Hail Damage Roof Inspection
in Amelia, OH

NOAA's Storm Events Database has 14 severe-weather reports within about 4 miles of Amelia from 2019 through June 2026. Only one is hail an inch or larger — 1.25-inch hail in Amelia on May 23, 2020; the rest are wind. Not every event makes the news, but even smaller events can cause significant cumulative damage to aging shingles.

Eastern Clermont County has a smaller adjuster pool than Hamilton County markets, and an adjuster who doesn't know the area's storm history can miss damage on a first look. My documentation package — photo evidence and impact density mapping — puts every hit on the record before the adjuster comes out. If the scope still misses damage, I write a supplement (my updated estimate) for you to send your insurer. You file and own the claim, and what it pays is up to your insurer.

No — and that's a key issue for Amelia homeowners. Builder-grade three-tab shingles from the 1970s–1990s have significantly degraded over time. Their fiberglass mats are brittle and far more vulnerable to hail impacts than newer architectural shingles. Even modest hail can cause claim-worthy damage on these older roofs.

I use a systematic on-roof photo assessment that documents strike patterns, granule loss, soft-metal dents on gutters and vents, and impact density across the roof surface. That gives you one clear evidence package: photos and an itemized estimate to share with your insurer.