Do You Have Hail Damage?

A comprehensive inspection can determine your roof's condition. Finding hail or wind damage is the first step to getting a prepaid new roof.

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The money you paid for your homeowners insurance premiums have already bought you a new roof. Areas affected by hail and wind likely see insurance rate increases regardless of your decision to file an insurance claim. Big storms affect insurance rates at scale, your individual claim does not.

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Your inspection includes:

• Damage of soft metal components (chimney caps, turtle vents, gutters, etc)

• Condition of the shingles (cracked matting, wind-lifted areas, installation defects, holes, or missing shingles)

• Areas prone to water intrusion

• Roof flashing dents and failures

• Gutter damage, blockages, or misalignment and ensuring that they are properly channeling water away from the roof