Free hail damage roof inspection — in 48 hours.
Experienced inspectors document every hail strike, every fractured shingle, every dented vent. Your carrier needs proof — we provide it.
Schedule your free hail inspection
We'll call within one business hour. No obligation.
Insurance estimate review
We check the adjuster's estimate so you're not underpaid.
Experienced inspectors
They know exactly what hail and wind damage looks like.
BBB Accredited
200+ Ohio roofs installed.
What to look for after a hail storm.
From the ground, you can spot most of these. Shingle damage usually requires a roof-level inspection — that's where we come in.
Granule loss in your gutters
Heavy granules in downspouts after a storm = shingle mat exposure on the roof.
Dented gutters & downspouts
Soft aluminum surfaces dent first. Visible from the ground — a clear indicator.
Hail strikes on AC fins
Carriers recognize this as proof of hail size. Look for fin bending on the condenser unit.
Bruised, fractured shingles
Round dark spots on shingles where granules were knocked off. Usually only visible roof-side.
Damaged roof vents & flashing
Plastic vents crack on impact. Metal flashing and pipe boots dent or dimple.
Cracks on skylights
Tempered glass shows hairline cracks. Often missed by homeowners.
How big does hail need to be to file a claim?
- ¾-inch (penny): Usually doesn't damage modern shingles. Inspect, but rarely files.
- 1-inch (quarter): Damage threshold for most shingles. File and get scoped.
- 1.25-inch (half-dollar): Almost always causes claim-worthy damage. File.
- 1.5-inch+ (golf ball): Likely full replacement.
We pull NWS storm-event data for your address to confirm hail size before inspecting.
Hail damage questions homeowners ask.
Answers to questions Ohio homeowners ask before scheduling an inspection.
How big does hail need to be to damage a roof?+
1-inch hail (quarter-sized) can damage asphalt shingles. 1.25-inch and up almost always causes damage that qualifies for a claim.
What does hail damage look like on shingles?+
Round dark spots where granules have been knocked off, exposing the asphalt mat. From the ground, you often can't see it — granule loss in your gutters is a tell.
Can I see hail damage from the ground?+
Sometimes — look at metal soft spots like gutters, downspouts, vents, and AC fins. But shingle damage usually requires a roof-level inspection.
How long do I have to file a hail damage claim?+
Most Ohio carriers require claims within 12 months of the storm. The earlier you file, the easier the claim.
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Not filing a claim? You still have options.
Not every roof qualifies for an insurance claim — and that’s okay. We’ll give you an honest inspection and transparent pricing so you can move forward with confidence.
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