Designer Roofing for The Bottom (East Fork Whitewater River Plain) Houses in Brookville

Locally called 'the bottom,' this low lying district along the East Fork of the Whitewater River holds predominantly older housing stock from the early to mid-20th century, with roofs that have been subjected to repeated severe weather events including the historic 1913 flood that left nearly 600 people homeless. Storm driven debris carried by flood level water and wind events in this basin has historically caused physical damage to roof surfaces, flashings, and fascia on the older gable and hip roofed homes concentrated here. Tree cover from established riverside growth adds to organic debris accumulation in gutters and at roof valleys, accelerating shingle wear on structures that may already be past their useful service life.

The The Bottom (East Fork Whitewater River Plain) homes with the fewest roof problems are the ones where somebody looked before anything went wrong. That is what an inspection is for, and an inspection here is 30 to 60 minutes on-site with a written photo report after every visit.