Roofing Company Serving Nineveh Road and Hospital Road Corridor in Nineveh

The rural corridor along Nineveh Road and Hospital Road is home to a mix of early to mid-20th century farmhouses and post-1980 ranch style homes, representing a wide range of roof ages and conditions on the same stretch of road. Older farmhouses in this corridor that carry original or early replacement roofs are strong candidates for a full replacement, while post-1980 ranch homes with roofs installed in the 1990s or 2000s are reaching the inspection threshold. The flat to gently rolling terrain along Nineveh Creek and Saddle Creek drainages exposes these roadside properties to flash flooding and high wind storm tracks during the heavy spring and summer rain events common to southern Johnson County, making storm damage a recurring concern for homeowners here.

Hail sits behind a lot of the Nineveh Road and Hospital Road Corridor 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.