North Georgia's most typical size hailstone is less than the diameter of a monetary quarter. Smaller hail sometimes falls from higher in the earths atmosphere and can actually have a harder, more dense ice composition than the lower atmospheric slush that can sometimes make up larger hailstones. What this means for you is not having huge, "baseball" size hail, doesn't necessarily mean your roof hasn't been affected negatively by what seems to be a smaller hail storm. A trained roof inspector who specializes in storm damage is qualified to determine if the lifespan of your roofing system and the integrity of your shingles has been compromised. If you haven't had leaks yet is doesn't mean you won't. It can take several weeks months for leaks to show up from wind and hail damage. Because the statutes of homeowners insurance varies from company to company we suggest you take advantage of our free roof inspection expediently and call us today, if not for a new roof, then at least for peace of mind!

wind damage

defective/discontinued shingles