STORM & HAIL DAMAGE
TEXAS WEATHER CAN CHANGE FAST. KNOW WHAT HAPPENED TO YOUR ROOF.
Hail, high winds and severe Texas weather can damage a roofing system even when everything looks normal from the ground.
Class 5 Roofing provides storm-damage roof inspections for homeowners and commercial property owners throughout Amarillo and the Texas Panhandle. We'll inspect the roofing system, document visible conditions and explain what we find in straightforward language.
Storm & Hail Damage Roof Repair in Amarillo
HAIL IMPACTS
WIND-DAMAGED SHINGLES
WIND-DAMAGED SHINGLES
Hail can damage shingles and other roofing materials, sometimes leaving bruising, fractures or exposed areas that aren't easily visible from the ground.
WIND-DAMAGED SHINGLES
WIND-DAMAGED SHINGLES
WIND-DAMAGED SHINGLES
High winds can lift, loosen, crease or remove shingles and leave portions of the roofing system vulnerable.
FLASHING DAMAGE
WIND-DAMAGED SHINGLES
DAMAGED VENTS & PENETRATIONS
Wind and hail can affect flashing around roof penetrations, walls, chimneys and other areas designed to keep water out.
DAMAGED VENTS & PENETRATIONS
DAMAGED VENTS & PENETRATIONS
DAMAGED VENTS & PENETRATIONS
Roof vents, pipe boots and other components can be cracked, loosened or damaged during severe weather.
EXPOSED ROOFING MATERIALS
DAMAGED VENTS & PENETRATIONS
EXPOSED ROOFING MATERIALS
Missing or displaced roofing materials can expose underlying components to rain and additional weather.
INTERIOR SIGNS OF WATER
DAMAGED VENTS & PENETRATIONS
EXPOSED ROOFING MATERIALS
Ceiling stains, damp insulation or other signs of moisture may appear after storm damage allows water into the roofing system.
CAN'T SEE ANY DAMAGE FROM THE GROUND?
That's normal. Some storm damage isn't obvious without a closer inspection.
HAIL DAMAGE VS. WIND DAMAGE
HAIL AND WIND CAN DAMAGE A ROOF IN DIFFERENT WAYS.
Severe storms can expose a roofing system to several types of damage at the same time. Hail typically causes impact-related damage, while strong winds can lift, loosen or remove roofing materials.
Understanding the difference helps us know what to look for during an inspection.
HAIL DAMAGE
HAIL DAMAGE
HAIL DAMAGE
Hail can strike shingles, metal components, vents, flashing and other exposed roofing materials. Depending on the size of the hail, wind speed and roofing material, impacts may cause bruising, fractures, granule loss or other visible damage.
Some hail damage can be difficult to identify from the ground, which is why a closer roof inspection may be appropriate after a significant storm.
WIND DAMAGE
HAIL DAMAGE
HAIL DAMAGE
Strong winds can lift or crease shingles, loosen roofing materials, damage flashing and expose areas of the roofing system to water intrusion.
Wind damage isn't always as obvious as a missing shingle. Materials can sometimes remain in place while their ability to properly protect the roof has been affected.
ONE STORM CAN CAUSE MORE THAN ONE TYPE OF DAMAGE.
That's why we inspect the roofing system as a whole instead of looking for only one problem.
WHAT HAPPENS DURING A STORM DAMAGE ROOF INSPECTION?
WE DON'T START WITH ASSUMPTIONS. WE START WITH THE ROOF.
Every storm and every roofing system is different. Our job is to evaluate the visible condition of the roof, identify areas that may have been affected by severe weather and document what we find.
Then we'll explain it to you in plain English so you understand what may need attention and why.
01 — LISTEN
Tell us what happened—hail, high winds, heavy rain, a recent storm or anything you've noticed since the weather event.
02 — INSPECT
We'll evaluate accessible areas of the roofing system for visible signs of hail, wind, water or other storm-related damage.
03 — DOCUMENT
We'll document visible conditions and the affected areas so there's a clear record of what we observed.
04 — EXPLAIN
We'll walk you through what we found, answer your questions and explain whether repair, replacement or simply monitoring the roof may make sense.
