What to Check After a Summer Storm in Vermont

Post-Storm Repairs in Vermont

Summer in Vermont brings warm breezes, green mountains—and powerful storms that can leave a trail of damage behind. At Tanguay Homes, your trusted Vermont contractor, we’re here to help you protect your investment. After the winds die down and the skies clear, use this post-storm damage checklist to inspect your home and avoid long-term repair costs.

Vermont Storm Damage Checklist

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Roof Inspection
After high winds, heavy rain, and hail can damage shingles or flashing, you'll want to check and look for:
- Missing or curled shingles
- Granule loss or dents from hail
- Leaks in the attic or ceiling stains
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Siding & Exterior Walls
Storms can crack or loosen siding, especially vinyl and wood. Inspect your home, garages or sheds for any loose sideing after the storm!
- Check for dents, cracks, or gaps
- Look for signs of water intrusion
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Gutters & Drainage
Poor drainage can lead to costly foundation issues.
- Clear clogged gutters and downspouts
- Ensure water is flowing away from your home
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Trees & Landscaping
Vermont’s wooded landscape means fallen limbs are common.
- Remove broken branches
- Inspect trees for leaning or split trunks
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Decks & Outdoor Structures
Decks take a beating during storms. Ensure safety by checking:
- Loose boards or railings
- Water pooling around the base
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If your home has been hit by a summer storm, don’t wait for small problems to become big ones!

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