
Lightning Strike Roof Damage in Dix Hills, NY
A Dix Hills roof inspection documenting reported lightning-strike damage involving the chimney, shingles, solar equipment and gutter system.
View inspection findings →Schedule a visual roof condition inspection with Prime Roofing NY. We use high-resolution photography and drone imagery when appropriate to document visible roofing defects, leak-prone details, storm damage and signs of aging.
A roof inspection can help document visible defects and distinguish a localized repair concern from broader signs of aging. Our focus is the roofing system itself—not a whole-home inspection.
Depending on roof access, weather and site conditions, we may use drone photography to review shingles, ridges, valleys, penetrations, skylights, vents, flashing areas, chimney details and other visible roof components.
Exterior observations are limited to visible and reasonably accessible conditions. A roof inspection is not a guarantee that every concealed condition or leak source will be visible.
These are real inspection examples with original roof photography. We do not publish homeowner street addresses.

A Dix Hills roof inspection documenting reported lightning-strike damage involving the chimney, shingles, solar equipment and gutter system.
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A Nesconset roof inspection documenting extensive moss, tree cover, debris and vegetation-related deterioration on an asphalt shingle roof.
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A Lake Ronkonkoma roof inspection documenting overhanging tree branches, localized roof damage and shaded roof areas where debris and moisture can collect.
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A Bellport roof inspection where the aging shingle roof was still serviceable, but future replacement planning was recommended.
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A West Babylon roof inspection documenting an aging three-tab asphalt shingle roof where full replacement was recommended.
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A Holtsville roof inspection where a repaired valley appeared serviceable and replacement was not recommended based on that condition alone.
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A Medford roof inspection documenting heavily tarred valleys and roof penetrations where replacement was recommended instead of continued patching.
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A Coram roof inspection documenting a patched valley, moisture-retaining shingles and roofing tar around a skylight.
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A Ronkonkoma drone roof inspection documenting solar-installation-related roof damage, multiple shingle layers and storm damage at the ridge.
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A Brookhaven roof inspection documenting tree contact, moss growth, clogged gutters and aging three-tab asphalt shingles.
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A Holtsville drone roof inspection documenting missing shingles, a rusted chimney cap and an aging asphalt shingle roof.
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A Centereach roof inspection documenting leaking box vents and a chimney area without a cricket.
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A Selden drone roof inspection documenting a leaking skylight, a caulked pipe boot, a chimney without a cricket and general shingle weathering.
View inspection findings →Explore roofing services and real roof inspection findings in communities across Suffolk County.
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