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If you have storm damage or need a contractor to help you through the insurance process, look no further. These guys actually know what they are doing. We have dealt with 3 or 4 other contractors out of the evansville and newburgh area of southern indiana, and Winning Hand is truly unmatched. They can do it all!!
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On time, efficient, and courteous. I will keep the contact information of this outfit handy for future reference.
Thank you, Bailey!!!
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Owensboro is one of Kentucky’s largest cities and the commercial center of Daviess County, sitting on a broad bend of the Ohio River directly across from Southern Indiana. It has a long-established residential core near the river with substantial older homes, and decades of steady suburban growth spreading south and east behind it, which means roof ages here run across most of the last century rather than clustering in one period.
The river position drives the conditions. Humidity holds through the summer months and shaded slopes stay damp well into the day, which is why algae streaking and premature granule loss show up so consistently on north-facing roofs in this area. Western Kentucky also sits toward the eastern edge of the hail corridor, and Daviess County catches spring storms with enough regularity that most roofs here will meet at least one significant hail event in their working life.
We work throughout Owensboro and Daviess County. Contact us to schedule a free roof inspection.
We are based directly across the river in Southern Indiana, which puts Owensboro inside our normal working area rather than at the edge of it. That matters more than it sounds. Storm work in this region draws crews from several states, and a homeowner who signs with one of them often finds the warranty is worth very little when it comes time to use it.
Insurance is where most Owensboro jobs are won or lost. Hail damage on an asphalt roof is not obvious from the ground, and a thin inspection report gives the insurer every reason to pay less than the claim is worth. We photograph the full roof, document each affected slope properly, and take the conversation with the adjuster off your hands.
We are a GAF Certified Residential Roofing Contractor and CertainTeed ShingleMaster, available 24/7 for emergencies, with a written scope before we start and a walkthrough at the end. Financing is available from $99 a month with 0% APR options and $0 down, and veterans, active military and first responders receive 10% off.
Most of our work comes from people who have used us before or were sent by someone who did. That only happens if you do the job right the first time.
Every roof we install is backed by a workmanship warranty from us and a manufacturer warranty on materials. If something goes wrong that shouldn’t, we come back and make it right.
We assess your roof top to bottom and show you exactly what we find. No cost, no pressure.
Owensboro has housing across a wide span of decades, so there is no standard rate by neighborhood the way there is in a subdivision town. Isolated damage on a roof with life left in it is a straightforward repair. We assess before we price.
Size, pitch and material set most of it. On the older housing near the river, decking condition and existing layers can add to the scope once the old roof comes off. We inspect properly and put a defined scope in writing.
Yes. Western Kentucky sits toward the eastern edge of the hail corridor and Daviess County catches spring storms with real regularity. We are available 24/7 to secure a damaged roof.
If it came from a covered event, usually. Hail damage on an asphalt roof is not obvious from the ground, and a thin report gives the insurer every reason to pay less than the claim is worth. We document fully and take the adjuster conversation off your hands.
Yes. Standing seam metal is a strong long-term option here, particularly on more exposed sites and where you want to avoid the algae issues that come with river humidity.
Yes, 24/7. We are based directly across the river in Southern Indiana, so we are not far away.
Yes, at no cost and no obligation, with a written assessment at the end.
Algae, and it is very common on Owensboro roofs because of the river humidity. It shows first on north-facing slopes that stay shaded and damp. Mostly cosmetic early on, but it signals a slope that is not drying properly, which shortens shingle life. Algae-resistant shingle lines are worth considering at replacement.