Asphalt shingles
Impacts can affect the surface or body of a shingle. Repair planning also considers the ability to open and reconnect adjoining shingles.

A clear scope starts with the roof in front of us.
Have the roof material checked after suspected hail damage. The useful answer is what the impact changed and what work the roof needs.
Hail can leave different evidence on shingles, metal and low-slope membranes. A mark on one material does not mean another part of the roof has failed in the same way. The roof inspection needs to look at the actual covering, accessories and connections.
On asphalt shingles, the question is more than whether the surface has a dent. The condition of the granules, asphalt and reinforcing layer matters to the assessment. Existing wear, other causes of marks and the surrounding roof condition also belong in the discussion.
Tell us when you noticed the concern or the storm date if you know it. We can start with a free roof inspection without asking you to climb up for photographs.

Keep the observed condition connected to the material and the proposed repair.
Impacts can affect the surface or body of a shingle. Repair planning also considers the ability to open and reconnect adjoining shingles.
Dents and damaged connections are different questions. The panel profile, coating, seams and attachment need material-specific assessment.
A flexible membrane and its insulation form an assembly. Surface evidence and suspected moisture below it can require different investigations.
Commercial roof assessmentAn impact-tested shingle is an option when a roof is replaced, but testing does not make an installed roof immune to hail.
| Decision | What matters |
|---|---|
| Localized repair | Compatible replacement material, workable surrounding shingles and sound support. |
| Full reroof | The extent of damage and wider roof condition, together with the complete replacement system. |
| Impact-tested material | The actual product, test method and result. Manufacturer terms and insurer eligibility are separate. |
Yes. A material concern can exist before water appears indoors. The impact and the actual covering need inspection.
No. It records reported weather at the stated location and time. The roof’s condition must be assessed separately.
No. An impact classification describes performance in a defined test. It does not guarantee an installed roof against every hail event.
Tell us where the roof is and what made you suspect hail damage. A free roof inspection is available.
