I have the feeling we're going to get a hail year this spring because of the heavy swings in temperature and in addition to the shingle roof, it looks like it has aluminum siding.

I am part of a team of investors who hail from Arkansas, but travel the states looking for new partners and property.

Plus do not forget the regular maintanance like furnace air filters, clogged drains, hail damaged roofs needing replaced (needing rainy day funds).

As I mentioned, my issues is not having a total loss from fire, it's tornado and hail damage and usually that is not a total loss.

I am on the Texas gulfcoast and the quotes that I have received have had high premiums for wind & hail coverage.

Hello everyone.My name is Brad Bartram and I hail from Western New York (just southeast of Buffalo).Aside from the home I currently own, I have no real estate buying experience.

This is actually pretty common with the ranches in the Atlanta area, after a couple years of bad hail storms and many homeowners adding additional (heavy) layers of shingles instead of replacing old shingles.

Last night there was a hail storm and I was wondering if they would repair that as well.

We had some pretty bad thunderstorms that produced hail the size of baseballs along with some wicked lightning.

Now we have had some storms in the area, actually a couple hail storms and there have been some roof claims but I never noticed this before.