Inspect the Surrounding Area
Check for visible signs of hail impact around your property, including dented cars, damaged plants, or fallen roof granules, which can indicate potential damage to your siding and roof.

Examine the Siding Closely
Look for dents, cracks, holes, or chipped paint on the siding. Pay special attention to the areas that are directly exposed to hail and ensure all sides of the house are checked thoroughly.

Take Photos of the Damage
Document the damage with clear, well-lit photos for your records and potential insurance claims. Capture images from different angles to ensure all areas are covered.

Look for Leaks or Water Damage
Inspect the interior of your home, especially around windows and walls, for any signs of water infiltration, such as discoloration, mold, or dampness, which may indicate underlying siding damage.

Check Windows and Doors
Look for cracks, dents, or broken seals on window and door frames. Hail can often cause damage around these vulnerable areas, affecting both appearance and energy efficiency.

Call a Professional for a Comprehensive Assessment
Contact us and one of our specialist to perform a detailed inspection and provide a repair estimate. Our professionals have the tools and experience to detect hidden damage that may not be immediately visible.