Hail Damage Roof Expert
Hail claims turn on details: whether marks on a roof are hail damage or something else, which roof sections are affected, and whether the damage can be repaired. Blake Snow brings over 30 years of hands-on roofing experience to those questions.
Blake goes after only legitimate hail damage. Reports tie damage to storm-date evidence and specific roof sections, and separate it from age, wear and installation issues. If the roof doesn't support a claim, he'll say so.
What we document
- Hail impacts on single-ply, built-up, modified bitumen, metal, tile, slate and shingle roofs
- Damage separated from wear, blistering, foot traffic, mechanical damage and prior repairs
- Collateral evidence on rooftop units, vents, gutters and other soft metals
- Core cuts and infrared moisture surveys where wet insulation is suspected
- Roof plans showing which sections are affected and why
Who uses it
- Insurance carriers and building owners
- Property managers and facility managers
- Attorneys and both sides in appraisal
About Blake
Blake Snow is an experienced roof consultant and an IAUA Certified Appraiser and Umpire, with over 30 years of personal roofing experience in a family that has worked on roofs for over 80 years. More about Blake →
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Frequently asked questions
Can you tell hail damage from wear?
That is the core of the work. Reports describe what is consistent with hail and what is age, wear, prior repairs or installation issues, with photos.
Are you an engineer?
No. Blake is an experienced roof consultant. We do not provide engineering services.