Hail Damage?
Professional Hail damage inspections and exterior restoration services for homeowners across Southern Wisconsin.
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Common Sings of Hail Damage. We are ready to Help
Roof Hail Damage
Hail can bruise Shingles,knock off granules and shorten roof life
Siding Damage
Impact marks and cracks on siding can allow moisture behind the walls
Gutters & Metal Damage
Dents in Guttersn Downspouts, and flashing are common after hailstorms
Windows & Trim Damage
Hail can damage window screens, trim and other exposed exterior details
Hail Damage Affect More Than Your Roof
Our Process
Inspection
We Assess the damage inside and out
Detailed Estimate
You receive a clear, Honest Estimate
Expert Restoration
Our team restores your property with care
Final Walkthrought
We ensure quality and your satisfaction
What to Do After a Hail Storm
We work with your Insurance Company
We document the damage, provide accurate estimates, and work directly with your insurance adjuster to help streamline the claims process and reduce stress
Detailed damage Report
Insurance calim Documentation
Direct Communication with Adjusters
Do your every step of the way
Signs Your Property May Have Hail Damage
Missing, lifted or cracked shingles
Granules collecting near downspouts
Dents in gutters or siding
Loose or damaged exterior panels
Broken window seals or cracked glass
Water stains on ceilings or walls
Fallen branches or storm debris
Leaks appearing after heavy rain
Frequently Asked Questions
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Common signs include bruised, cracked, or missing shingles, granules collecting in gutters or downspouts, dents in gutters or metal flashing, damaged siding, cracked windows, and visible impact marks. Some hail damage can be difficult to see from the ground, so a professional inspection is recommended after a severe hailstorm.
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Yes. Even smaller hailstones can damage roofing materials depending on wind speed, the age and condition of the roof, and the type of shingles. Damage may not cause an immediate leak but can weaken the roofing system and lead to problems over time.
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Yes. Hail damage is not always visible from the ground. An inspection can identify bruised shingles, damaged flashing, siding impacts, or other issues before they develop into leaks or more costly repairs.
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Many homeowners insurance policies may cover hail damage, but coverage depends on your policy, deductible, roof condition, and the circumstances of the storm. We can help document the visible damage and provide a detailed scope of work, while your insurance carrier makes the final coverage and claim decisions.
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Hail can affect much more than the roof. It may also damage siding, gutters, downspouts, flashing, windows, doors, exterior trim, vents, and other exposed surfaces. A complete inspection helps identify all areas that may have been affected.
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As soon as reasonably possible after the storm. Waiting can allow damaged roofing or exterior materials to deteriorate and potentially lead to water intrusion. Early documentation can also make it easier to understand the extent of the damage and determine the appropriate next steps.