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Posted on 4/13/19 at 10:24 am to wickowick
Another idea is to put tarp down in attic under shingles. And have a bucket on standby if leaking does occur.
It's at the top of the ridge, so not much rain will hit that spot compared to a spot lower down the roof. That's where all the runoff occurs.
Like others have said, Congrats on the new roof!
It's at the top of the ridge, so not much rain will hit that spot compared to a spot lower down the roof. That's where all the runoff occurs.
Like others have said, Congrats on the new roof!
Posted on 4/13/19 at 11:58 am to ItzMe1972
Got everything tarped. Insurance agent came out and helped. Assured me a new roof.
So anybody got a roofer rec around NELA?
So anybody got a roofer rec around NELA?
Posted on 4/13/19 at 4:04 pm to LSUballs
That roof lifted even where the shingles are still in place so there certainly shouldn’t be anything other than 100% replacement. Most insurance companies are doing complete replacement especially after a recorded weather event like that.
Call Joey Crawford. 1-318-355-2373
If he’s not doing shingles he will know good ones to contact. He’s a good roofer.
Call Joey Crawford. 1-318-355-2373
If he’s not doing shingles he will know good ones to contact. He’s a good roofer.
Posted on 4/13/19 at 5:04 pm to LSUballs
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Got everything tarped. Insurance agent came out and helped. Assured me a new roof.
FYI - your agent doesn’t make that decision but if you can get him to put that in writing and then sign a contract with a roofing contractor there is no insurer stupid enough to not agree on total replacement since you now have an estoppel argument on top of a wind-damaged roof.
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