The earliest signs of hail damage to a roof are cracks or dents in shingles. Cracked shingles are a common sign of damage, and if not repaired, they can let water into the house. Roof dents can also be subtle but important to note. These can appear as pockmarks or dimples on a uniform shingle surface. You should call a...

Large hail can damage your roof, especially slate and clay tiles. While you can't immediately tell whether your roof has suffered hail damage, you can look for slow recurring water leaks, splatter marks, and dents on your ceiling. Observe the state of your indoor lighting fixtures, closets, and windows to determine if you have hail damage on your...

If you notice dents in your ceilings, cracked walls, or peeling paint, these may be signs of hail damage on your roof. In addition to visible dents, you may also notice water stains on your ceilings or trapped between drywall and paint. You may also notice mildew in your closets or indoor light fixtures. Hail damage often occurs in combination...