What Hail Actually Looks Like

 Wind damage doesn’t always mean missing shingles. Sometimes, shingles lift and bend, leaving behind a barely visible crease that weakens the material. It’s easy to miss without a trained eye. Having a professional inspection ensures wind creasing is identified before it causes bigger issues down the line.

 If you notice missing shingles or tabs, there could be more damage than meets the eye. Gaps can lead to leaks and structural issues. A certified inspector can assess whether the damage is isolated or widespread—key information that might qualify your roof for insurance coverage or even full replacement.

 Falling branches or flying debris can leave small dents, cracks, or punctures in shingles. These signs of impact may be subtle and easy to overlook. A professional inspection can uncover hidden damage, assess its severity, and determine if your roof qualifies for a full replacement through your insurance policy.