Hail Damage Roof Inspection in Old Town, West Lebanon

Old Town is the original 1830 platted settlement at the south end of West Lebanon along SR 263, and its surviving homes represent the oldest residential fabric in the area, with construction running from the mid to late 1800s. Roofs on these structures have often been replaced more than once over the decades, but the steep pitch gable profiles common to that era tend to hold standing seam metal or aging three tab asphalt, and overhanging trees on the narrow lots add a persistent debris and moss load. Warren County tornado activity is documented as well above the national average, and the age and original framing of these homes makes periodic storm inspection worthwhile for any owner who has not had a roof assessment in the past several years.

Insurance work makes up a large share of what happens in Old Town: photographing damage the way an adjuster reads it, meeting that adjuster on the roof, and supplementing the scope when it misses something real.