Wind-driven rain can make a perfectly good roof leak. If you have stains that only appear during sideways rain, a controlled “storm hose test” can help confirm where water is entering. This article explains how to stage a safe, repeatable test that mimics crosswinds without damaging shingles or flooding your
When rain comes in at an angle, roof systems get a tougher test than a straight vertical downpour. Nowhere is this more obvious than at roof-to-wall joints. These intersections carry layered materials, interruptions in shingles, and often gutters and siding squeezing into a tight space. Wind-driven rain can travel sideways,
Ridge vents are designed to let hot, moist air escape while keeping rain outside. That works well in calm or steady conditions. In a Texas thunderstorm with shifting gusts, though, wind can push water sideways and even upward. If the ridge vent is undersized, missing a wind baffle, or paired
A hailstorm can rattle windows, pepper your gutters, and still leave you wondering: “Did it actually damage my roof?” The fastest way to know is to inspect methodically. Use this homeowner‑friendly checklist to spot the most common hail indicators, document what you find for insurance, and decide when it’s time
A hailstorm can be loud, fast, and confusing—like nature tossed a bag of marbles at your home and sprinted away. The good news? If you follow a simple timeline in the first 72 hours, you can protect your roof, document what matters for insurance, and avoid costly surprises. Here’s your
Hail is sneaky. It can thump your roof in a ten‑minute storm and leave behind issues that take months to reveal themselves. The sooner you spot damage, the easier it is to prevent leaks, mold, and expensive structural repairs. This guide shows you how to identify hail damage across the
PLANO, Texas — Nov. 6, 2024 – Apple Roofing is thrilled to announce the appointment of Mel Noel as the National Director of Commercial Business Development. With a wealth of experience in the multi-family and commercial sectors, Mel brings a dynamic approach to client engagement, team leadership, and market expansion.
Storms that bring hail, high winds, and heavy rain can leave hidden damage behind. At Apple Roofing, we know that when storms strike, homeowners need a trusted partner to keep their property safe. That’s why we’re here to Be the Calm After the Storm—Building a Sweeter Experience rooted in ease,
As communities in the southeastern U.S. recover from the devastating effects of hurricanes Helene and Milton, Apple Roofing is living out its powerful purpose of Building a Sweeter Experience and mission to Be the Calm After the Storm. Hurricane Helene caused extensive damage and tragic loss of life as it
