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What counts as wind damage on a roof?

Wind damage often shows up as missing, lifted, creased, or displaced roofing components.

Short Answer

Visible wind concerns can include missing shingles, lifted tabs, creased shingles, exposed fasteners, displaced ridge caps, damaged flashing, and water entry after severe weather.

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