Roofing & Restoration Contractors Needed After Canyon, Texas, Suffers Wind, Hail Damage Tuesday, May 10, 2022
Commercial Roofing & Restoration
The Texas Panhandle suffered another direct hit from high winds and hailstone storms Tuesday, May 10th, and Canyon property owners sustained devastating roof damage. RestoreMasters alerted available emergency repair contractors to secure every leaking roof with hail damage.
Texas Storm Chasers warned that severe storms would strike throughout Randall County, with southeastern portions of the Lone Star state spared the brunt of the massive weather event.
“A level 3 (out of 5) risk for severe storms encompasses the southeastern Texas Panhandle, the Caprock, West-Central Texas, into the western Big Country, and the eastern Permian Basin,” Texas Storm Chasers reported. “Scattered to numerous severe thunderstorms are expected this afternoon into this evening. This afternoon’s strongest storms could produce very large hail up to the size of tennis balls. Localized damaging wind gusts over 70 miles per hour are possible. Once storms grow upscale into clusters or line segments this evening, we could see a few hurricane-force wind gusts up to 80 miles per hour.”
A local hailstorm damage map supports that prediction as multiple hailstorms and high-wind events are shown concentrating on Canyon, the Randall County Seat. The hail damage to roofing systems can be extrapolated from the color-coded map. One yellow and orange hailstorm stretches I-27 from Happy, past Amarillo, and east of Bishop Hills. Smaller fronts peppered regions east of Highway 87, including Umbarger, Highway 385 near 1412 in Deaf Smith County, and a small storm dropped ice south of Bushland.
The Yellow sections indicate hailstones up to 1.25 inches pelting homes and businesses. Orange and dark orange concentrations above Canyon and Amarillo indicate ice stones up to 2.5 inches resulted in hail damage on roofs. Commercial roof repair may be necessary as structures near Happy State Bank Stadiums experienced massive ice stone dumps and wind gusts on Tuesday, May 10th, 2022.
Images and videos of the storm posted by residents and weather experts:
Photo of the hail that fell in White Deer. (Courtesy: Casey Cochran) #txwx @joepumawx @CorbinVogesWX
— ABC 7 Amarillo (@ABC7Amarillo) May 10, 2022
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Penny sized hail and 60 to 70 mph winds here... roadways here in downton Fort Stockton are getting flooded @NWSMidland pic.twitter.com/sLFupZE883
— The Storm Chasing Guy (@JonTheStormGuy) May 10, 2022
@NWSAmarillo Canadian Texas hail @ 643 pm pic.twitter.com/HdUrpPxh2s
— Bob Boyd (@BobBoyd65941238) May 10, 2022
The National Weather Service high wind and hailstorm damage map accounts for 77 extreme gust reports and 33 hailstone strikes over 24 hours. A large cluster of storms is shown across North Texas and into parts of Oklahoma. Wide-reaching reports designate the following communities that endured among the worst hail and roof wind damage.
- Amarillo: Quarter-sized hail blanketed areas southwest of the city with ping pong ball-sized icefall to the northeast. Ice as large as a hen egg struck rooftops in the city limits and wind gusts snapped tree limbs.
- Canyon: Hailstones as large as limes pounded the community, requiring hail damage roof repairs as the fast-moving storms trekked across the panhandle.
- Clarendon: Ice stones as large as tennis balls struck automobiles and commercial buildings, requiring roof leak repair in the aftermath.
- Goodnight: High winds peaked near 60 mph in areas of Armstrong County.
- Hereford: Winds exceeded 60 mph across Deaf Smith County.
- Pampa: Wind gusts as high as 81 mph ripped across Gray County, tearing out buildings apart and shingles from rooftops. A metal barn was reportedly a total loss.
- Panhandle: Winds reached 66 mph, according to West Texas Mesonet reporting.
- Tulia: Large trees were downed in the southern areas of the community.
- White Deer: Ice up to 1.25 inches in diameter doused swaths of Carson County.
- Vigo Park: High winds reached 67 mph, and nearby Happy experienced strong gusts for nearly one hour.
The Texas Panhandle continues to experience extreme weather patterns, and commercial building owners are urged to implement roof leak repair measures before heavy rains cause more damage. RestoreMasters went into action after hail and high winds wreaked property damage and destruction on Concordia, Kansas, on April 29, 2022.
Some roofing systems can be severely harmed by damage from heavy winds, tornadoes, or hail.
Winds as low as 50 mph can cause some older roofs to be damaged.
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.
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 do occur, an experienced disaster roofing contractor can stop leaks with tarping or shrink wrapping, where affected areas (or the entire roof) are covered with a durable shrink-wrapped plastic membrane till permanent repairs can take place. That way you can prevent mold growth from water intrusion.
If your property was anywhere within the storm damage map, it would be best to get your roof inspected, even if you think your roof was not damaged.
Some storm damage symptoms take time to appear.
And insurance companies can require you to get a claim in before their deadline.
Emergency response crews are available to provide property owners with assistance in turnkey restoration services, as well as assistance with frozen pipe damage, window damage, siding damage, and roof damage.
Our clients include: schools, hospitals, hotels, churches, resorts, retail, warehouse, industrial, and other commercial properties as well as residential properties with hail or wind damage to tile roofing systems.
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 hail damage roofing and restoration contractor and provides storm damage restoration services including: commercial and industrial roofing, emergency roof repair, tarping & shrink wrap roofing, tile roof repair, water removal, burst pipe repair, water damage restoration, fire damage cleanup & fire damage restoration, debris cleanup, disaster response, tornado damage roofing & restoration, hurricane damage roofing & restoration, mold remediation, interior restoration and construction services to rebuild your property.
If you need help recovering from storm damage, contact RestoreMasters.
As large loss claims experts, our team works directly with your insurance company to get your facility back on its feet.
We are a turnkey restoration contractor providing help with all phases of restoration from emergency cleanup services to complete build back of your property.
The RestoreMasters team of professionals includes: public adjusters, insurance claims experts, large loss attorneys, roofing and building engineers, interior restoration crews, and many more professionals specializing in insurance restoration for storm damage.
We provide the following roofing services: TPO roofing repair, metal roofing replacement, tile roofing hail & wind damge repair, slate roofing replacement, asphalt shingle roofing repair from tornado damage, EPDM roofing restoration, roof coatings, torch down roofing, BUR roofing replacement, SBS-modified roofing repair, PVC roofing restoration.
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