Atlanta's afternoon thunderstorm season runs April through September, and every year a few of those storms cross into severe territory — 60+ mph winds, downed trees, lifted shingles, and sudden leaks. If you've got active water coming in, we're on it today.
- Wind-lifted or missing shingles — even partial lift breaks the seal strip; the next rain will leak.
- Tree and branch impact — from cosmetic dents to full decking puncture.
- Wind-driven rain infiltration — water forced sideways under ridge caps, flashings, or pipe boots.
- Debris-caused leaks — clogged gutters, damaged fascia, dislodged ridge vents.
- Lifted flashing + ridge caps — the first to fail in high-wind events.
- Skylight + chimney seal failures — pressure changes during storms can break seals that'd otherwise have held.