Dr. Roof Blog

When you were upgrading the roof of your home, did you use Atlas Chalet Shingles? If so, you have noticed blistering and granular loss that may have caused issues with your Gutters and downspouts being clogged.

A recent storm event on August 12th saw much of Metro Atlanta facing storm damage. With severe storms, there was a round of gusty winds that caused widespread issues for residents. If your home was affected by the severe flooding and winds, you may be wondering what you should do next.

According to AccuWeather, Hurricane Idalia's "outer rain bands... will graze the area; humid; heavy tropical rainfall will lead to flooding." Thankfully most of north Georgia will remain unaffected by the dangerous winds associated with the hurricane.

There's no question about it - a roof replacement is one of the biggest costs a homeowner will face during ownership. Although roofing is a very durable product, it's not engineered to last indefinitely.

Siding is an essential element of your home, responsible for keeping your residence well-insulated and visually appealing. If it has started to degrade, you'll definitely want to consider replacing it before damage occurs.

High winds can cause severe damage to your home's integrity. Recently the metro Atlanta area was impacted by up to 70 mph winds. After a major wind storm like this hits time is crucial to ensure your home stays protected.

Was your home in the path of the August 7th storm that hit across the entire Atlanta metro? If so, the storm restoration experts at Dr. Roof are here to help! We have experience in both hail and wind damage restoration with over 34 years of repairing and replacing roofs.

A roof replacement is one of the biggest projects a homeowner can do for their property. If you have considered a roof replacement for your home, you may be curious about what benefits you can expect.

Overnight severe storms with gusting wind, rain, and pockets of hail pounded the metro Atlanta area. Radar showed heavy downpours and there have been reports of fallen tree branches and isolated hail. The roof above your home is being tested to its max during the storms.

Hail storms slammed through the heart of Atlanta overnight on March 26/27. The damage to roofs is extensive in some areas. Hail varied in size from 1/2" to 3" in some areas.