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Hey There! Let’s Get You On Your Way To More Claim And Less Pain.

ROOF CLAIMS:
HAIL DAMAGE

Even the most well-constructed roof can fall victim to the elements. Especially in areas with extreme weather. But, no matter what your damage is, we can help you get the money you need to get it fixed fast.

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Hail storms may seem like rare events, but they are more common than you probably believe. From 2017 to 2019, the US experienced 2.8 million hail storms, with half of those occurring in 2017 alone. More than 10.7 million properties were affected in the US that year.

Of the 785,000 hail storms in 2019, 5,382 were considered “major.” Over 7.1 million properties were affected, resulting in more than $13 billion in damages.

During just 5 days in May of 2014, a string of severe hail-producing storms from Colorado to Pennsylvania caused a whopping $2.9 billion in insured losses.

Wind Speed:
Damage Risks

Hail is caused by powerful thunderstorms, called “supercells.” These storms often have strong updrafts, which stops raindrops from falling and propels them upward, where they freeze in the cold upper atmosphere. Hailstones may remain caught in a storm’s updraft for some time, causing them to grow larger as more moisture freezes upon their surface. Eventually, the hailstones grow large enough that gravity overcomes the storm’s updraft and they fall to earth, causing damage where they strike.

Hailstones can harm or kill humans and livestock, in addition to shattering windshields, denting vehicles, and damaging roofs.

Hail storms are most common in Texas and Colorado, but they can be found to occur in every state. Unlike hurricanes, there is no particular “season” for hail producing storms.

Although hailstones can fall in a variety of sizes – from pea-size to larger than a softball – they do not have to be very large to cause a significant amount of damage. In fact, hailstones as small as a dime can destroy entire crops, and larger hailstones can cause severe damage to vehicles, awnings, or roofs.

Unfortunately, a person may not realize that their roof has been damaged in a hailstorm until well afterwards, when a hard rain penetrates the outer layer and causes leaks to occur inside. At that point, the damage has been compounded, increasing the cost of repairs and complicating the claim process.

Property owners are recommended to inspect their roofs following ANY significant hail event.

Roof Damage:
The Usual Suspects

Your Roof Has A Hard Job. It Must Constantly Protect You And Your Belongings From Some Of Nature’s Most Savage And Unforgiving Forces.

Wind

Fire

Lightning

Hurricane

Tornado

Storm

Mold

Water

Hail

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The damage isn't done being done until your roof is fixed.