Recent Hail & Storm Damage
Did Hail Hit Your Neighborhood?
Roof damage is not always obvious from the ground. If your home was in the path of the recent storms, we can inspect your roof for visible hail or wind damage, document what we find, and explain the next step.
Storm damage can be present before water starts showing up inside your home. Get your roof inspected now before a small problem turns into a bigger one.
Storm-Damage Signs
What We Look For After Hail and Wind
You do not need to climb onto the roof or diagnose the damage yourself. Tell us what happened, and we will inspect the roofing system for visible storm-related concerns.
Bruised or Damaged Shingles
Hail impacts can damage the surface of asphalt shingles even when there is no immediate leak.
Missing or Lifted Shingles
Wind can loosen, crease, lift, or remove roofing materials and expose vulnerable areas.
Granule Loss
Hail can knock protective surface granules loose and leave impact areas that deserve a closer look.
Flashing & Roof Penetrations
Vents, flashing, metal components, and penetrations can show storm-related impact or movement.
Leaks or Water Stains
New interior water staining after a storm can be an important clue, even when the entry point is elsewhere.
Damage You Cannot See From the Ground
Some roof damage is subtle. A professional roof evaluation can help document the visible condition safely.
What Happens Next
A Simple Storm-Roof Evaluation Process
Tell Us Where You Are
Send the property address and a quick description of the storm or what you noticed.
We Inspect the Roof
We look for visible hail, wind, shingle, flashing, penetration, and leak-related concerns.
We Document What We See
Photos and roofing observations help you understand the condition of the roof.
You Decide What to Do
If damage appears storm related, you decide whether to contact your insurance carrier.
We Can Quote the Roofing Work
If repair or replacement is needed, we can explain the roofing scope and provide an estimate.
Insurance Questions
What About Homeowners Insurance?
Storm-related roof damage may be covered depending on your policy, deductible, cause of loss, roof condition, and your carrier's determination.
We do not decide whether an insurance company will cover the damage. Our job is the roof: we inspect it, document visible roofing concerns, explain what the roofing work may involve, and provide an estimate when appropriate.
Our Role
Roofing Information Without Insurance Promises
We can: inspect the roof, document visible damage, explain repair/replacement options, and estimate roofing work.
Your insurance carrier: determines coverage, deductibles, claim decisions, and settlement.
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Tell Us What Happened
You do not need to know whether the roof is damaged. Give us the property information and what you experienced, and we will take it from there.
Helpful information:
- Property address
- Hail, wind, or both
- Any missing shingles or visible damage
- Any new leaks or water stains
- Whether you have already contacted your insurance carrier
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Storm-Damage FAQs
Questions Homeowners Ask After a Hailstorm
How do I know if hail damaged my roof?
Common visible signs can include damaged shingles, granule loss, impact marks on metal components, or missing/creased shingles. Some damage is difficult to identify safely from the ground, which is why a roof evaluation can help.
Can hail damage a roof without causing an immediate leak?
Yes. A roof can show surface or material damage before water begins entering the home. The condition and severity of damage determine what the appropriate next step may be.
Should I call a roofer or my insurance company first?
If you are unsure whether there is meaningful roof damage, a roofing evaluation can help you understand what is visible before you decide what to do next. Your insurance company makes all coverage decisions.
Will homeowners insurance cover hail damage?
Coverage depends on your policy, deductible, the cause and date of loss, roof condition, and your insurance carrier's determination. We do not make coverage decisions.
Is the storm-damage roof evaluation free?
Yes. Utah Valley Roofing & Construction offers a free roof evaluation when you are considering storm/insurance-related roofing concerns.
Do I need to climb onto the roof?
No. Please do not climb onto a wet, steep, icy, or potentially damaged roof. Ground-level photos and a description of what you noticed are enough to start the conversation.
What happens if you find damage?
We will explain what we observed and whether the roofing concern appears repairable or may justify a broader replacement conversation. You choose what happens next.
Can storm damage be repaired, or does the whole roof need replacement?
It depends on the location and extent of damage, overall roof condition, material condition, and previous repair history. We evaluate the roof before recommending a repair or replacement path.
Recent Hail or Wind?
You Don't Have to Guess What Happened to Your Roof.
We'll inspect the roof, document visible storm-related concerns, and explain what we find. No insurance promises. No pressure.