Contractor Provides Commercial Roof Inspection Services To Help Devastated Arkansas Property Owners After Tornadoes, Wind Storm Strike on November 4, 2022
Commercial Roofing & Restoration
Upwards of 14 tornadoes and high-wind incidents were confirmed tearing roofs off buildings and uprooting trees on Friday, Nov. 4th, leaving property owners in dire need of emergency roof repair and commercial roof inspection services.
The number of twisters that touched down hasn’t been seen in the Natural State in over a decade, and RestoreMasters commercial roofing specialists are in the area to help ailing residents. Impacted property owners can contact a contractor at the roof repair office in Ardmore, OK, for prompt assistance.
“An EF2 tears the roof off of a well-built single-family home. Pretty much the only difference between an EF2 and an EF3 is whether or not the walls are still standing,” Dennis Cavanaugh, National Weather Service meteorologist in North Little Rock, reportedly said. “We saw roofs off homes and barns and other outbuildings completely destroyed. With roofs gone, that rain could get in and cause even more damage.”
Commercial property owners are urged to request a complimentary roof inspection to document the damage in support of an insurance claim. It’s also important to have a commercial roof inspection conducted when a tornado passes through an area. That’s largely because flying debris and the vacuum it creates lifts flat roofing materials, tugs metal panels, and loosens fasteners. Insurance carriers are more likely to approve a report detailed by a commercial roof inspection services firm promptly after the storm passes.
A local map of the tornadoes in Arkansas shows four gray sections indicating tornadoes and intense winds crossed communities such as Texarkana, Little Rock, Hope, Searcy, Benton, and areas north of De Queen. The fast-moving storm fronts left widespread roof wind damage to commercial, agricultural, and institutional buildings.
Images showing tornado activity and damage all throughout social media:
Deadly tornadic outbreak across Texas, Oklahoma and Arkansas produces damaging wind, large hail and powerful tornadoes (videos and pictures) #weather #storm #tornado #outbreak #video #photo #map https://t.co/R1xG1A3ZPm via @Strange_Sounds pic.twitter.com/X3LgXjGWZP
— Strange Sounds (@Strange_Sounds) November 5, 2022
🇧🇷 States of Oklahoma, Texas and Arkansas have been hit.#Tornado #USA #ODia #brazil #mostshared https://t.co/Y0GL5uWcJX
— Imminent Global News (@imminent_news) November 5, 2022
This was video my mom took of the tornado in Wickes, Arkansas last night. This is her rental cabin and trees took out a car from one of her renters. Luckily everyone is okay here. @WeatherNation @weatherchannel @wunderground @AMHQ @ReynoldsWolf @JimCantore @StephanieAbrams pic.twitter.com/IU146YL72g
— Jarrod Shelton (@JarrodShelton) November 5, 2022
These are my people. Love his composure. #oklahoma #tornado https://t.co/zsW3ExawWd
— Laura Vogt 🌱 (@LauraVogt_) November 4, 2022
Just heartbreaking.
— FOX Weather (@foxweather) November 5, 2022
Trinity Baptist Church in Idabel, Oklahoma destroyed after a tornado devastates the city. #OKwx
📸: @vondcastor pic.twitter.com/B9OjwFdgER
Damage from a likely #tornado in #Paris, #Texas.
