Roof Leak Repair in Broadway Street Residential Corridor and Monon

The residential stretch along East and West Broadway, anchored by the North White school campus, consists largely of mid-20th century single family homes built in the 1940s through 1960s, meaning most original roofs have been replaced at least once and any roof from the 1990s or early 2000s is near the end of its useful life. Three tab asphalt shingles were the dominant product in this build and replacement era, and they are more susceptible to hail bruising and wind uplift than modern architectural shingles. The open, low relief terrain of northern Indiana's agricultural plain around this corridor leaves roofs with little overhead protection from hail producing storms tracking through White County.

Monon Roofing quotes Broadway Street Residential Corridor roofs off measurements rather than off a windshield estimate. The number that comes back is the number, and the scope behind it says plainly what is included and what is not.