Drew Werdeman - Midwest Roofing

03/11/2026

I will be in KC tomorrow morning! Reach out to schedule your free inspection!

(417) 590-2779

Many of our neighbors in KC got hit by severe hail last night with an estimated 93,756 properties impacted. About half of those we're impacted by tennis ball sized hail (2.5" in diameter).

Our service reach extends to the KC metro area, and we have expert inspectors on the ground checking for damage TODAY.

If you've been impacted by the storm, time is of the essence. Make sure you get your roof checked out as soon as possible before the next downpour.

We assess the exterior surface of your roof and the interior structure to identify leak points that others miss. Our FREE inspection can save you thousands of dollars in water damage costs.

Call us today—we'd be glad to take a look at your property and give you the peace of mind you deserve.

03/11/2026

All my people around Platte Woods I will be up this week! Let me know and I will be doing free inspections!

😳 Very large hail in Platte Woods, MO. At least tennis ball size. Lots of it, too. I did see several baseball size hailstones. Time is 6:45 PM. KMBC 9

03/11/2026

ALL MY KC PEOPLE!

This is what was falling a few minutes ago. When hail gets to this size, it can damage shingles, vents, gutters, and siding even if you don’t see leaks right away.

If you’re in the Kansas City area and were under this storm, it’s a good idea to have your roof checked sooner rather than later. Hail damage isn’t always obvious from the ground.

I’m out doing free storm inspections and documenting any damage for homeowners so you know exactly where you stand.

Send me a message if you want me to take a look.

(417) 590-2779

03/07/2026

Last night’s storms rolled through hard, and a lot of roofs in our area took a beating. The problem is, many times the damage isn’t obvious from the ground. Small issues can sit there for months before they turn into leaks, interior damage, or insurance headaches.

That’s why it’s important to get your roof checked before problems start. A quick inspection now can catch lifted shingles, damaged pipe boots, loose flashing, or hail impacts before they turn into something expensive.

If your home was in the path of last night’s storms, reach out and let me take a look. Inspections are free, and it’s always better to be proactive instead of waiting until water is coming through the ceiling.

Message me or give me a call to get on the schedule. Stay safe out there. ⛈️🏠

03/07/2026

Stay safe tonight, Missouri! 🌩️ With severe thunderstorms, high winds, and potential hail forecasted across the state, we want to make sure all our neighbors are prepared.

Governor Kehoe has issued a State of Emergency as these storms move through, and while we hope for a quiet night, we know how unpredictable Missouri weather can be. 💨 Whether it’s heavy rain or high gusts, your family’s safety is the top priority.

Quick Storm Safety Tips:

✅ Stay Informed: Keep your NOAA weather radio on and ensure your phone alerts are turned up. 📱

✅ Secure the Yard: If you have time before the rain starts, move loose patio furniture or trash cans inside to prevent them from becoming projectiles. 🪑

✅ Identify Your Safe Spot: Make sure everyone in the house knows to head to the lowest level or an interior room away from windows if a warning is issued. 🏠

We’re keeping an eye on the radar right along with you. Once the clouds clear and it’s safe to step outside this weekend, take a quick walk around your home. If you spot any missing shingles, dented flashing, or unexpected leaks, don’t stress—we’ve got your back.

Stay weather-aware, stay safe, and have a peaceful weekend! 🤝

Need a post-storm check-up?

We’re here to help with honest assessments and expert repairs.
📞 Contact us for a free inspection
💬 Got a question about storm damage? Drop it in the comments below!

03/06/2026

Big storms are rolling through, and the worst time to start thinking about a plan is when the wind is already blowing.

Every homeowner should have a storm plan before, during, and after severe weather.

Before the storm:
Make sure your roof is in good shape. Small issues like lifted shingles, exposed nails, or worn pipe jacks can turn into major leaks during high winds and heavy rain.

During the storm:
Stay safe and avoid going outside to check damage. Flying debris and strong winds make it dangerous.

After the storm:
Have your roof professionally inspected as soon as possible. Many types of storm damage aren’t obvious from the ground, but if they’re left alone they can turn into expensive problems later.

A quick inspection can catch damage early and help you understand your options if insurance is involved.

If the storms this week hit your area and you want someone to take a look, feel free to reach out. I’m happy to inspect your roof and help you figure out the next steps.

(417) 590-2779

03/04/2026

Storms are already moving through the area and more are still expected. High winds and hail can cause sudden roof damage, so it’s important to act quickly if your home is affected.

If your roof suffers damage from wind or hail, we are offering emergency roof tarping services to help protect your home from further water intrusion after the storm.

If you notice missing shingles, debris on your roof, or water spots on your ceiling after the storm passes, don’t wait. Getting a tarp installed quickly can help prevent additional interior damage.

Once the weather clears, I’m also available to perform free roof inspections to check for storm damage and help homeowners understand their next steps.

If you need emergency tarping after the storm, call or message me anytime. Stay safe and keep an eye on the forecast this week.🌩️🏠

(417) 590-2779

03/04/2026

Storm season is here, and a lot of roof leaks don’t start with missing shingles… they start with the small things most homeowners never notice.
One of the biggest culprits I see is pipe jacks — the rubber boots around the plumbing vents on your roof. Over time the rubber cracks, dries out, and storms push water right through them.
In this video I show what pipe jacks are, how they fail, and what to look for on your roof.
After the storms roll through this week, it’s a good time to have your roof checked. Catching small issues like this early can save you from much bigger problems later.
If the storms hit your area and you want a free inspection, reach out and I’ll come take a look.