Roof Hail Damage Repair Started In Midland, Texas, After Storm on May 24, 2022
Commercial Roofing & Restoration
On Tuesday, pea-sized to baseball-sized hail dropped, with rain, wind gusts up to 80 mph, and a tornado, in Midland and the surrounding areas. Northwest Midland received one-half inch of rain, in less than an hour. Early evening, a tornado hit ground along highway 158 and moved into Sterling County.
After the rains blew by, winds reaching 38 mph and gusts of 51 mph were recorded at Midland International. An Ef-1 tornado was confirmed at 95 mph, with a path of 7.4 miles and maximum width of 100 yards. Large trees were downed, tree limbs snapped, and some homes had roof damage. More damage to buildings occurred from wind gusts than the tornado, roofs blown off a house in Meadow and in Monument, and shingles blown off a roof in Gardendale, to name a few.
RestoreMaster crews have been in Texas recently due to another storm in the panhandle, on May 1. They sent a crew over to work in the Midland area, in order to alleviate the details of everything from insurance reporting to final restoration, which can be overwhelming to a property owner.
The blue tag on the local hail and wind map, marking Midland, TX, shows that area and surrounding communities hit by very large hail, larger than 2.5 inches (purple). Areas further out received hail in the golf ball to tennis ball-sized range (dark orange), then northward the stones that dropped were smaller half dollar (orange) to quarter-sized (yellow). The gray areas in the southward side of the storm indicate heavy winds, up about 70 mph, and a tornado.
Local news centers, storm watchers and residents shared images and videos on social media:
@TxStormChasers from a friend on the north side of Midland, TX pic.twitter.com/cMIElFKwqD
— Steven Boots (@TheBoots17) May 24, 2022
Live Coverage For Severe Storm Entering Midland, TX! https://t.co/mGFENGnen3
— HailTrace (@HailTrace) May 24, 2022
Northwest of Midland, TX #txwx pic.twitter.com/IwyMQTPtj4
— Mike Olbinski (@MikeOlbinski) May 24, 2022
Live Coverage For Severe Storm Entering Midland, TX! https://t.co/mGFENGnen3
— HailTrace (@HailTrace) May 24, 2022
Of course, the first time we get a good rain, we also get this.
— Anthony Franze (@AnthonyFranzeWX) May 24, 2022
📷 Midland, TX pic.twitter.com/hEA4YY8qkY
This is the hail we just had in Midland, TX pic.twitter.com/xEpf7Dl6Bu
— SCW (@SCWOFTX) May 24, 2022
Gnarly storm by Midland, TX #txwx #stormhour pic.twitter.com/DRb8vDQGWy
— Mark Skaggs (@markskaggs10) May 24, 2022
The NOAA National Weather Service map and event listings show trees of all sizes down, buildings damaged, and recordings of heavy winds in and around Midland, Texas.
- Midland: Tennis ball-sized hail and golf ball-sized hail, severe thunderstorm, 60 mph wind
- Iowa Colony: wind damage with trees down.
- Winchell: Three power poles blown down and three power poles snapped.
- Burnet: small limbs snapped, 52 mph winds recorded at Burnet Municipal Airport.
- Gardendale: 1” tree limbs broken, shingles blown off roofs.
- Arden: 70 mph winds recorded.
- Melvin: Metal barn roof peeled off, large pecan tree uprooted.
- Richland Springs: Power lines and trees down and trailer flipped over.
- Meadow: roof blown off a house, basketball backboard torn out of concrete pad.
- Grape Creek: Metal barn roof peeled off, large pecan tree down.
- Water Valley: multiple trees and branches down in road.
- Anderson Mill: 4” tree limb downed near Lark Drive and Little Elm Trail.
- Brushy Creek: Downed tree of about 8” diameter near intersection of Emerald Hill Drive and Curtis Drive.
- Denver City: Storm gusted up to 66 mph
Large hail drops at high speeds in the 40 to 75 mph range, without winds, but adding up to 70 mph wind these stones are sure to cause great damage to building roofs, sidings, windows and gutters. RestoreMaster has been providing all the necessary knowledge and skills to aid property owners in getting their buildings back into pre-storm condition, as well as providing emergency remediation, by tarping or shrink wrapping roofs and providing care of and prevention of water damage, due to the severely heavy rainfall that occurred in that storm and likely will occur again as the stormy season continues.
Severe storms, bringing hail, strong winds, or tornadoes can cause severe roof damage, by ripping off roofing systems.
Some older roofs can be damaged by winds as low as 50 miles per hour.
The intensity of roof damage is determined by various factors: the velocity and impact of flying debris, the quality of the original installation, the building height and location in relation to other buildings, the angle and shape of the roof, and the material used on the roof.
After a severe storm of hail or high winds, it is important to get your roof inspected, and have a property damage assessment report so that you can learn whether you have damage to your roofing system.
If roof leaks are a problem, they need to be addressed immediately. Experienced roofing contractors can either cover the affected area (or the entire roof) with a tarp or with a durable shrink wrap plastic membrane until long-term repairs can be made. Preventing water intrusion will help stop mold from growing.
Even if you don’t think your roof was damaged, you will want to get your roof inspected if your property falls anywhere within the hail damage map.
Symptoms of storm damage problems do not always show up immediately.
And insurance companies can require you to get a claim in before their deadline.
Emergency response crews are available to assist commercial property owners with roof damage, frozen pipe damage, siding and window damage, and turnkey restoration services.
The types of clients that consistently rely on RestoreMaster to assist them with hail or wind damage to tile roofing includes: all commercial buildings, hospitals, schools, churches, condos, apartments, hotels, resorts, restaurants, dealerships, retail properties, historical homes & buildings, warehouses and industrial properties.
Give us a call today, if the building on your property recently was damaged from wind, fallen trees, hail, collapsed roof or any other storm-related damage.
We are a disaster restoration contractor providing damage restoration from hail, tornadoes, fire and flood. RestoreMaster responds to disaster emergencies by repairing roofing systems of commercial and residential buildings, starting with temporary solutions using tarp or shrink wrap to prevent leaks, until more permanent solutions are decided upon. We also assist with debris cleanup, water removal, burst pipe damage repair, water damage building restoration, tornado damage roofing & restoration, hurricane damage roofing & restoration, mold remediation, interior restoration and reconstruction, and many other services to rebuild your damaged property. We also provide fire & smoke damage restoration.
Contact RestoreMaster if you need assistance with storm damage repair.
As large loss claims experts, our team works directly with your insurance company to get your facility back on its feet.
We provide all aspects of building restoration, from emergency response services and cleanup to total build back of your facility.
RestoreMaster provides a large team of professionals working on your behalf, including: insurance claims experts, large loss attorneys, public adjusters, roofing and building engineers, interior construction experts, and other professionals with a specialty in storm and disaster damage insurance restoration.
We do repair, replacement and restoration services on the following roofing systems: TPO roofing, metal roofing, tile roofing for hail damage, slate roofing, asphalt shingle roofing from hurricane damage, EPDM roofing, roof coatings, torch down roofing, BUR roofing, SBS-modified roofing repair, PVC roofing.
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