Hail Damage: How to Spot It and What to Do Next

Effects of Hail on Roofs

When hail strikes, it often results in dents, cracks, and worn-out shingles that threaten your roof’s durability.

The severity of damage depends on hail size, wind speed, and the age of your roofing materials.

Ignoring hail damage can lead to costly leaks and structural issues over time.

Identifying hail damage promptly saves time and money on repairs.

Check for Dents and Cracks: Examine shingles, metal flashing, and vents for visible signs of hail impact.
Inspect Gutters and Downspouts: Damaged or clogged gutters often signal underlying hail damage.
Look for Missing Granules: Granule loss on shingles can compromise your roof’s ability to repel water.
Assess the Attic: Check for water stains or moisture that might suggest roof leaks.

Note: Inspect from the ground or use binoculars to minimize safety risks.

A properly filed insurance claim can cover the cost of restoring your hail-damaged roof.

Document the Damage: Take photos and videos of all visible roof damage for evidence.
Contact Your Insurance Provider: Reach out to your insurance company as soon as possible after identifying damage.
Work with a Roofing Contractor: A trusted contractor can provide the detailed report needed for your claim.

Collaborating with experts makes navigating insurance claims less stressful.

From inspections to full replacements, A-Abel Roofing has you covered.

Comprehensive Inspection: We assess your roof for all types of storm-related damage.
Detailed Damage Report: We provide a comprehensive report to facilitate smooth insurance processing.
Customized Repairs: From minor fixes to complete roof replacements, we tailor our solutions.
Quality Assurance: We use durable materials to safeguard your roof against future storms.

We’re here to make your roof as good as new after a storm.

Don’t let hail damage compromise your home—contact us for a free inspection today.

Let us guide you through every step of the hail damage restoration process.

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