05 — YOU DECIDE
We'll give you the information you need to determine what you want to do next.
NO SCARE TACTICS. NO AUTOMATIC "YOU NEED A NEW ROOF."
JUST A STRAIGHTFORWARD LOOK AT WHAT THE STORM ACTUALLY DID.
ROOF DAMAGE AND INSURANCE CAN GET CONFUSING. THE ROOFING PART SHOULDN'T BE.
If your property has been affected by hail, wind or severe weather, you may be wondering whether the damage should be reported to your insurance company.
Class 5 Roofing can inspect your roofing system, document visible conditions and provide information about the roofing work that may be needed.
Your insurance company determines coverage and claim decisions. Our role is to help you understand the condition of your roof and the roofing work being proposed.
WHAT WE DO WHEN INSURANCE MAY BE INVOLVED
INSPECT
DOCUMENT
DOCUMENT
We evaluate the roofing system for visible signs of storm-related damage.
DOCUMENT
DOCUMENT
DOCUMENT
We document visible conditions and the affected areas that may need repair or replacement.
EXPLAIN
DOCUMENT
EXPLAIN
We explain our findings, roofing recommendations and proposed scope of work in straightforward language.
YOU DON'T HAVE TO FIGURE OUT THE ROOFING SIDE ALONE.
WE'LL HELP YOU UNDERSTAND WHAT WE SEE, WHAT IT MEANS FOR YOUR ROOF AND WHAT YOUR OPTIONS ARE.
STORM & HAIL DAMAGE FAQS
Have questions about hail, wind or storm damage? Here are straightforward answers to common questions from Texas property owners.
Hail damage is not always visible from the ground. Signs can include bruised or cracked shingles, missing granules, damaged flashing, dents in metal components, and damage around vents or other roof penetrations. After a significant hailstorm, a professional roof inspection can help identify visible damage and determine whether repair, replacement or continued monitoring may be appropriate.
Yes. Wind can damage a roof even when shingles are still in place. Strong winds can lift, loosen or crease shingles, weaken their seals, damage flashing and expose vulnerable areas of the roofing system to water intrusion. Because some wind damage can be difficult to see from the ground, a professional roof inspection can help determine whether the roofing system has been affected.
If your property has experienced a significant hailstorm, having the roof inspected can help you understand its condition even when no damage is obvious from the ground. Hail can affect shingles, flashing, vents and other roofing components in ways that may not be immediately visible. Class 5 Roofing can inspect the roofing system, document visible conditions and explain whether anything needs attention.
Not necessarily. Whether storm damage requires repair or replacement depends on the type and extent of the damage, the age and condition of the roofing system, and which roofing components were affected. Some storm damage may be repairable, while more widespread damage may require a different solution. Class 5 Roofing will inspect the roof, explain what we find and help you understand the available options before you decide what comes next.
Yes—on the roofing side of the process. Class 5 Roofing can inspect the roof, document visible storm-related conditions, provide roofing estimates and explain the repair or replacement work being proposed. Your insurance company determines coverage and makes claim decisions. Our role is to help you understand the condition of your roof and the roofing work that may be needed.
If you suspect your property was affected by hail, high winds or severe weather, it's a good idea to have the roof inspected as soon as practical. Some storm damage may not be obvious from the ground, and damaged roofing materials can become more vulnerable to additional weather and water intrusion. An inspection can help identify visible conditions early and give you a clearer understanding of whether anything needs attention.
Yes. Class 5 Roofing provides storm-damage roof inspections throughout Amarillo and communities across the Texas Panhandle. Our service area extends well beyond the Amarillo city limits, and we're willing to travel for residential and commercial roofing projects. If you're unsure whether your property is within our service area, contact Class 5 and we'll let you know if we can serve your location.
THINK THE STORM MAY HAVE DAMAGED YOUR ROOF?
DON'T GUESS. LET'S TAKE A LOOK.
Hail and wind damage aren't always obvious from the ground. If severe weather has moved through your area—or something about your roof just doesn't look right—start with an inspection.
We'll inspect, document, and explain what we find. You decide what comes next.
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