Roofing Company Serving East US Highway 136 Corridor in Veedersburg

The residential properties along and near East US Highway 136, anchored by Fountain Central High School and Southeast Fountain Elementary at 750 and 780 E US Hwy 136 respectively, represent a mix of rural edge homes and newer ranch style construction built from the 1970s onward on larger lots at the east side of town. Roofs here tend to be architectural asphalt shingles installed within the last 20 to 30 years, but the open, exposed character of this corridor means wind uplift from passing storm cells is a real factor, and ridge caps and starter courses on older installations are the first areas to fail. The rural setting and lot sizes mean tree canopy is variable property to property, but homes with established shade trees along this stretch carry a meaningful debris and moss risk on north and west roof planes.

Hail sits behind a lot of the East US Highway 136 Corridor 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.