Shingles with a granular texture such as those made from asphalt or composite materials may show granular loss that exposes the underlying felt random dents with no perceptible pattern and soft spots on the surface.
Hail damage to roof shingles.
Leaking and or damage to the lower layers of your roof could be next.
Hail damage to shingles.
Not the end of the world.
As an example hail damage to asphalt and composition shingles can look very different than hail damage to wood shingles.
Hail damaged roof shingles we ve seen or which have been sent along to us as in photo form show more of a scouring effect in which larger more irregularly shaped areas of shingle surface have lost granules and thus have produced a shingle nearer the end of its product life.
While hail damage to shingles isn t the worst thing you could find on your roof it can lead to serious problems.
As you can see on the first image below the surface granules have been knocked off of the shingle very clearly.
Hail damage to roofs versus normal or typical asphalt shingle wear.
What does hail damage to your roof look like.
Shingles can react differently when struck by hail.
It is important to know the different effects of the damage to properly identify whether or not you have roof damage from hail.
Hail damage to roof shingles can be very obvious or very difficult to uncover.
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The visual signs of hail damage vary depending on the materials of the roof.
What does hail damage look like on a roof.
This is always a constant battle with homeowners insurance companies as they tend to blame the damages on age of the roof shingles rather than accept the fact that there is actual damages to the shingles that not only shortens the life of the roof shingle but could open the door to roof leaks etc.