Hail can damage roofing materials, siding, gutters, windows, and exterior surfaces. Small impacts may not always be obvious from the ground, but cracked shingles or damaged flashing can allow water to enter the property.
What the Job Involves
The property is inspected for hail impacts across the roof and exterior. Technicians check shingles, metal flashing, siding, gutters, windows, and other exposed materials for dents, cracks, or punctures.
Signs You Need It
- Cracked or bruised shingles
- Dented metal flashing
- Damaged gutters or downspouts
- Chipped or cracked siding
- Broken window screens
- Water stains after a hailstorm
- Granules collecting around downspouts
How the Work Goes
The inspection starts with the roof and exterior surfaces. Damaged areas are documented and checked for active water intrusion. Minor damage may be repaired, while severely damaged roofing, siding, or other materials may require replacement. Any resulting water damage can require extraction and structural drying.
What Affects the Cost
Cost depends on the size of the affected area, roofing and siding materials, accessibility, severity of hail impacts, and whether the storm caused interior water damage. Multiple damaged exterior systems can increase the scope of work.
If your property has hail damage in Cape May Court House, NJ, call Restore Pro at (951) 433-4147 for an inspection and restoration assessment.
