Wind damage is not limited to shingles found in the yard. A shingle can lift, crease, or lose its sealed edge and settle back into place, leaving a condition that is difficult to see from below.
How wind acts on a roof
Edges, corners, ridges, and changes in roof geometry experience different pressures. Existing wear and fastening also influence performance.
Repairability questions
Material flexibility, seal integrity, matching availability, surrounding condition, and the number of affected areas all matter.
What to document
Record the storm date, ground-level observations, interior changes, and any temporary protection before permanent work begins.
