Designer Roofing for State Road 56 Corridor / East Side Houses in Paoli

The eastern residential stretch along State Road 56 was directly in the confirmed NWS-surveyed EF-1 tornado path, which touched down just west of downtown and traveled east along SR-56 with peak winds around 100 mph before lifting nearly eight miles out toward the Washington County line. Ranch style homes and split levels built from the 1950s through the 1970s dominate this corridor, meaning original three tab asphalt shingles, if never replaced, are well past their rated service life and have likely been re nailed or patched rather than fully replaced after prior storm events. Open lots and the relatively flat terrain along this corridor give severe weather a clear run, and homeowners here should expect wind uplift to be the dominant failure mode.

Hail sits behind a lot of the State Road 56 Corridor / East Side calls, and hail damage is the kind that argues with you. Photographs taken on the roof rather than from the lawn are usually what settles the argument.