Wind and hurricane-related damage to roofs and shingles is a common issue, especially in hurricane-prone areas like Florida. High winds, flying debris, and torrential rains can all lead to significant roof damage that requires immediate attention.

Mold growth in the ceiling after water damage from a hurricane is a serious issue that can pose health risks and cause further structural damage if not addressed quickly. Here’s what you need to know: Moisture Intrusion: Hurricanes can bring heavy rainfall, high winds, and storm surges that may lead to roof leaks, broken windows, or other openings that allow water to penetrate your home. This water often seeps into the ceiling, walls, and insulation.