Roof Hail Damage

Roof Hail Damage

When a wide range of hail hits your area, you can expect to have hail damage on your roof. Rain impacts your roof at a high velocity during a storm. Hail can damage the granules on impact and leave a crater that, when left undiscovered, can cause standing water and can further deteriorate the shingle. If left undiscovered for long periods, these craters will cause further damage and eventually get to the point that it causes water leaks in the interior. We want to help prevent that drastic scenario by offering a free hail inspection. We can determine if there’s damage to warrant a hail roof repair or a hail-related complete roof replacement.

Hail Loss

WHAT TO DO IF YOU HAVE HAIL DAMAGE?

So you had a roofing company come out and tell you that you do have hail damage and call your insurance but now what? We at Crossroads Roofing will help you in the entire process when dealing with your insurance. The first step is to contact your insurance to file a claim. Next, we will tell you what to say. Once you file a claim, your insurance company will assign an adjuster to come to your home and inspect your roof to ensure that the claim is accurate. We will be at the insurance adjuster inspection because we will advocate on your behalf and ensure that they note all the damage at your home. After the conclusion that your roof is indeed damaged, the insurance will provide you with their estimate to replace the roof. We will help you make sense of the paperwork and ensure that your roof is returned to the highest standards in the industry. We take pride in advocating for our clients during the insurance process, and we will ensure that you are treated fairly by your insurance company.

Hail Damage

What’s Next?

When hail hits, it can cause hail damage to shingles and can compromise the roof system. Hail can have a varying degree of damage, so it is essential to set up a free hail inspection immediately after a storm. We can offer hail damage roof repair if we find evidence that a repair is needed but most importantly, you can have peace of mind knowing that your roof is safe and sound and can continue to protect your family and home.