It’s about that time of the year again. The Severe Weather Report Summary for the year shows that we have already had more than 90+ tornadoes sightings, 550+ hail reports and over 600+ strong wind reports.
Yes, June 1st to November 30th is officially hurricane season. These are the months when these damaging yet predictable storms are most frequent for Houston. However, shouldn’t something be said about the unannounced tornadoes? The late spring months are when the tornadoes usually slow down but not for Texas!
Strangely, the Texas Panhandle usually observes the most tornadoes in the months of June, July, and August. This is because those jet streams like to move north and west and Texas usually gets more energy.
No one needs a tornado or damaging storm to hit their house and there are steps that can be taken in order to prevent permanent damage. You want to make sure your house can always stand up against damaging winds and hail.
On the off chance that it’s an EF5 tornado you’re confronting, there’s not a lot to be done, however is your roof prepared to withstand the winds of littler tornadoes or storms?
There are some basic approaches to ensure it is. By maintaining your roof’s uprightness consistently, you won’t need to be as stressed over your roof when you hear there’s a threat of serious climate around your neighborhood.
You should check your roof thoroughly to know if it is prepared for tornado and hurricane season. Some homes are lucky enough to have a true attic, if you do then you can do a visible inspection from the inside of your house by:
After that, you can do an outer inspection for similar issues such as uplifted or loose shingles. Basically, if you spot anything that looks weird, you need to call the professionals like Par5 Roofing & Construction.
If you need additional protection for your roof during this Texas hurricane and tornado season, you might need to consider having hurricane ties introduced. Hurricane lashes are intended to withstand at least 300 pounds of elevating pressure, much the same as you’d see with tornado-power winds.
These ties work by strengthening the bond between your roof and your dividers, making it harder for the weight made by strong winds to annihilate your roof. Some new homes may as of now make them depend, on your nearby construction laws. Hurricane ties can be confused to introduce thus, on the off chance that you might want them introduced on your roof. Contact Par 5 Roofing and Construction, your certified roofer.
In the event that you think that you have any problems with your roof, then call or email us to get a full assessment!
Our Par5 Roofing Special Offers & Discounts change with the seasons, every few months, all year long. But be assured that we are always offering discounts on our services. You can now see our current special offers.
Par 5 Roofing And Construction
 10503 Sageyork Dr. Bldg B
Houston, Texas, TX 77089
 (844) 727-3483
twilkins@par5roofing.com