We recently completed a thorough roof inspection after a suspected hailstorm, making sure nothing was overlooked. Our process started with a full visual inspection of all roof slopes, where we carefully checked for hail impact marks, bruising, and granule loss on the shingles. We also examined soft metals like vents, flashing, and gutters—these areas often show clear signs of hail damage first. To confirm damage, we performed test squares on multiple slopes, documenting each area with detailed photos. We looked for consistent impact patterns, not just random wear, to properly identify storm-related damage versus normal aging. In addition to the roof, we inspected surrounding property elements like gutters, downspouts, siding, and window screens to build a complete picture of the storm’s impact. Every finding was documented to help the homeowner understand the condition of their roof and to provide clear evidence if an insurance claim is needed. If you think your home may have been affected by recent storms, it’s always better to catch issues early before they turn into costly repairs.