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Inspect visible elements after storms and document missing connectors or deformation.
Verify wind forces transfer through roofing, framing, walls and anchors instead of looking only at shingles.
Important: this tool helps decide what to verify; it does not replace calculations, permits or professional design where required.
Inspect visible elements after storms and document missing connectors or deformation.
Reroofing, large overhangs, structural openings or cladding changes can affect wind interfaces.
Roof uplift, missing structural connectors after alteration or high-wind exposure: structural review, not cosmetic repair.
Sources checked / sources vérifiées: 2026-08-22
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