Lexington KY Hail Damage Roof Replacement on a Large Two-Story Brick Colonial
A Lexington KY hail damage roof replacement on a large two-story brick home requires documentation across a roofline with significantly more surface area, more plane intersections, and more detail points than a standard ranch — which is exactly why having the right contractor handle the inspection and claim matters more on a home of this […]
Lexington KY Storm Damage Roof Replacement: Titan XT on a Ranch Home
A Lexington KY storm damage roof replacement doesn’t always start with an obvious disaster — sometimes it starts with a knock on the door, a free inspection, and a contractor who finds what the storm left behind before the homeowner even knew to look. That’s how this project began. Ragnar Roofing inspected a single-story white […]
Storm Damage Roof Replacement: Free Inspection, Approved Claim, Titan XT
A Lexington, KY storm damage roof replacement starts with a free inspection from a contractor who knows what to look for — and ends with an insurance carrier paying for a brand new roof. That’s exactly the outcome Ragnar Roofing delivered for a Lexington homeowner whose multi-plane roofline had taken storm damage across multiple slopes. […]
Resolving Storm Leaks with an Insurance-Funded Roof Replacement in Jeffersontown
A Lexington, KY hail damage roof replacement often starts not with a storm report but with a water stain on a ceiling — a homeowner noticing something wrong inside and wondering whether the roof is to blame. That was the situation in the Idle Hour neighborhood, where a mid-century brick ranch homeowner had interior leaks […]
Resolving Storm Leaks with an Insurance-Funded Roof Replacement in Jeffersontown
When a severe storm system rolls through a neighborhood, the combination of high-velocity winds and dense hail can wreak havoc on a residential property. For a homeowner in Jeffersontown, KY, a recent heavy storm did more than just batter their exterior—it compromised the roofing system entirely, leading to active interior leaks. Recognizing the urgency of […]
Goshen KY Hail Damage Roof Replacement: Weathered Wood Shingles, New Siding, and Dark Brown Gutters
A Goshen, KY hail damage roof replacement starts the same way every time — a storm comes through, a homeowner notices something is wrong, and a neighbor’s yard sign points them toward the right contractor. That’s exactly how Ragnar Roofing came to this project. The homeowners had watched the crew complete a full replacement on […]
Wind Tore Off the Shingles. Hail Hit the Gutters. Insurance Covered All of It.
When a storm comes through a neighborhood with enough force to lift and remove a substantial section of shingles from a roof, the damage isn’t subtle — exposed decking, missing courses across a wide field area, and a home that’s no longer protected from whatever comes next. For one Hillview homeowner, that’s exactly what a […]
Steep-Slope Estate Roof Replacement With Tamko Titan XT
Roofing a luxury residential estate requires a blend of technical expertise, strict safety protocols, and meticulous attention to detail. Large, custom-built homes often feature complex architectural profiles with high-pitch gables, multiple hips, sweeping valleys, and deep entryways. When an exterior envelope of this scale begins to reach the end of its functional lifespan or suffers […]
Good Neighbors Notice. Good Contractors Deliver. A Jeffersontown Ranch Gets a New Roof.
Good Neighbors Notice. Good Contractors Deliver. A Jeffersontown Ranch Gets a New Roof. Storm damage on a well-kept brick ranch doesn’t always come with obvious warning signs at street level. The gutters stay in place, the fascia looks fine, and the home continues to present well from the sidewalk — right up until a trained […]
Documented. Approved. Replaced. A Jeffersontown Brick Home Gets a Brand New Roof
Hail damage on a well-maintained two-story brick home doesn’t always reveal itself at ground level. The shingles may look intact from the street, the gutters may still be hanging straight, and the homeowner may have no idea that the storm left behind a pattern of impact sites significant enough to support a full insurance replacement. […]