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Old Hail Damage to Shingles

Old hail impact damage to asphalt shingles will have the following characterics:

  • Asphalt exposed will be weathered gray in color.

  • "bruised" area is now bare, or remaining granules are not particularly loose.

  • There is shrinkage or curling of the shingle reinforcement from the center of the impact area.

  • No collateral indications of recent large hail. Possibly collateral indications of large hail such as dented metal, but without fresh spatter marks.

Old hail impact damage to cedar shingles and shakes:

  • No fresh marks on the wood surface, but some weathered indentations visible in the wood.
     
  • Splits with large indentations have at least some weathering along the top of the split.
     
  • No collateral indications of recent large hail. Possibly collateral indications of large hail such as dented metal, but without fresh spatter marks.
     
  • The lack of fresh markings on the cedar surface would indicate that significant hail had not fallen recently.

 

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