Bill West

You might not be able to fully prevent roof emergencies from happening, but having a plan in place can help. When an emergency occurs, you’ll know exactly what to do, which can help minimize the repairs your roof needs. Keep the following in mind when coming up with your roofing emergency action plan.

When a storm rolls through town, you want your roof to be the one that withstands the wind and rain. Sometimes storm damage is unavoidable, such as after a heavy hail storm or when gale-force wind rips a limb off the neighbor’s tree — but you shouldn’t have to wake up to leaks and missing

Storms in the Lee’s Summit area can cause severe damage to your roof. Having this kind of damage puts the interior of your house at risk of serious damage, such as leaks. It’s important to know what to do after storm damage to help reduce the risk of ending up with major damage inside and

The strong winds which blow during big storms and hurricanes can wreak havoc on anything in their path. When the wind gusts get vigorous, many homes experience damage to their roofs. While roofs are designed to withstand heavy winds, just one windstorm is enough to take your roof from strong and secure to damaged and

  Homeowner insurance policies are difficult to read and can sometimes be impossible to understand. They tend to be stuffed with industry lingo an average policyholder may not be familiar with. Having a comprehensive understanding of the ins and outs of your policy is the best way to ensure your home and belongings are adequately

If you’ve recently sustained damage to your roof due to inclement weather or some other natural event, you’re likely wondering if homeowner’s insurance will cover the cost of repairs. While insurance will cover a variety of issues, there are always caveats and exceptions. Take a few moments to review the steps you should take to