What size hail causes roof damage in St. Louis County?

Hail measuring 1 inch or larger can cause functional damage to asphalt shingles, especially during high-wind storms.

How soon should I inspect my roof after a hail storm?

Homeowners should schedule an inspection within 7 to 14 days of a hail event to properly document damage.

Can hail damage cause leaks later?

Yes. Hail damage can weaken shingles and lead to leaks months later if not addressed.

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Hail Damage Roof Repair in St. Louis County

Hailstorms are common throughout St. Louis County, especially during spring and early summer. Even storms that seem minor can cause hidden roof damage.

Areas like Florissant, Hazelwood, Chesterfield, and Ballwin have experienced repeated hail events over the past decade, contributing to premature roof deterioration.

What Hail Damage Looks Like

Circular bruising on shingles
Granule displacement
Exposed asphalt mat
Cracked shingle edges
Dented vents and flashing

Damage may not leak immediately. However, once granules are displaced, UV rays accelerate aging and water infiltration risk increases.

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Cosmetic vs Functional Damage

Cosmetic damage affects appearance.
Functional damage affects performance and lifespan.

Insurance companies evaluate functional damage when determining replacement eligibility.

Why Immediate Inspection Matters

Waiting can lead to:

Interior water damage
Decking rot
Mold growth
Insurance filing complications

We recommend inspection within 7–14 days after a significant hail event.

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Our Hail Damage Process

Free inspection
Photo documentation
Clear explanation
Repair or replacement recommendation
Insurance claim support if needed

We provide professional documentation to help homeowners understand their options — without pressure tactics.