Storm & Hail Damage Resources
Learn what to do after hail or wind damage, how to identify damage, and how storms affect roofing, gutters, siding, and windows.
What should I do after hail or strong winds hit my home?
Start with a professional inspection of the entire exterior, not just the roof. Hail can affect shingles, flashing, vents, gutters, windows, siding, and fencing. Document the condition before making repairs, because repairing damage first can remove evidence that may be important to an insurance claim.
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Common Questions About Storm & Hail Damage
How can I tell if my roof has hail damage?
Hail damage can appear as bruising on shingles, exposed asphalt, displaced granules, cracks, dents in metal components, or impact marks. Because these signs are often hard to see from the ground, a professional inspection is the safest way to determine whether your roof was damaged.
Should I fix other storm damage before the roof is inspected?
It is usually best to inspect the entire property before making storm-related repairs. Repairing damaged areas first can remove evidence that helps document the full scope of the damage for an insurance claim. An inspection gives you a clearer picture before you decide on next steps.
What parts of a home can hail damage?
Hail can affect the roof, gutters, vents and flashing, skylights, windows, siding, fencing, and outdoor equipment. A complete exterior inspection helps identify all affected areas rather than focusing only on the roof.
Related Resources
Storm & Hail Damage connects to several other areas of home improvement. These related resource hubs help you see the full picture.
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