Free Roof Inspections for Mohawk Crossing Homes in Mohawk Crossing

This core East Carmel subdivision of roughly 180 single family homes was built primarily from the late 1980s through the late 1990s, placing original asphalt roofs well past their typical service life and making many homes candidates for a first or second full replacement. Asphalt shingles dominate construction across Carmel subdivisions of this era, and builder grade 3-tab products installed at the time are known to perform poorly under the freeze thaw cycles and convective hail storms that hit Hamilton County each spring. The winding streets and cul de sacs back up to scenic ponds and mature tree canopy, which increases debris accumulation in gutters and valleys and can trap moisture on aging roof surfaces.

Hail sits behind a lot of the Mohawk Crossing 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.