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Hail and Storm Damage Repair Checklist

After a hail or wind storm, inspect siding, trim, windows, fences and interior ceilings, document damage with photos, secure openings and schedule repairs before water causes more damage.

By Abraham Becerra, Owner and Principal Contractor · August 20, 2026

Walk the exterior

Check these areas.

  • Siding cracks and dents
  • Damaged trim and gutters
  • Broken windows and screens
  • Fence and deck damage

Check inside

Look at ceilings and walls near exterior walls for new stains over the following days.

Document everything

Take dated photos before any cleanup for your insurance claim.

Repair in the right order

Secure openings first, then repair the exterior, then fix interior damage once the home is watertight.

Common Questions About This Topic

What should I do right after a hail storm?

Stay safe, take photos of damage, cover broken windows or openings and contact your insurance company and a contractor.

Can hail damage siding?

Yes. Hail can crack, dent and puncture siding and trim.

Should I repair interior damage first?

No. Make the exterior watertight first so interior repairs are not damaged again.

Ready to Plan Your Project?

Tell Abraham what you have in mind. You will get straightforward answers and a clear written scope.

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