Frequently Asked Questions

Yes and this is one of the most underestimated risks for manufactured homeowners in Michigan. You don't need a tornado to end up with a compromised roof. Here's what summer storms can do:

• High winds (even 40 to 60 mph) can lift or curl roofing material, break seals, and loosen flashing
• Hail causes pitting and granule loss that isn't always visible from the ground but opens the door to leaks over time
• Falling branches can puncture or compress roofing material without creating an obvious hole
• Driving rain exploits any existing weak point — a small gap that held through a normal rain can fail under storm conditions
• Debris impact can displace vents and damage fascia

After any significant storm, it's worth doing a visual check from the ground. If anything looks off, or if you notice water staining inside after the next rain, have it inspected before the damage compounds.