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Hail storm damage in Kansas City

If hail hit your Kansas City roof, call now before cracked shingles turn into leaks.

Call about hail damage: (855) 913-3125

We pick up, go over your hail damage for free, and get a local roofer out to your roof.

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Hail can crack shingles and let water in with the next rain, so small damage turns into a leak. Call now and have a local roofer check your roof for hail damage before you file your claim.

When hail last hit Kansas City

April 15, 2026

The latest hail NOAA lists here, with stones up to 1.0 inches. A later storm may not be in NOAA's records yet.

5 storm days

with hail in Jackson County since January 2025. One roof can carry hits from more than one storm.

NOAA posts storm data about 75 days after each month ends, per its bulk data page. A storm from last week will not show yet. The biggest stone here was 1.5 inches on May 19, 2025. Stones that size can crack shingles.

Hail reports in Jackson County, Missouri, NOAA Storm Events Database (9 reports on 5 days since January 2025). The 5 most recent days, largest stone per day.
DateLargest hailReported near
April 15, 20261.0 inFairmont
September 16, 20251.0 inIndependence Mem Arp
July 11, 20251.0 inOak Grove
May 19, 20251.5 inKansas City
April 1, 20251.25 inIndependence

Signs of hail on your roof

  • Dents or dark spots on shingles where the grit got knocked off. Gutters often fill with that grit after a storm.
  • Dings in metal vents, flashing, gutters and downspouts. They are easy to see from the ground and help show hail hit the roof.
  • Cracked or split shingles, or tabs that lifted in the wind that came with the storm.
  • A new ceiling stain or wet attic wood. That is a leak, so open the leak page now.

How the claim works

Call us first, and a roofer documents the hail damage for your claim. Take photos and video of the damage before anything is moved, then file as soon as you can.

Missouri has no state roofing license, so a roofer shows proof of insurance and a written quote before work starts.

Never sign the insurance check over to a roofer, the FTC warns.

Newest change: A 2025 Missouri law created a state tax credit of up to $5,000 for home insurance deductibles. It covers deductibles paid after severe weather in a declared 2025 disaster area. (Office of Missouri Governor)

Hiring a roofer in Kansas City

Out-of-town crews arrive after big storms in Kansas City. We send a local roofer, who has a local address, proof of insurance and a written quote before climbing up. Cost vs Value 2025 puts a full new asphalt roof at about $25,775 for its Kansas City figure. Use that as a yardstick, since your roof's size changes the price.

  • State of Missouri

    No state roofing license. A written quote and proof of insurance are your papers.

  • Tax credit

    Deductibles paid after 2025 declared-disaster storms may qualify for a state credit.

  • Permit

    The roofer pulls the Kansas City permit in their own name and gives you the number.

Step by step: filing a roof insurance claim.

Questions people ask

How long do I have to file a hail claim?

Your policy sets the limit, and some are as short as a year. Call us now, and a roofer documents your roof. Photos taken right after the storm tie the damage to its date.

What size hail damages a roof?

It depends on the shingle, its age and the wind. Even small stones can bruise shingles you cannot see from the ground. Call us and a local roofer checks your roof against the storm dates above.

Do I pay the deductible on a hail claim?

Yes. A roofer who offers to cover it is a warning sign. The claim steps explain why.

Call now, get a roofer on it

Jackson County had 9 hail reports on 5 days since January 2025, and hidden damage gets worse with every rain. Call us today and get a local roofer looking at your roof.

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