Atlanta Roof Inspection After Summer Storms: What to Look For & When to Call a Pro

By Admin August 22, 2025

If you spot curled shingles, lifted flashing, or granules in your gutters after a storm, schedule a professional roof inspection within 30 days. At Peachtree Roofing & Exteriors, we know how unpredictable Atlanta weather can be—especially after those late-summer thunderstorms roll through.

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