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Today July 5th, 2016 Western Minnesota and Twin Cities Metro area were hit with high wind and hail damage. Many cities were affected by downed trees and large hail. If you have had wind damage or hail damage from the storm and need the help of a licensed contractor please call 844-612-HAIL or 763-433-2269. Northface Construction specializes in weather-related emergency construction in the Metro and Central Minnesota Areas. If you have had shingles blown off or a tree has fallen on your home from the wind and hail damage we will come out and perform temporary repairs to make sure that your home is secure and not susceptible to further damage.
Winds were reported in excess of 70 miles per hour with hail in the mix in some areas. This wind and hail damage can be catastrophic to the roofing and siding on your home. Potential issues could be leaks and loss of usable life of your siding or roof. Northface Construction will come and do a thorough overview and assess the damages and advise you on the best action to take to make sure that your home is repaired properly and back to how it was before the wind and hail damage. One advisory measure to take is to check on your home insurance to see if it covers hail damage. If your hail damage claim was denied it might be best to seek legal counsel to discuss this further and see what could be done.
Some cities affected that were reported by the NOAA to have been affected by wind and hail damage include but are not limited to: Andover, Blaine, Hanover, St. Michael, Buffalo, Annandale, Brooklyn Park, Brooklyn Center, Maple Grove, Plymouth, Dayton, Osseo, Champlin, Anoka, Coon Rapids, Rogers, Cosmos, Crystal, New Hope, New Brighton, St Anthony, Columbia Heights, South haven, Kimball, Edina, Eden Prairie, Excelsior, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Roseville, Shoreview and numerous others. Please Reference the map from the NOAA and our hail tracking software map to see if your location might have been affected.
