Missing Shingles
Shingles or pieces of roofing found in the yard mean something came off the roof.
Wind attacks your roof at the edges, corners, and every loose detail. We repair lifted shingles, torn edges, and loose flashing, then help you prevent a repeat.
Wind damage is harm caused by air moving over and around your roof, from lifted shingles and peeled membrane to torn edge metal and water forced into gaps. Because the roof perimeter often takes the first hit, damage can begin there and grow inward with each gust.
Uplift pulls upward on loose or poorly fastened material. Edges and corners take more pressure than the middle of the roof. Loose tabs flutter and crease until they break, wind-driven rain finds gaps ordinary rain would miss, and flying debris can puncture the surface outright.
We start at the edges and work inward, checking eaves, rakes, ridges, and corners first, since that is where wind damage concentrates. We check flashing, coping, rooftop equipment, and gutters, and confirm whether damage has already let water in.
Damaged or missing shingles are replaced, and lifted tabs are hand-sealed when still sound.
Bent or loose drip edge, coping, and flashing are re-fastened or replaced.
Peeled flat roof membrane is re-bonded or replaced in the damaged section.
Loose metal panels and displaced tiles are refastened or swapped for matching pieces.
If wind has torn away roofing or exposed the deck, treat it as urgent. See emergency roof repair for temporary protection while we plan the permanent fix.
It depends on the roof's age, installation quality, and how well shingles are sealed. Even moderate gusts can lift material that was already loose or poorly fastened.
No. A rating describes how a product performs under test conditions, and real results depend on installation, roof condition, and exposure. We can explain what a rating means for your specific roof.
Yes. Some wind damage, like a slightly lifted seam or a cracked but still-attached shingle, is not obvious until the next rain reveals a leak. A post-storm inspection catches these before they become bigger problems.
Temporary protection buys time, but tarps and sealants are not permanent roofing. We explain how long a temporary fix should hold and when the permanent repair should happen.
Some manufacturer and workmanship warranties address storm damage differently than normal wear. We can help you understand what applies to your situation.
Proper fastening, sealing, and edge details make the biggest difference, not the look of the roof. We can inspect your roof and recommend improvements suited to your exposure.
Call Bronx Roofing Pros
Tell us what the wind did and how exposed your building is. We will repair it and help you prevent a repeat. Call (718) 719-0780.
(718) 719-07802243 White Plains Rd, Bronx, NY 10467