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Posted by Joseph Meehan on December 5, 2007, 7:55 am
I suggest that you start with your insurance company. It should be
covered. The insurance company has a vested interest in preventing future
damage to your home. They will likely not only pay for it but inspect it
decide what is needed and help you find a good contractor who will take care
of it before more damage occurs that the insurance company would pay for.
> We recently had a windstorm move through our area of Washington (yeah,
> we're all over the news) that deposited about 20-30 of my asphalt
> shingles all over my backyard. I looked at the roof carefully, and
> there's no plywood showing, the places where shingles came off still
> have shingles underneath, there were and are no leaks. Is it
> necessary to have these replaced immediately, or is it even necessary
> at all? If I need to replace them eventually, how does one go about
> replacing individual shingles?
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Joseph Meehan
Dia 's Muire duit
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> we're all over the news) that deposited about 20-30 of my asphalt
> shingles all over my backyard. I looked at the roof carefully, and
> there's no plywood showing, the places where shingles came off still
> have shingles underneath, there were and are no leaks. Is it
> necessary to have these replaced immediately, or is it even necessary
> at all? If I need to replace them eventually, how does one go about
> replacing individual shingles?