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Wind-stripped low-slope roof section with the mineral-surfaced roll roofing peeled back in a large ragged sheet Storm Response

Wind Took the Roof — Tarped That Day

$17,500–$18,500
Cincinnati, OH · 2023

March wind stripped the low-slope section down to felt and nails. We inspected it the same day and got a tarp down before the next rain — then handled the claim through to a full replacement. The emergency call is the part insurance forgets to tell you about; these photos are that day.

Wind-stripped low-slope roof section with the mineral-surfaced roll roofing peeled back in a large ragged sheet
Wind-stripped low-slope roof section with the mineral-surfaced roll roofing peeled back in a large ragged sheet
A section of roll roofing torn clean away, bounded on both sides by intact granulated surface
A section of roll roofing torn clean away, bounded on both sides by intact granulated surface
Close view of the torn edge with exposed felt, scattered backed-out nails and the decking board lines showing through
Close view of the torn edge with exposed felt, scattered backed-out nails and the decking board lines showing through
Crew member on the ridge lifting away a storm-loosened ridge cap shingle
Crew member on the ridge lifting away a storm-loosened ridge cap shingle
Crew member fastening the blue emergency tarp along the ridge with orange cap nails
Crew member fastening the blue emergency tarp along the ridge with orange cap nails
The finished emergency dry-in: the blue tarp laid over the stripped section and buttoned down with a grid of cap nails
The finished emergency dry-in: the blue tarp laid over the stripped section and buttoned down with a grid of cap nails
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