Before Storm Season: A Short Readiness List
- Have loose or missing shingles replaced so wind has less to grab
- Seal or replace worn flashing at chimneys and walls
- Trim limbs that overhang the roof
- Clean gutters so heavy rain drains away from the fascia
- Take dated photos of your roof and attic for your records
Those photos can be useful later if you ever need to show what the roof looked like before a storm.
In the Days After a Storm
Stay off the roof. From the ground, look for missing shingles, debris, and dents on gutters or vents. Inside, check ceilings and the attic for fresh stains. If water is coming in, we can arrange emergency protection such as tarping. Our guide on storm damage roof repair in Tupelo walks through what to expect step by step.
How to Spot a Storm Chaser
Be cautious with anyone who:
- Asks for a large payment before materials arrive
- Offers to cover your insurance deductible
- Cannot show a Mississippi license or proof of insurance
- Pushes you to sign on the spot
For more questions to ask, read how to choose a roofing contractor in Tupelo.
Repairs and Replacements We Handle in Tupelo
Our work in Tupelo includes storm damage roof repair, leak repair, flashing and vent replacement, and complete tear-off and replacement with architectural shingles or metal roofing. We also help homeowners document damage for insurance claims and explain workmanship and manufacturer warranties in writing.
Common Questions
Where is Tekton Exteriors located relative to Tupelo?
Our headquarters is in Oxford, and North Mississippi is our home market. We serve Tupelo and communities throughout Lee County, including Saltillo, Verona, Guntown and Baldwyn.
Should I climb up and check my roof after a storm?
No. Wet or damaged roofs are dangerous. Check what you can from the ground and from inside the attic, then schedule a free inspection so we can look closely.
Can you put a tarp on my roof if it is leaking?
Yes, emergency roof leak and storm response is available. We will protect the opening and then schedule a full inspection and permanent repair.
Why does it matter that my roofer is local?
Warranty service, follow-up questions and future repairs all depend on being able to reach the company that did the work. A contractor that serves the region year-round is easier to hold accountable.