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Understanding Storm Damage

  • Writer: Yahara Exteriors
    Yahara Exteriors
  • Dec 25, 2024
  • 1 min read

Storm damage refers to the harm caused to property and landscapes as a result of severe weather conditions, including heavy rain, strong winds, hail, and flooding. This damage can manifest in various forms, affecting both the exterior and interior of buildings, as well as surrounding environments.

Understanding how storm damage occurs is essential for homeowners to take proactive measures in protecting their properties. Regular maintenance, including a well-functioning gutter system, is crucial in mitigating potential damage from storms.

When it comes to protecting your home, one crucial aspect that often gets overlooked is the gutter system. A well-functioning gutter system plays a vital role in safeguarding your home from potential water damage by directing rainwater away from the foundation. That's where Yahara Exteriors comes in to provide top-notch gutter solutions tailored to your needs.

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  • Hail Damage:

    • Can create dents and pockmarks on metal roofs, reducing their lifespan.

    • May crack or shatter shingles, leading to leaks and water intrusion.

    • Can damage siding materials, especially vinyl, causing cracks and warping.

    • May break windows or skylights, compromising home security and insulation.

  • Wind Damage:

    • Can lift or completely remove shingles, exposing the roof to leaks.

    • May cause siding to loosen or detach, affecting insulation and aesthetics.

    • Can damage gutters, causing them to bend or detach from the house.

    • May uproot trees or branches, leading to structural damage upon impact.

  • Rain Damage:

    • Can lead to water pooling on the roof, causing leaks and structural damage.

    • May infiltrate through cracks in siding, leading to mold and rot.

    • Can overwhelm gutters, causing overflow and potential damage to the foundation.

    • May cause erosion around the home, affecting landscaping and drainage systems.



 
 
 

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