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How TAMKO roofs have performed in hurricanes

Every account below comes from a TAMKO case study or from a public post by the contractor or homeowner involved. The label on each storm says which. No stock storm photography; the imagery, when added, is the case-study imagery itself.

Storm dates and categories from NOAA National Hurricane Center reports
  1. From a TAMKO case study, June 2022

    Hurricane Nicholas

    Galveston, TX
    September 14, 2021Category 1 at landfallTexas coast
  2. From a TAMKO case study, November 2022

    Hurricane Ian

    Fort Myers and Port Charlotte, FL
    September 28, 2022Category 4 at landfall17 Titan XT roofs, 0 shingles lost
  3. From a TAMKO case study, 2024

    Matinicus Island

    Maine
    Winter storms and the remnants of Hurricane Lee, 2023 to 2024Island off the Maine coastExtreme cold to extreme heat
  4. From TAMKO-produced and sponsored sources

    Helene and Milton

    Tampa and Sarasota, FL
    September and October 2024Two landfalls in two weeksRoofs that had already seen Ian
From the trade

Storm accounts posted by roofers themselves

Public forum posts, verbatim. These are not TAMKO case studies.

The numbers behind the accounts

Wind and impact ratings

Awards and certifications
HailGuard
160 mph · Class 4
Source: WindGuard®; UL 2218
StormFighter FLEX
160 mph · Class 4
Source: WindGuard®; UL 2218
Titan XT wind warranty
160 mph
Source: WindGuard® Limited Warranty
Heritage
130 mph
Source: TAMKO Limited Warranty
Miami-Dade HVHZ
NOA 23-0327.04
Source: Miami-Dade County Product Control