Wind, hail and fallen limb damage repaired on roofs across Berks and Lancaster Counties. The Wernersville shop answers the phone 24 hours a day.
Amatucci Roofing repairs storm damage on homes across Berks County and Lancaster County, working from a family shop in Wernersville. Wind-lifted tabs, hail bruising, a limb through the decking: the same crew that lays new roofs handles the repair.
A storm visit starts on the roof and in the attic, where the roofer marks every broken part and photographs it for the claim file. The repair scope goes in writing, and the phone is answered 24 hours a day.
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A roofer reads the whole roof after wind or hail, not only the corner that leaks. Storm work then splits into 5 parts.
The check walks every slope, the ridge, the valleys and the attic boards, because wind lifts shingles far from the room with the stain. The roofer counts the broken parts before quoting the repair.
Hail bruises the mat under the granules and wind creases tabs without tearing them off. The roofer chalks each bruise and crease, so damage that hides from the ground reaches the repair list.
Replacement shingles match the weight, profile and exposure of the roof around them. New tabs slide under the course above and seal down, so the patch sheds water like the rest of the slope.
Storms bend step flashing, pull drip edge loose and knock gutters off their hangers. The crew reseats the metal at the chimney and the wall, then rehangs the gutter so runoff leaves the fascia dry.
Photographs of every lifted tab, dented vent and split boot go into the claim file with the date of the storm. The roofer walks the marked damage with the adjuster.
Signs of storm damage show up as shingle tabs in the yard, dark patches where tabs lifted, and granules washed into the gutter. Daylight through the attic boards and a wet rafter after rain point to a hole the wind opened.
Older homes around Wernersville show it first at the chimney, the valley and the low porch roof, where the flashing sits. A limb across the roof leaves a dent in the decking even when the shingles look whole.
The crew reaches storm work across Berks County and Lancaster County, from the Wernersville shop out to Reading, Sinking Spring, Ephrata, Lititz and Lebanon.
