Capital Construction's Roofing & Siding Blog: storm damage

Does hail size matter? There are lots of different sizes of hail. It can be as small as a BB, it can get up to a ping pong ball size, or even a softball! Whether it's the size of a dime or a baseball, there are a few circumstances that can affect how hail interacts with your property.

Are you ready for severe weather? Each year, Homeland Security and Emergency Management in collaboration with the National Weather Service sponsors Severe Weather Awareness Week in Minnesota.

Here at Capital Construction, we are Owens Corning fans. Not only are we a Owens Corning Platinum Preferred Contractor, but we have over 30 years of experience installing the product!

Picking a contractor is one of the hardest parts of starting your remodeling project. You're trusting this person with your home, time, and money. Here are 3 tips to find the best contractor for your job. First, make sure that the contractor is licensed, insured and bonded.

So, the insurance adjuster is pulling out of your driveway after telling you 'Your roof is approved to be replaced/repaired! Congrats!' Now what? The first thing you will receive from the insurance company is a Summary of Loss. It's a small paragraph that goes over the benefits of your loss.

Every Friday we're answering your questions!  We work with A LOT of homes that are damaged due to storms. Here are three ways you can file a claim with your insurance carrier and get your home back to tip-top shape! 1.

Every week we're answering your questions! Here's this week's -  "Do I need a contractor present when my insurance company is looking for damages?" First off, it is within insurance companies' best interest to minimize the loss where ever they can.

Every Friday we're answering your questions! Here's another one we get a lot whenever a hail storm comes through. "What does hail damage even look like? And how do I know my roof may be damaged?" Here are 4 things you can look for after a storm.

Do Fireworks Present a Threat to Your Roof? Some roofs are more susceptible to a roof fire than others.