Hurdle Roofing, Inc.

02/11/2026

Your roof protects everything underneath it—your family, your business, your peace of mind.

At Hurdle Roofing, we’ve proudly served the Piedmont Triad for 30+ years, delivering honest estimates, expert craftsmanship, and roofs built to last. Founded by Mark Hurdle, we’re local, experienced, and committed to doing the job right the first time.

Whether it’s a repair, a replacement, or an inspection—we’ve got you covered.

📞 (336) 406-2175
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Trusted. Local. Experienced.

02/05/2026

With snow and freezing temps hitting the Triad today, ice dams can form fast. If you’re seeing ice buildup, leaks, or water stains, don’t wait—call or text Hurdle Roofing today for a winter roof inspection before small issues turn into big repairs.

Call or text today:
Mark Hurdle
(336) 406-2175
www.hurdleroofing.com

02/04/2026

This is what I was sharing with y’all in my video yesterday. -Mark

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: Ice Dam

An ice dam is a ridge of ice that forms along the edge of a roof, preventing melting snow from draining properly. When water becomes trapped behind the ice dam, it can seep underneath shingles and into the roofing system, causing leaks and interior damage. Ice dam roof damage is one of the most common winter roofing issues homeowners face after snowstorms.

Information from Summit Roofing and Restoration; illustration from True Grit Roofing LLC.

02/03/2026

❄️ Ice dams aren’t just icicles — they’re a warning sign.
When snow melts but can’t drain properly, water backs up under your shingles and into your home.

They’re often caused by heat escaping through the roof due to poor insulation or ventilation — and the damage can sneak into ceilings, walls, and insulation fast.

🎥 Watch Mark explain what’s happening on your roof.
📞 If you’re seeing ice buildup or water where it shouldn’t be, call or text Mark at Hurdle Roofing for an inspection. Better safe than soaked.

Schedule an inspection or ask a question:
(336) 406-2175
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02/02/2026

Family life unfolds under one roof — early mornings, family dinners, quiet evenings, and everything in between.

While it’s easy to overlook, your roof plays a critical role in protecting your home and the people inside it. A strong, well-maintained roof provides comfort, safety, and peace of mind through every season.

If it’s been a while since your last inspection, or if you’d simply like to understand the condition of your roof, now is a good time to take a proactive step.

📞 (336) 406-2175
A simple inspection today can help prevent costly issues tomorrow.

01/27/2026

Severe winter weather can take a toll on even well-built roofs. Ice accumulation, fallen trees, and refreezing conditions often reveal damage that isn’t immediately visible.

For more than 30 years, Mark Hurdle has served homeowners across the Piedmont Triad, working alongside Tesh Roofing and earning a reputation for experience, integrity, and quality craftsmanship.

If you have concerns about your roof after this storm, we’re here to help.
📞 (336) 406-2175
🌐 hurdleroofing.com

Trusted. Local. Experienced.

01/26/2026

🥶 This kind of cold puts real stress on roofs.

Refreeze, wind chills, and black ice can turn small issues into bigger ones fast.

If you’re thinking, “Is my roof okay?” — let’s take a look.

📞 (336) 406-2175 or schedule at hurdleroofing.com

01/24/2026

If you’re stuck inside this weekend, your roof is outside doing the hardest work.

Ice storms don’t knock on the door — they go straight for the roof.

Stay warm. Call Hurdle Roofing. We’ve got you covered.

01/24/2026

Morning, y’all -

Looks like we’re heading into one of those weekends where North Carolina gives us a little bit of everything — snow, sleet, and freezing rain — starting later today and likely hanging around through Monday morning.

Now, I’ll say this straight: this kind of weather can be a nuisance, and it can be hard on homes, but it’s nothing we haven’t handled before. The key is not getting worked up and trying to do too much at once.

If you’re home this weekend, my advice is simple:

Stay warm. Stay put if you can. And don’t climb on your roof once things start icing over — that’s how folks get hurt.

I’ve been roofing around the Triad for over 30 years, and most problems I see after storms like this don’t come from one big moment. They come from small issues that had time to sit and get worse. Catching things early makes all the difference.

If you notice a leak, ice buildup, or something that just doesn’t look right — or if you’d rather have someone take a look before it turns into a bigger headache — give us a call. We’re happy to answer questions, check things out, or help with a patch if needed. No pressure. Just straight talk.

Take it easy this weekend. Check on your neighbors. And remember — we’ll get through this just fine.

Y’all stay safe.

— Mark

Hurdle Roofing
(336) 406-2175
www.hurdleroofing.com

01/23/2026

With the storm coming in this weekend, I want to help folks focus on the things that actually matter — especially if this is your first winter as a homeowner.

After 30+ years of roofing, here’s the honest truth: roofs don’t usually fail all at once. They fail at the weak spots.

If you’re getting ready, here’s where I’d spend my time:

Start with a roof check
Look for shingles that are loose, cracked, curled, or missing. Shingles are your first line of defense — when one goes, water usually isn’t far behind.

Pay attention to flashing
That metal around chimneys, vents, and skylights? That’s where leaks love to start. If flashing is loose or rusted, water will find its way in.

Clear your gutters
Gutters aren’t just “nice to have.” When they’re clogged, melting ice has nowhere to go — and that’s when water backs up under shingles or causes ice dams.

Trim branches near the roof
Ice adds a lot of weight. Branches that are fine in summer can snap in winter and cause real damage.

Don’t forget what’s underneath
Poor attic insulation or blocked ventilation lets heat build up, melt snow unevenly, and create ice dams. That’s one of the most common winter roof problems I see.

You don’t have to catch everything — and you don’t have to climb on your roof if you’re not comfortable. The goal is just to spot problems before the storm makes them worse.

I’ve fixed a lot of roofs after winter weather, and I’d much rather help you prevent an issue than repair one later. If something doesn’t look right, or you’re just not sure what you’re seeing, give me a call. I’m always happy to take a look and shoot you straight.

Ya'll stay safe!

— Mark

Hurdle Roofing
(336) 406-2175
www.hurdleroofing.com

01/22/2026

01/22/2026

Winter weather update for folks here in Central & Western NC—

I’ll say it plain: this isn’t looking like a snowstorm for most of us. Everything we’re seeing points to sleet and freezing rain 🧊❄️, especially from Saturday night into Monday. That’s the kind of winter weather that’s hardest on roofs.

A few things ice does that people don’t always think about:
🧊 It sticks instead of sliding off like snow
🧊 It adds a lot of weight to shingles, gutters, and roof edges
🧊 When temps stay below freezing, that ice hangs around
🧊 A lot of roof problems show up after the storm, not during it

Best thing you can do now is prepare calmly:
✔️ Clear gutters if you can
✔️ Stay off the roof once things freeze
✔️ Take a good look at your home after the storm passes

I’ve been roofing homes around here for over 30 years. We’ve seen storms like this before, and we’ll get through this one too. If something doesn’t look right — or you're a first-time home owner and you're not sure what you're looking at — give me a call.

Ya'll stay safe!

Mark Hurdle
(336) 406-2175
www.hurdleroofing.com