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The Washington Park Historic District runs along Washington Boulevard between 40th and 43rd Streets, bounded by Pennsylvania Street and Central Avenue, and includes 110 contributing buildings ranging from large two story Colonial Revival and Tudor Revival homes to smaller Craftsman bungalows, nearly all built in the 1920s and 1930s. The variety of roof pitches and profiles across the district means no single shingle profile fits all homes, and the steeper pitched period revival structures carry more complex hip and valley geometry that requires careful flashing work at every intersection. Central Indiana's severe weather corridor delivers hailstorms multiple times each year during the May through July peak season, and any home in this district that has not had a post storm inspection in recent years may have undetected granule loss quietly shortening roof life.

Emergency calls out of Washington Park are triaged by severity, tarped or dried in during the same visit where weather allows, and returned to the schedule for permanent work once the roof is safe to walk on again.