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The hail that fell on August 21 and 22, 2026—with stones as large as 2.5 inches—caught the attention of every homeowner across Highland, Grantfork, Alhambra, and the surrounding Madison County communities. If your car got dinged, you noticed. If your roof got hit, you might not have—at least not yet.…

Wind damage is one of the more common types of storm damage a roof can experience. The tricky part is that it isn't always easy to see from the ground. A storm may leave behind missing shingles, lifted edges, creases, or damage around roof edges and flashing. Some problems are…

Hail storms arrive without warning, and by the time they're over, you're left wondering: Did my roof survive? The problem is that hail damage isn't always obvious from the ground. Some damage appears immediately—dents, cracks, missing pieces. Other damage hides under shingles or in valleys, only to cause leaks weeks…