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Storm damage doesn't always show from the ground.
Last weekend's storms hit Northeast Indiana and Nortwest Ohio hard high winds, hail, downed trees. Even if your roof looks fine, hail granules in your gutters or a water stain on the ceiling can mean real damage underneath.
Three signs your roof took a hit
These are the warning signs Landmark's crews look for first and the ones homeowners usually notice too late.
Ceiling stains
Water spreading across drywall or a discolored ring means moisture is already inside, not just sitting on the roof.
Granules in the gutter
Shingle granules collecting near your downspouts are a sign hail already wore through the surface layer.
Missing or curled shingles
High wind can lift, crack, or tear shingles loose — even ones you can't see from the yard.
Northeast Indiana and Nortwest Ohio, we've got you covered
From Fort Wayne to Columbia City to Huntington to Bryan Ohio, that storm left a mark — trees down, hail on the ground, and a lot of roofs that need a second look. Landmark Roofing has been inspecting local roofs for years.
Get your free inspection
A Landmark inspector will check your shingles, flashing, and attic and walk you through what they find — no pressure, no obligation.