A ceiling stain can show up six feet from the chimney, even when the leak actually began at the flashing several feet away. Water rarely announces itself where the trouble starts. It travels along framing, insulation, and decking before finally surfacing somewhere inconvenient, often long after the storm that caused it has passed. A hard […]

A brown ring near a ceiling light can make a homeowner wonder what comes next. So can a handful of shingles scattered in the grass after a windy night. The instinct is often to assume the worst. But a single stain or a few missing shingles do not automatically mean a full roof replacement. At […]

A few loose granules in the gutter or a shingle in the yard can signal trouble on the roof long before anything looks wrong from the ground. At Beeson Construction, Inc., we check the spots wind, hail, and blown debris usually hit first. Wind damage is not always obvious. Storm damage on a roof may […]