True Roofers Storm Prep. A tropical storm is rolling in and Johnny shows how the team gets ready: available 24 hours, 7 days a week for leaks, tarps, missing shingles, and storm damage.
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johnny here with true roofers as you can see we got this tropical storm that's rolling in today and tomorrow listen our guys we are getting ready right now we are available for you 24 hours seven days a week if your roof has a leak if you need a tarp if you have any shingles that have flown off any water damage we are available for you so listen give us a call we're ready for you we got you covered
True Roofers Storm Prep
A tropical storm is rolling in and Johnny shows how the team gets ready: available 24 hours, 7 days a week for leaks, tarps, missing shingles, and storm damage.
Read the transcript
johnny here with true roofers as you can see we got this tropical storm that's rolling in today and tomorrow listen our guys we are getting ready right now we are available for you 24 hours seven days a week if your roof has a leak if you need a tarp if you have any shingles that have flown off any water damage we are available for you so listen give us a call we're ready for you we got you covered
A Tropical Storm Is Coming: How True Roofers Gets Ready
Johnny filmed this one as a tropical system was rolling in on Central Florida: the guys are getting ready right now, and the team is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. A leak, a tarp, shingles that have flown off, water damage: we are available for you, and we got you covered.
Your pre-storm roof checklist
Hurricane season runs June through November in Florida, and most storm-week roof panic is preventable with an hour of attention before the weather arrives.
- Look at the roof from the ground with binoculars: lifted, creased, or missing shingles are the pieces the storm will finish removing
- Clear gutters and downspouts so the water that falls has somewhere to go besides under your eaves
- Trim branches that overhang the roof; most puncture damage starts as a limb that was always going to fall
- Photograph your roof and ceilings NOW: a dated "before" picture makes any later claim dramatically cleaner
- If your roof already leaks, get it tarped or repaired before the storm, not after it grows
After the storm passes
Check ceilings and the attic for new stains, walk the yard for shingle pieces and metal, and shoot photos of anything you find before touching it. If water is coming in, a tarp is the immediate move, and documentation is the second one: insurers pay on evidence, and the paper trail starts with your first photo. Then have the roof inspected even if the house looks fine inside, because wind damage that will leak in October does not always leak in the week the storm hit.
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