— WeatherNation (@WeatherNation) November 5, 2022
Severe storms continue to remain dangerous through east Texas, into Arkansas and Louisiana. #LAwx #ARwx #TXwx pic.twitter.com/X7fCzRdOHB
Heres a look at a live traffic cam on 1-40 outside of Little Rock, #Arkansas right now during a #Tornado warned storm. Driving Conditions look rough. #arwx pic.twitter.com/tVGig0n897
— BirdingPeepWx (@BirdingPeepWx) November 5, 2022
At least 19 preliminary tornado reports had been recorded in Texas, Oklahoma and Arkansas: https://t.co/6jlOrMOCGG
— Breaking Weather by AccuWeather (@breakingweather) November 5, 2022
Tornadoes extended into Oklahoma and Arkansas as well as Texas yesterday, and the widespread damage is still being assessed. Field correspondent Brandon Clement documented this devastation in Idabel, OK.#severewx #OKwx #tornado pic.twitter.com/ap3Z6LNw0b
— WeatherNation (@WeatherNation) November 5, 2022
A quick clip of some #lightning from the live traffic cam in Pendleton, #Arkansas just now during the #Tornado Warning. #arwx pic.twitter.com/T3j9IavVKO
— BirdingPeepWx (@BirdingPeepWx) November 5, 2022
Damaging storms continue to move through the Plains tonight. This video from Sulphur Springs, TX was one of several to damage parts of Texas, Oklahoma, and now Arkansas. #tornado pic.twitter.com/d53SVJM9GN
— Brent Watts WDBJ (@wattsupbrent) November 5, 2022
The National Weather Service high wind, hailstorm, and tornado damage map for Friday, Nov. 4th, shows intense storm clusters covering Northeast Texas, Louisiana, Southeast Oklahoma, and Arkansas. Isolated storms hovered over Missouri, Iowa, and Wisconsin. All told, there were 73 high wind incidents, 29 hailstorms, and 48 tornadoes recorded for the day. Local and national reports highlighted Arkansas, where some of the worst damage was inflicted.
- Baxter County: Snapped and uprooted trees blocked sections of Highways 62, 5, and 178. Numerous county roads required crews to clear large branches and debris. A vacant building collapsed, and roofs were torn off commercial buildings.
- Carroll County: The roof of a grocery store sustained roof wind damage.
- Hempstead County: Fierce straight-line winds overturned a tractor-trailer on I-30 at the bridge over The Red River.
- Hot Spring County: An EF-1 touched down west of Ridge Road near the County Seat of Malvern. The twister uprooted trees and damaged metal buildings.
- Howard County: At least two residential roofs were badly damaged along Highway 26.
- Lonoke County: High winds downed trees in Furlow and Cabot.
- Pulaski County: Metal roofs were reportedly torn off as twisters passed through the region. Mature trees were downed across power lines in Gibson and structures sustained damage in Saline.
- Yell County: Agricultural buildings took heavy roof wind damage throughout the county.
Anytime wind or roof hail damage occurs, a prompt commercial roof inspection can help fast-track a claim while short-term measures are implemented to prevent unnecessary water damage. RestoreMasters responded to Fort Smith, Arkansas, after an October 15, 2022, storm caused roof hail damage.
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 severity of roof damage depends on several factors including: type and age of roofing materials, presence of flying debris, roof shape and angle, building height and proximity to adjacent structures and the quality of original roof installation.
It’s important to get a thorough roof inspection & property damage assessment following severe weather like this so that you can determine whether you have roof damage from hail or high winds.
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.
Some storm damage problems do not produce symptoms right away.
And insurance companies sometimes enforce deadlines for claims, so you need to get your claim filed quickly.
Commercial property owners can rest assured that emergency response crews are available to assist with window, siding and roof damage, frozen pipe damage, as well as turnkey restoration services.
We serve the following types of property owners with hail or wind damage to tile roofing: hospitals and clinics, schools, universities, institutions, churches, condos, hotels, resorts, retail properties, warehouses, mult-family, historical properties, industrial properties and residential properties.
Call us today, if your building or roofing system has seen damage from fallen trees or collapsed roof or any other damage from hail, tornadoes or wind storms.
RestoreMasters is a disaster restoration contractor, providing storm damage restoration from hail, tornadoes, fire and flood, responding to emergencies in disaster situations, by aiding with repair of commercial and industrial roofing, tile roofs, providing temporary solutions to cover damaged roofs with tarp or shrink wrap.
We also provide clean up of storm debris, water damage cleanup, frozen pipe burst cleanup, restoration after water damage, mold remediation, tornado damage roofing & restoration, hurricane damage roofing & restoration, interior restoration and construction and much more. We also provide fire damage cleanup & restoration.
If you need storm damage repair, contact RestoreMasters.
Our team of large loss insurance claim experts works directly with your insurance company to get your facility back to pre-storm condition.
A turnkey restoration contractor, we can help you with all phases of restoration from emergency response services to total build back.
RestoreMasters 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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