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How to Build a Wind-Resistant Thatch Roof

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On September 1, 2019, Hurricane Dorian made landfall in the Bahamas. Dorian sustained wind speeds of 185 mph, becoming the strongest hurricane on record to hit the islands. The hurricane caused extensive flooding that damaged many homes and infrastructures.

For coastal communities, the social, economic, and physical impact caused by hurricanes are devastating. The damage sustained from a tropical storm can be extreme. And when the time comes to rebuild, how do you protect your infrastructure from future storms? Endureed has the materials to help you build a wind resistant thatch roof that can withstand the severe weather from tropical storms. Endureed wind resistant thatch roofing is designed with your safety in mind and can withstand severe weather conditions, including strong winds, to help you prepare for any tropical storm.

Install a Wind Resistant Thatch Roof to Protect Against Hurricane Damage

Hurricanes expose your roof to many different risks, especially if it is made with natural thatch roofing materials. Strong winds can create stress points on a roof that can weaken over time. According to the National Roofing Contractors Association (NRCA), most wind damage to a roof starts on the edge. Anywhere the roofing material is loose, wind can get below it and push it up, giving the wind more to grab onto next time. This type of wind starts small but grows over time through repeated exposure. Water damage from tropical storms can also lead to rot, decay, and deterioration.

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Because hurricane intensity is projected to increase as the climate warms, roofs in hurricane-prone areas are at risk for damage. Hurricane damage not only costs you time and money, but also jeopardizes your safety.

We understand the risks of hurricane damage to your roof. That’s why we designed an innovative roofing solution to help protect your thatched roof against hurricane damage. Built with high-quality and durable materials, Endureed wind resistant thatch roofing can withstand extreme weather conditions including Category 5 hurricanes and wind speeds up to 200 mph.

Plus, in 2016, Endureed received a Florida Product Approval ensuring our products have gone through a rigorous testing schedule to meet strict building codes. Endureed wind resistant thatch roofing products are also one hundred percent rain and rot proof, so you don’t have to worry about water damage. With a 20 year warranty and no maintenance required, you will have the confidence that your thatched roof is protected from hurricane damage.

Get Started On Your Wind-Resistant Thatched Roof

Whether you are looking to rebuild your thatch roof or want to bring your design vision to life, we have the materials to help you build a stronger wind resistant thatched roof. Contact a thatch expert at (866) 891-1509 to get started on your thatched roof or fill out our quick quote form below. 

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