Hail just hit your neighborhood a few minutes ago.

Share your details and we'll call you within 15 minutes to schedule a roof check.

By submitting, you agree to a call from HailStrike to schedule your roof check. If you book, we'll share your details with a local roofing company to complete the inspection. Privacy Policy

✓ No cost to you✓ No obligation✓ Most repairs covered by insurance

Coverage depends on your policy and damage; the inspector will document everything for your insurer.

“HailStrike called back in 10 minutes. Inspector was here the next morning, and my insurance covered the repair.”

— James R., Oklahoma City

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How it works

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Submit your address.

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We call you to schedule a roof check.

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A local roofer inspects your roof and documents any hail damage for your insurance company.

Ready to get your roof checked?

By submitting, you agree to a call from HailStrike to schedule your roof check. If you book, we'll share your details with a local roofing company to complete the inspection. Privacy Policy

Frequently asked questions

How quickly will someone call me?

HailStrike will call you within 15 minutes to schedule your roof check. We then connect you with a local roofer to complete the inspection.

Is there any cost to me?

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No. The roof check is at no cost to you and comes with no obligation. Coverage depends on your policy and damage — the inspector will document everything for your insurer.

What happens when someone comes out?

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A local roofing professional will examine your roof, siding, gutters, and windows for signs of hail damage. They'll document any damage with photos and provide a written assessment you can use for insurance purposes.

Do I need to file an insurance claim first?

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No. The roof check can be done before filing a claim. In fact, having a professional assessment can strengthen your insurance claim if damage is found.

What if there's no damage?

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Then you have peace of mind. There's no cost and no obligation either way.