JD Roofing Repair

07/09/2024

Next project !!! Coming soon!! 😎😎

03/20/2024

Training ON 😎 ☑️

03/15/2024

Need a storm damage roofer and insurance claim expert you can trust in the DFW Metro? Call us!

03/12/2024

solar panel process…. 😀

02/29/2024

02/25/2024

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02/07/2024

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01/30/2024

What are impact-resistant roofing materials?

Impact-resistant shingles and other roofing materials are designed to resist damage from hail and flying debris — things that might damage ordinary shingles. Shingles on an impact-resistant roof are designed to withstand high winds and hail damage.
Hailstorms are particularly hard on roofs — hailstones can form up to five inches or more in diameter, and pelt your roof at speeds of 90 miles an hour or more. According to claims data, State Farm paid $2.9 billion for homeowner hail claims in 2022.
According to the Insurance Institute for Business and Home Safety (IBHS), most roofs have an average life span of 20 years. However, roofs in areas that experience a lot of hail may need to be replaced every 7 to 10 years. The IBHS is one of the organizations — including State Farm®, which has an in-house laboratory in Bloomington, Illinois — whose researchers have devoted years to field and lab research studying hail and testing the materials designed to handle it. The IBHS has a rating system for impact-resistant shingles that includes reviews of denting, tears and granule loss.
You can choose impact-resistant shingles such as asphalt or a metal roofing material in a variety of popular styles. Impact-resistant shingles resembling wood or slate that are made of concrete, plastic, recycled resin or rubber are also available in multiple colors.