Dealing with Hail Damage: A Homeowner’s Guide

Effects of Hail on Roofs

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

Factors like hail size and roof condition determine how much damage is inflicted.

Unchecked hail damage often results in water infiltration and expensive repairs.

A thorough post-storm inspection can reveal hail damage before it worsens.

Check for Dents and Cracks: Examine shingles, metal flashing, and vents for visible signs of hail impact.
Inspect Gutters and Downspouts: Look for dents or blockages that might indicate roof damage.
Look for Missing Granules: Granule loss on shingles can compromise your roof’s ability to repel water.
Assess the Attic: Watermarks in the attic often indicate a compromised roof after a hailstorm.

Note: When in doubt, leave roof inspections to qualified professionals.

If your roof shows signs of hail damage, filing an insurance claim can ease repair costs.

Document the Damage: Take photos and videos of all visible roof damage for evidence.
Contact Your Insurance Provider: Notify your insurer promptly and follow their guidelines for filing a claim.
Work with a Roofing Contractor: Get a professional assessment to support your claim and plan repairs.

Partnering with professionals ensures your claim is thorough and accurate.

A-Abel Roofing is your go-to expert for repairing hail-damaged roofs.

Comprehensive Inspection: Detailed inspections ensure we catch every sign of storm damage.
Detailed Damage Report: Accurate documentation helps you get the most from your insurance claim.
Customized Repairs: From minor fixes to complete roof replacements, we tailor our solutions.
Quality Assurance: High-quality materials and craftsmanship are our standard.

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.

From the first inspection to the final repair, we’re here to help.

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