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STORMCORE CONSTRUCTION · Storm Response

Hail Damage Roof Inspections

Hail damage roof inspections. Review shingles and exterior damage, document visible findings, and understand your repair options.

Hail damage

Hail size alone doesn’t tell the whole story

The roof’s materials, condition and exposure affect how it responds to hail. Visible dents elsewhere on the property can be a reason to request a roof inspection, but do not establish roof damage on their own.

Inspect more than the shingles

We look at accessible roofing components and related exterior surfaces. Documentation helps distinguish observed conditions from assumptions about the storm.

Know the limits of a driveway check

Small impact marks and changes to roofing materials may not be visible from below. Avoid climbing onto the roof to look for them.

Use findings to plan the work

We explain what we can observe and discuss repair or replacement options. Your insurer evaluates any claim according to your policy.

What to expect from your inspection

  • A review of accessible areas and visible conditions.
  • Photos and a plain-language explanation of the findings.
  • A discussion of practical repair or replacement options.
  • A defined construction scope before you commit to work.

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A clear path forward

Our Roof Restoration Process

You don’t need to become a roofing expert overnight. We’ll explain what comes next.

01

Inspect & document

We check the roofing system and accessible exterior. Drone imagery and physical inspection are used when appropriate and safe. We explain what we find.

02

Clarify the repair scope

If you choose to file a claim, we can provide photos, measurements and a construction estimate. With your permission, we can discuss observed damage with your adjuster.

03

Restore with confidence

Once the scope, price and agreement are in place, we coordinate materials, installation, property protection, cleanup and a final walkthrough.

Your insurer determines coverage. StormCore does not represent you or negotiate your insurance claim.

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