Spring Hail Hit Your Roof? Your Window to File Is Closing
Hail hit the Tulsa metro on April 15, April 28 and May 8. Most policies give you about a year to file. Get a free inspection and a written report before the window closes.
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Did a Storm Just Pass?
Hail and wind damage is often invisible from the ground. Here is what to do in the first days after a storm.
- Stay safe, stay off the roofCheck for downed lines and loose debris first. Leave the roof to a professional.
- Photograph from the groundDented gutters, damaged siding or windows, shingles in the yard, and water spots on ceilings. Dated photos help later.
- Contain active leaksMove belongings away from drips and catch the water. If it is leaking now, call us.
- Book a free inspectionWe check the roof, photograph the damage and tell you honestly what we find, including when there is nothing to claim.
- Write down the storm dateNote the day the storm hit. Your insurer will ask, and many policies set a time limit for filing a claim.
Towns we inspect after storms
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We Help You Navigate the Claim
Your insurance company decides coverage and payment. We handle the roof side of the process and keep you informed.
Inspection
We get up on the roof and photograph every sign of storm damage.
Documentation
You get a written scope of what we found and what it takes to repair or replace, with photos you can share with your insurer.
Adjuster meeting
We can meet your adjuster at the home and walk the roof together so the damage is assessed fairly.
Approved repair
Once your claim is approved we schedule the work and keep you updated through the final walkthrough.
Coverage, deductibles and payment depend on your policy and are decided by your insurer. We cannot promise a claim outcome.
Spring 2026 Storms
Hail hit the Tulsa metro three times this spring
These are the National Weather Service hail reports for our area. If your home is in or near one of these towns, your roof may have damage you cannot see from the ground.
| Date | Largest hail reported | Towns in the reports |
|---|---|---|
| April 15, 2026 | 2.00 in (egg size) | Bartlesville, Ochelata, Pawhuska, Wolco |
| April 28, 2026 | 1.25 in (half dollar) | Collinsville, Sperry, Oologah, Dewey, south Tulsa |
| May 8, 2026 | 2.75 in (baseball) | Tulsa, Collinsville, Inola, Wagoner, Okmulgee, Liberty |
Source: NOAA Storm Prediction Center storm reports. Hail of one inch or more is large enough to bruise asphalt shingles and dent metal.
The Deadline
Most policies give you about a year to file
Homeowner policies set their own time limit for storm claims. Many allow one year from the date of the storm, some allow less, and all of them ask you to report damage promptly. Your policy and your insurer decide coverage, deductibles and payment. We cannot promise a claim outcome.
What we can do is get eyes on your roof now, while the damage still clearly reads as hail. The longer a roof sits, the easier it is for damage to be called ordinary wear.
What happens at a free inspection
- We get on the roof. Hail bruises, cracked shingles, dented vents and flashing, and granule loss in the gutters.
- You get photos and a written report. Yours to keep and share with your insurer, whether or not you file.
- If there is no storm damage, we tell you. No pressure, no obligation.
- If there is, we help with the process. We can meet your adjuster on the roof and walk the damage together.
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