Roofing Guide · Updated November 2026
Hail storms roll through southeastern Pennsylvania most summers. Hail damage is easy to miss from the ground but can shorten a roof's life and is often covered by insurance if documented soon after the storm.
Call (610) 831-3192Round bruises or soft spots in shingles, granules knocked off exposing the mat, cracked shingles and damaged ridge caps. Roofers usually mark and photograph hits in a test square on each slope.
Hail bruises break the shingle mat and remove protective granules. Leaks may not show up for months, by which time the claim deadline may have passed.
Get an inspection with photos, then contact your insurer. See our storm damage claim guide.
Even moderate hail can damage older or lower-grade shingles; larger hail can damage most roofs. An inspection is the only way to know.
Hail is commonly covered by homeowners policies, subject to deductibles and policy terms. File promptly after the storm.
Yes. Bruised shingles may lose granules and leak months later, so inspect soon after a storm.
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