Wind Damage

Strong winds from monsoons or dust storms can lift shingles, shift tiles, and expose your underlayment. If left unaddressed, this creates paths for water intrusion and heat loss.

What to do:

• Schedule an inspection after wind events
• Check for shingle tabs lifting or tile misalignment
• Repair damaged sections before the next storm

Structural Damage

Severe storms can weaken the very framework of your roof, especially if prolonged rain or heavy debris is involved. Structural damage often appears as roof sagging, visible bowing, or interior cracks on ceilings and walls.

What to look for:

• Warped or sagging roof lines
• Interior ceiling spots or drywall cracks
• Uneven roof decking beneath the shingles or tiles

What to do:
If you suspect structural damage, call for a professional evaluation immediately. A delayed response can lead to collapses or widespread interior water damage. Our team specializes in comprehensive storm damage roofing repair services in Phoenix and will provide fast diagnostics and partner with engineers when deeper support is needed.

Heavy Rain and Thunderstorms

Torrential downpours can overwhelm your roof’s drainage system, leading to standing water, soaked insulation, and eventual ceiling leaks.

What to do:

• Clean your gutters regularly
• Install proper drainage solutions if pooling occurs
• Inspect attic spaces after heavy rain for moisture

Tree Damage

Downed trees and limbs during monsoons or high winds can puncture roofing materials, creating sudden exposure to the elements.

What to look for:

• Obvious puncture wounds or crushed roofing
• Loose flashing or disconnected gutters
• Branch debris accumulating around roof edges

What to do:
Remove any tree limbs immediately and avoid walking on the roof yourself. Our roofers can safely assess impact zones, replace damaged materials, and reinforce weak areas to ensure your roof remains in optimal condition. We also help you document the damage for your insurance company.

Flashing Damage

Flashing protects vulnerable roof joints—like chimneys, valleys, and vents—but it’s also one of the first components to fail during wind and rain. Once flashing is dislodged or warped, water intrusion becomes likely.

What to look for:

• Bent, cracked, or missing flashing
• Water stains near chimneys or skylights
• Mold or mildew around the ceiling corners

What to do:
Flashing issues can appear minor but lead to major leaks. We offer targeted flashing repair or replacement and always check the flashing condition during our roofing inspections.

Hail Damage

While already covered above, hail can also result in:

• Loosened flashing
• Skylight or solar panel cracking
• Subsurface roof membrane bruising

What to do:

• Book a professional inspection after any hail event
• Monitor granule loss or discoloration on shingles
• Address small cracks before they widen

Mechanical Damage

Mechanical damage typically comes from satellite dishes, rooftop HVAC units, or solar panels becoming dislodged during storms. These installations can scratch or puncture the roofing membrane or underlayment if they become loose.

What to look for:

• Loose mounts or flashing around mechanical units
• Tearing or separation of roofing materials nearby
• Leaks below HVAC vents or solar racks

What to do:
Have our specialists inspect the base of every rooftop installation. We’ll reseal vulnerable areas, repair any storm-related damage, and ensure everything is anchored correctly moving forward.