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Storm Season in Southwest Virginia: How to Spot Wind & Hail Damage and When to Call Your Insurance
Weather Map of Service area from ABC 13. At Mason Company Roofing , we help homeowners throughout Smith Mountain Lake, Roanoke, and Lynchburg identify storm damage early, prevent further problems, and navigate the insurance process when necessary. If your home was in the path of today's storms, here is what you should know. How Wind Can Damage Your Roof High winds can lift and loosen shingles, especially on roofs that are older or already nearing the end of their lifespan. C
Cody Jones
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What Happens When a Past Customer Calls About a Warranty Concern?
When a past customer calls with a warranty concern, our response is simple: schedule the inspection, identify the cause, and provide a solution. Whether it’s workmanship or something else entirely, we bring experience and accountability to every roof inspection.
Cody Jones
Feb 232 min read


Warmer February Weather Means We’re Back on Roofs
Even though it’s still February, the snow and ice are melting and temperatures are warming up across Southwest Virginia. That means our crews at Mason Company Roofing are back out installing roofs, siding, and gutters and performing inspections again. Just because the calendar says winter does not mean roofing work has to stop. When temperatures are consistently above 40 degrees, shingles can seal properly and installations can be completed the right way. With this recent war
Cody Jones
Feb 162 min read


Why Roof Inspections Matter Most After Slow Melting, Lingering Snow
Commercial & Residential Insights for Winter 2025-26 Winter always puts a roof to the test, but few weather patterns stress a roofing system quite like slow melting, lingering snow. When snow arrives, sticks, and refuses to leave for days, the real work begins. Homeowners notice it when they see patches on the driveway that never seem to melt. Commercial property owners and nonprofit facility managers notice it on shaded roofs, flat sections of buildings, and around valleys w
Cody Jones
Feb 25 min read
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