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Hail & Wind

What to Do After a Hailstorm

The safe sequence for documenting a hail event, limiting damage, and arranging a roof inspection.

Hailstones near an asphalt shingle roof after a storm

After a hailstorm, safety and documentation come before assumptions about roof damage. Hail size, wind, roofing material, age, and impact angle all affect what an inspection may find.

Record the event without climbing onto the roof

Note the date and approximate time, photograph hail from a safe area, and document visible marks on siding, gutters, screens, or outdoor property.

Check for urgent water entry

Inspect ceilings and accessible attic areas for new moisture. Active exposure may require temporary protection before a full repair scope is prepared.

Arrange an evidence-based inspection

A qualified inspector should evaluate representative roof slopes, soft metal accessories, flashing, and existing wear. Coverage decisions remain with the insurer.

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