Missing shingles do not automatically mean you need a new roof. A localized repair may be appropriate when nearby shingles remain serviceable and the underlying roof is in suitable condition. The number of missing shingles is only one part of the decision. Our crew at...
A roof inspection after hail should explain what was observed, where damage appears, and whether roofing repairs are needed. It should give you more than a statement that your roof “looks bad.” Our professionals at J. Bos Inc. Roofing Services provide cost-free...
A recently replaced roof may still suffer hail damage because new shingles are not automatically impact-resistant. The product installed, storm severity, and condition of the roofing system all affect the result. Age alone does not establish how a shingle will...
For Iowa homeowners replacing an asphalt shingle roof, Class 4 impact-resistant shingles with rubber-modified asphalt are a strong option for reducing hail damage. Their flexible formulation helps resist impacts that may damage standard shingles. No roofing material...
Hail hit Norwalk on October 8, 2026, leaving homeowners with a practical question: did it damage the roof? A local report documented 1.25-inch hail, roughly the size of a half dollar. Even when shingles remain in place, a roof inspection is the next step toward...
Severe thunderstorms moved through Central Iowa on September 8, 2026, bringing damaging winds, large hail, heavy rain and widespread reports of downed trees and property damage. KCCI reported storm damage across Central Iowa, including damage to a Landus Cooperative...
