One of our trusted real estate agent partners reached out about a home in Cedar Park that her client was preparing to sell. They had some roofing concerns that needed a closer look. When we inspected the roof, here's what we found: the roofing system was at the end of its service life, showing significant age-related wear and substantial granule loss throughout. We also identified multiple hail impacts across the roof surfaces, along with hail damage on the front elevation gutters. The rear gutters showed no hail-related damage at the time of inspection. The roof was also missing drip edge flashing along the eaves and rakes, a common condition on older systems built before drip edge became a code requirement in many jurisdictions around 2019. Current building standards call for drip edge installation on any new roof replacement. Given the age, granule loss, and hail damage present, a full roof replacement was recommended. We replaced the roof along with the storm-damaged gutters, restoring the home to current building code standards ahead of its sale.