What Does Hail Damage Look Like on a Roof? How to Spot It—and Prevent It

Asphalt Shingles

Missing granules or dark spots
Bruising or soft areas
Cracked or lifted shingles

Wood Shakes

Splintering
Fresh wood showing through cracks
Dents in the grain

Clay or Concrete Tile

Cracks or chips
Broken tile corners
Displaced tiles

Lower Quality Metal Roofing

Minor dents
Scratched finishes
Loosened fasteners

After a Storm: What to Look For

Inspect from the ground for visible damage or debris
Check your attic for water stains or light leaks
Schedule a professional inspection if you suspect damage

Be Ready for What’s Next

Hail damage doesn’t have to be part of homeownership. With EDCO steel roofing, you can protect your home with confidence—no matter what the forecast holds.

How EDCO Roofing Stands Up to Hail

EDCO's steel roofing is designed to resist the most common forms of hail damage:

Class 4 impact resistance (highest rating)
Durable finish that resists denting and fading
Interlocking panels that stay in place during storms
No granules or fragile edges to break down

All backed by a lifetime, non-prorated warranty

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