Hail damage is not always visible from the ground. Signs can include missing granules, bruising on shingles, damaged vents, or dents in gutters and metal components. The best way to know is with a professional inspection. Our team documents every slope with photos and provides a clear report of any damage.

Not usually. Most homeowners prefer to have the roof inspected first. If storm damage is confirmed, we help document the claim and guide you through the insurance process so nothing important is missed.

Most homeowner insurance policies cover hail and wind damage. If the damage meets your policy’s threshold, the insurance company typically pays for the replacement minus your deductible.

Weather claims are considered “acts of nature.” In most cases, filing a hail damage claim does not affect your individual premium the same way at-fault claims do.

In most insurance claims, the homeowner’s only out-of-pocket expense is the deductible listed in the insurance policy. The remaining cost is typically covered by the insurance company once the claim is approved.

The inspection is typically completed in one visit, and timelines for replacement depend on approval and project scope, but the process is managed end-to-end to keep everything moving efficiently.

iRoof handles everything from inspection to insurance coordination and full restoration, so nothing gets missed and homeowners don’t have to manage multiple contractors.

Sometimes damage is missed during the initial inspection. If that happens, additional documentation or a re-inspection may be requested so the claim can be reviewed again.