Hail Damage Roof Inspection in Kirtland AFB
Storm checks for homes on the edge of the base, after an automated report.
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Kirtland Air Force Base is a federal installation on the south-east side of Albuquerque, next to the Sandia foothills. Its housing is federal and not covered by this site. Roof calls from the homes and businesses around the base go to a local roofer.
The base takes up a large area on the south-east side of Albuquerque. Housing on the base belongs to the federal government and is maintained through its own channels, so the line does not take calls for it. The homes and businesses around the edge of the base are a different matter, and a local roofer can be sent to them.
Calls from this area are handled the same way as any other in the city. A caller describes where the water is or what the storm did, and the roofer sets the visit time when the call is taken. Nothing on this page promises access to the base itself.
Local weather drives activity here: heat, humidity and rain change what shows up week to week.
The FACTS sheet and the research notes describe the base as federal and say its housing is not covered by this site. A roofer will not work on federal property through this line. Calls about a home or a business next to the base are taken if they are outside the base's own boundary and inside the service area.
If you are unsure whether a property is on base or off it, say so on the call. The roofer will say what can and cannot be done before a visit is booked.
The base sits next to the Sandia foothills, and the homes on the edge of the base have the same roof problems as the rest of the south-east city. The FACTS sheet gives no sourced figure for housing age or roof type in this area, so the page does not say what is on the roofs there.
A roof on the edge of the foothills is checked for the same things as any roof: lifted coverings, flashing at vents and walls, and drainage on flat sections. The roofer decides the scope on the roof.
The automated hail reports in the FACTS sheet are for the metro and do not confirm damage to any roof. A storm check near the base is written up with photographs and dated, the same way as in the city.
Where an insurance claim is made, the New Mexico Office of Superintendent of Insurance takes complaints about how a claim is processed. The roofer's record is evidence, and the policy decides the claim.
Storm checks for homes on the edge of the base, after an automated report.
Lifted shingles and failing flashing on pitched roofs in the neighbourhoods around the base.
Leaks at vents, walls and skylights, with the attic checked first.
Tell us what's happening and we'll tell you honestly whether it's a quick fix, and what service in Kirtland AFB should cost.
Kirtland AFB ZIP codes we cover: 87117. Type yours to confirm, or just call.
ZIP 87102, 87103, 87104, 87105, 87106, 87107…
ZIP 87174
ZIP 87022
ZIP 87068
No. The base's housing is federal and is not covered by this site. Calls about a property on the base should go through the base's own channels.
Yes, the service area includes the south-east side of the city up to the foothills, and the roofer is sent from the nearest available technician.
An inspection does not usually need a permit. A repair or replacement may, and the roofer confirms that with the City's Planning and Building Safety Division.
The New Mexico Office of Superintendent of Insurance takes complaints on claim processing and policy issuance or cancellation.