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Emergency Storm Response Recommended
Storm or tree damage
What This Usually Means
Severe Kentucky storms bring high winds, hail impact, and fallen tree limbs that breach roof decks, shatter siding, or dent metal trim. Protecting your building envelope quickly prevents weather damage from entering your living space.
What To Do Right Now
- 1Stay clear of any fallen power lines or structural framing under heavy limb load.
- 2Take clear photos of all exterior damage from ground level when it is safe to do so.
- 3Cover exposed indoor valuables with plastic drop cloths if roof penetration occurred.
What We'd Check
- Roof decking for punctures, crushed rafters, or stripped shingle sections
- Siding panels, fascia boards, soffits, and window frames for impact cracks
- Gutters, downspouts, and perimeter drainage paths
Home Diagnostic Reference Guide
Storm or tree damage — Diagnosis & Safe Action Plan
Severe Kentucky storms bring high winds, hail impact, and fallen tree limbs that breach roof decks, shatter siding, or dent metal trim. Protecting your building envelope quickly prevents weather damage from entering your living space.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I do if a tree limb punctures my roof during a storm?
Ensure everyone inside is in a safe room away from the impacted ceiling area. Do not attempt to climb onto a storm-damaged roof. Request emergency inspection and tarping support.