Would you know what to do after a hail storm?
After the Hail: Roof Damage Quiz
Test your knowledge on how to assess and respond to hail damage on your roof! This quiz covers crucial aspects that every homeowner should be aware of after a hail storm.
- Learn about identifying roof damage.
- Understand insurance claim timelines.
- Discover the importance of a proper roof assessment.
What do you need to look for to see if the roof has been damaged?
Look at the roof itself for dents, depressions or misplaced shingles
Look for dented gutters, dented downspouts or gutter screens
Check the siding and window sills or casings
All of the above
How much time do you have to file a claim?
3 months
6 months
1 year
2 years
If my roof is not leaking, can I assume there was no hail damage?
No
Yes
Is it is always easy to spot hail damage?
Yes, you will easily notice it from the ground
No, sometimes only a professional can tell
What can severe weather do to your roof?
Cause indentations
Reduce outside noise
Nothing
Did the roof in the photo experience hail damage?
Yes
No
Why do you need to replace a hail damaged roof?
Roof may lose the ability to shed water
Roof service life is reduced
The missing granules are more sensitive to damaging UV rays, rain, and wind
All of the above
What type of roofing is in the photo?
Shingle roofing
Cedar shake
None of the above
Do solar panels have to be removed to install the new roof?
Yes with rare exceptions
No
When can the insurance company refuse to pay for the roof?
In case your roof is too old
Only partial damage was made to the roof
Roof was damaged by a tornadoe
Insurance company doesn’t have to identify the reason
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