You Live in Hail Country. Are You Prepared?

Hail storms don’t last long, but they pack a real punch. Every year, hail causes nearly $1 billion in damages, mostly to repair roofs and cars. You can save hundreds of dollars and hours of clean-up by making sure you understand your coverage and taking time to check your roof before hail season.

Know What Your Insurance Covers and How Much You Need

• Check your policy to see what’s covered and the deductible you’ve chosen.
• Your insurance policy typically covers the cost to repair roofs and cars, and other common hail damage.
• However, you may have a higher deductible for wind/hail damage.

You Can Take Action to Reduce Damage

If you haven’t taken a look at your roof in a while, now’s the time. Roof repairs today can help you avoid extensive, time-consuming clean-up later.

• Repair or replace worn, curled or missing shingles.
• If your roof is aging, consider replacing it before hail season begins

When Storms Hit, Protect Yourself—and Your Car

In severe storms, a hail stone can be as big as a softball and fall at 50-100 miles an hour.

• Stay indoors!
• Stay away from skylights and glass doors to avoid broken glass.
• If it is safe, close drapes, blinds, or shades to prevent debris from blowing inside.
• If you can, park your car in the garage or other covered area.