Even if you didn’t notice damage, your roof may have taken a hit.

In the Ozarks, storms can roll through fast, and sometimes without much warning. While you may remember the loud hail or howling wind, you might not think twice about your roof after the skies clear. But the truth is, storm damage isn’t always obvious, and many homeowners don’t realize their property was affected until it’s too late to file an insurance claim or prevent further damage.

So how can you tell if your home was hit by a damaging storm in the past year or two?

Start With a Storm History Check

That’s where the Extreme Weather Report comes in. Our easy-to-use tool allows you to download a customized storm history report for your home’s address. Using advanced radar data from the National Weather Service, plus verified wind and hail reports from local observers and social media, the tool gives you a clear picture of:

• When storms occurred near your home 
• The size of hail that was recorded 
• Wind speeds that may have caused roof or gutter damage 
• Specific dates that may be eligible for an insurance claim

You don’t need to guess or rely on memory, the data is objective and accurate.

Click here to run your free Extreme Weather Report now

Signs Your Roof May Have Storm Damage

Even if you didn’t notice any immediate problems, subtle signs of storm damage can become serious over time. After running your storm report, check for the following:

• Missing or lifted shingles
• Granule loss (often seen as black grit in your gutter downspouts)
• Dents or bruising on shingles from hail
• Peeling flashing or damaged vents
• Leaks or water spots inside your attic or ceiling

If you’re unsure or want a professional opinion, one of our Field Supervisors can perform a free roof inspection and give you a full overview of your roofing system’s condition.

Don’t Wait—Claims Have Time Limits

In Missouri, many insurance companies allow up to two years to file a claim after storm damage, but that window can vary based on your policy. The sooner you document storm activity and inspect for damage, the better chance you have of getting the repairs covered.

Know for Sure. Protect Your Home.

Storms may come and go, but undetected damage can stick around and get worse with time. 

Don’t wait for a leak to appear before you take action.

Start by downloading your Extreme Weather Report.

Then, schedule a free inspection with one of our experienced field supervisors to get peace of mind and a plan forward.