Hail Damage & Storm Damage Roof Repair in Utah

Does your roof have hail damage?

Hail damage is hard to see from the ground, and it doesn't always leak right away. A bruised shingle loses its protective granules, UV starts breaking down the asphalt, and a leak shows up a year or two later, after the damage has had time to spread.

Signs to look for after a storm:

• Dents on gutters, downspouts, roof vents, AC units or window screens
• Piles of shingle granules at the bottom of downspouts
• Dark spots or "bruises" on shingles
• Cracked, split or missing shingles
• Damaged siding, fencing or outdoor furniture

If you see any of these, schedule a free storm damage inspection. We'll get on the roof and tell you what's really there.

Wind damage

Utah's strong wind events, from spring thunderstorms to the east-canyon winds that periodically roar along the Wasatch Front, can lift shingles, break the seal strips and tear sections off entirely. Even shingles that stay on can be creased and lose their seal, which leaves them vulnerable to the next storm. We check for lifted, creased and missing shingles and document everything.

How our storm damage service works

1. Free inspection: we inspect shingles, ridges, vents, flashing, gutters and soft metals and mark hail impacts in test squares. 2. Honest recommendation: if the damage is minor, we'll tell you. You'll know whether you need a repair, a replacement or nothing at all. 3. Documentation: you get a detailed photo report of everything we find. 4. Clear estimate: a written price for the work before anything starts. 5. Restoration: we repair or replace the roof and walk the finished job with you.

Beware of storm chasers

After big hailstorms, out-of-state crews flood neighborhoods, knocking doors and pressuring homeowners to sign on the spot. Many do rushed work and are gone by the time a warranty issue shows up. Beast Bros is a local Utah crew that works Utah County and Sanpete County year-round, so we'll be here long after the storm.

Upgrade to impact-resistant shingles

If you're replacing a hail-damaged roof, consider Class 4 impact-resistant shingles. They're built to withstand hail better, and we'll price both options.