58-Square Hail Damage Roof Replacement in Trenton

Hail doesn't care how big your house is. This Trenton home took a beating from a recent storm, and the damage was significant enough to warrant a full roof replacement - all 58 squares of it. That's a large residential roof, and the hail had done its job on the shingles.

Here's what we were working with: a two-story brick home with multiple roof planes, valleys, and transitions. Not a simple rectangle. A job like this takes a solid crew who knows how to move efficiently across a complex layout without cutting corners on the details that matter - flashing, underlayment, transitions between sections.

We got out there early and got after it. The whole crew was on site and working all angles of the roof at the same time. Old shingles stripped, debris coming off, new material going down. That's how you handle a roof this size without dragging a homeowner's day-to-day life out longer than it needs to be.

The thing most homeowners don't realize about hail damage is that the surface can look rough but still passable to an untrained eye. By the time water starts finding its way inside, the damage underneath has usually been building for a while. A full inspection after any significant storm is the only way to know what you're actually dealing with - and waiting just gives problems more time to compound.

If your home got hit by a recent storm and you haven't had it looked at yet, that's worth addressing sooner rather than later. Hail damage claims have windows, and small issues don't stay small for long once water gets involved.