Hail and wind create an unknown danger when they impact properties. Although not always immediately impactful, if storm damage isn’t corrected soon after it occurs, it can certainly create larger problems for you down the road.

Hail damage matures over time, meaning it gets worse the longer it is left uncorrected. Ignoring it isn’t a solution, in fact, ignoring can actually weigh heavily on your pocketbook. Insurance companies only give a limited time to process weather related claims. That means that as the homeowner, if you wait too long, you can be left footing the bill.

Hail can bruise and fracture your shingles. This means that the integrity of the roof as a protective brrier will be compromised over time. With each weather related event, the bruises and fractures become worse, and larger. Storm damage can also decrease the life expectancy of your exterior products. Once something is bruised, fractured, creased, or zippered, it will lessen the amount of time it can keep the inside of your home safe. That is the reason insurance companies will pay for the sustained damaged.

Hail falls from 30,000 feet in the sky. Coupled with high winds, the damage to exterior products can be devastating. We have seen hail storms with high winds that have downed trees and taken out entire sections of a residential structure. In the same respect, we have worked areas with smaller hail storms where the damage was equally as catastrophic. The size of the hail, the power of the wind, and the exposure of the systems all factor into the need for companies like ours.