Transform Your Home with Millenium Roofing Oklahoma: The Roofing Experts!
Shingle roofing is not just a choice—it’s an opportunity to elevate your home to new heights. With flat, rectangular asphalt shingles artfully layered from the roof’s edge to the pinnacle, your home can shine with pride. Shingles not only enhance your home’s beauty, but they also serve as a shield against the elements—rain, wind, hail, and sun. Millenium ensures they are properly installed and maintained. We will prevent potential issues and protect your investment for years to come
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When to Consider New Shingles Choosing the right roofing shingle is a journey. Reflect on your unique location and climate. Your budget and visionary plans for the future and your personal style, including color and texture
While asphalt shingles are often loved for their affordability and adaptability, exploring other materials can unveil unique advantages in function and aesthetic appeal. Reach out to Residential Metal Oklahoma Roofing and embark on the journey to a more inspiring home
Key Factors That Influence Hail Damage
Not all hailstorms are the same, and the damage they cause can vary significantly based on several key factors. Understanding these elements can help you better evaluate your property’s risk and determination whether a professional inspection is needed.
Wind Speed & Direction
Wind Speed & Direction During a hailstorm, wind direction and speed can change rapidly. These shifts affect both where hailstones land and how hard they hit. Strong winds can drive hail at steep angles, increasing the likelihood of damage to roofs, as well as siding, windows, and walls.
Size, Density of Hailstones
Hailstones come in various sizes—from pea-sized to softball-sized—and their density and shape play a significant role in the extent of damage: Larger, denser hailstones can cause more severe structural damage. Even smaller hailstones, particularly those with jagged edges, can dent, scratch, or chip materials depending on their speed
Natural & Structural Barriers
Trees, fences, landscaping, and nearby structures can act as protective shields during a hailstorm. These barriers help: Reduce the impact velocity of hail Minimize direct hits on vulnerable surfaces Provide additional protection to windows, walls, and siding
Building Materials & Roof Condition
How your home or building withstands a hailstorm heavily relies on its construction materials: Aluminum siding, gutters, and asphalt shingles may exhibit dents or granule loss. Vinyl siding or wood shakes are prone to cracking or splitting. Older roofs or materials already in poor condition are more susceptible to significant damage
Think You Might Have Hail Damage?
Don’t leave it to chance. Even minor hail can cause hidden damage that worsens over time.