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The finished house roof from the front lawn, under two shade trees, Dayton, Ohio.

Completed project · Dayton, Ohio

Wind Damage Roof and Shed Roof Replacement in Dayton, Ohio

Helping Hands Roofing completed this project in Dayton, Ohio. Every photograph below is our own.

Location
Dayton, Ohio
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Storm Damage RoofingRoof Insurance Claim AssistanceRoof Replacement

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About this project

Wind damaged this Dayton roof. We found creased shingles, flipped up where the wind had caught them.

What we found

The insurance company didn't approve a full roof at first. We documented the damage for several months.

We sent a shingle for an ITEL test, which looks for a matching shingle still on the market. We laid the closest matches on the roof and they didn't blend in. The original shingles have a gray accent across the top, and the new ones are black.

The insurance company then approved a full replacement of the house roof and the shed roof.

Why it mattered

After tear-off, we found deck boards where water had been getting in, and we replaced them.

This house has a 25-inch overhang. Ohio's residential code requires ice and water shield to reach at least 24 inches inside the exterior wall, so one row at the eaves would not have been enough here.

What we did

We protected the property with tarps before the tear-off.

We tore the old roof off down to the deck and cleaned the deck.

We built both roofs to the Helping Hands Roofing Standard: two rows of ice and water shield at the eaves, ice and water shield up the sidewalls before the step flashing, and a double layer of synthetic underlayment with a 24-inch overlap.

We installed Owens Corning Duration shingles in Brownwood and finished the chimney flashing.

Materials and system used: Owens Corning Duration shingles (Brownwood), ice and water shield (two rows at the eaves, up the sidewalls), double layer of synthetic underlayment with a 24-inch overlap

The finished house roof from the front lawn, under two shade trees, Dayton, Ohio.
A wind-creased shingle flipped up below the ridge during the inspection, Dayton, Ohio.
Sample shingles for the ITEL test laid beside the ridge to compare with the old roof, Dayton, Ohio.
A row of sample shingles laid across the old roof for the ITEL comparison, Dayton, Ohio.
Standing on the roof with the homeowner at the inspection, where the original gray-topped shingles meet a strip of black sample shingles, Dayton, Ohio.
A dumpster trailer on the driveway, with tarps spread on the lawn and tools set out, Dayton, Ohio.
Tarps covering the front walk and lawn in front of the brick ranch, with the dumpster trailer by the drive, Dayton, Ohio.
Gray tarps draped over the front shrubs below the windows, Dayton, Ohio.
Tarps over the flower bed by the front door, with a flag in the yard, Dayton, Ohio.
Tarps wrapped over the shrubs at the corner of the house, with a shed in the back yard, Dayton, Ohio.
A dark tarp over a large shrub beside the two-story wing, Dayton, Ohio.
Layered tarps over the side yard shrubs, looking toward the back of the house, Dayton, Ohio.
Green tarps along the side of the house below the upper windows, Dayton, Ohio.
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Green and blue tarps along the back wall, already catching roof debris, Dayton, Ohio.
Blue and green tarps running along the back of the house toward the trampoline, Dayton, Ohio.
Blue tarps over the back flower beds, with the trampoline and fence beside them, Dayton, Ohio.
Blue tarps over the back beds catching pieces of old shingle, Dayton, Ohio.
A green tarp and a navy tarp protecting the back patio and grill, Dayton, Ohio.
A navy tarp across the deck, with patio chairs and an umbrella beside it, Dayton, Ohio.
Owens Corning Duration bundles and underlayment rolls lined up on the driveway by the trailer, Dayton, Ohio.
A pallet of Duration shingles and ridge vent boxes at the end of the driveway, Dayton, Ohio.
Old shingles piling up on the roof as the tear-off starts, Dayton, Ohio.
Stacks of torn-off shingles on the old underlayment, with the ridge cut open, Dayton, Ohio.
Torn-off shingles across the old underlayment beside the opened ridge, above the back yard, Dayton, Ohio.
Water-stained deck boards at the eave beside the wall, after tear-off, Dayton, Ohio.
Dark water stains on the lower roof's deck below the house wall, after tear-off, Dayton, Ohio.
The clean deck over the front slope, with the street below, Dayton, Ohio.
The clean deck at a hip, looking out over the back yard and shed, Dayton, Ohio.
The clean deck where two roof sections meet, with the ridge open for the vent, Dayton, Ohio.
A long run of clean deck with a vent pipe opening near the eave, Dayton, Ohio.
The clean deck below the brick chimney, with tools lying on it, Dayton, Ohio.
Synthetic underlayment starting up the clean deck around a vent pipe, Dayton, Ohio.
RhinoRoof synthetic underlayment over most of a slope, with the shed below, Dayton, Ohio.
Ice and water shield and synthetic underlayment up to the brick chimney, Dayton, Ohio.
Ice and water shield along the eave with RhinoRoof underlayment above it, Dayton, Ohio.
Rows of RhinoRoof synthetic underlayment over the back slope, above the yard, Dayton, Ohio.
Ice and water shield running up the sidewall where the roof meets the house, Dayton, Ohio.
Ice and water shield turned up the wall at the corner where the roof meets the siding, Dayton, Ohio.
Overlapping courses of synthetic underlayment across the roof, Dayton, Ohio.
New Duration shingles going on, with flashing pieces laid out on the roof, Dayton, Ohio.
New shingles on the back slope around a vent pipe, with wrapper scraps on top, Dayton, Ohio.
New shingles below the open ridge, with flashing pieces set out, Dayton, Ohio.
Shingles going on the lower roof below the upper roof's edge, with the trampoline below, Dayton, Ohio.
New shingles over the front slope during the install, with a truck on the street, Dayton, Ohio.
The finished hip roof with its ridge cap and a vent pipe, seen from the top, Dayton, Ohio.
The finished back slope with a run of ridge vent, above the shed, Dayton, Ohio.
The finished hips meeting at the top of the front slope, Dayton, Ohio.
The finished lower roof where it meets the house wall, Dayton, Ohio.
Finished ridge vent along the lower roof, with the upper roof behind it, Dayton, Ohio.
The finished roof with ridge vent and roof vents, looking toward the street, Dayton, Ohio.
Finished ridge vent and a vent pipe on the back slope, Dayton, Ohio.
The finished slope by the brick chimney, with roof vents near the ridge, Dayton, Ohio.
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The finished front slope under the shade tree, looking to the street, Dayton, Ohio.
The finished hip roof and ridge vent from above, looking to the street, Dayton, Ohio.
Two finished slopes meeting at a ridge with ridge vent, above the back yard, Dayton, Ohio.
The finished roof running to the front, with the street and trees beyond, Dayton, Ohio.
The finished lower roof below the house wall, with a flag by the driveway, Dayton, Ohio.
The finished lower roof where it meets the house gable and downspout, Dayton, Ohio.
New chimney flashing at the base of the brick chimney, from one side, Dayton, Ohio.
New chimney flashing and shingles around the front of the brick chimney, Dayton, Ohio.
New flashing along the bottom of the brick chimney, beside the gutter, Dayton, Ohio.

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The qualifying installation work on this project is covered by the Helping Hands Roofing Lifetime Workmanship Warranty. If a covered problem results from our workmanship, we come back and correct it according to the warranty terms.

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