Hello, A friend of mine had a hail storm at there house. The hail was about golf ball sized. It dented the hell out of both of their cars. Both cars were late 90` models and the insurance company decided to total both cars and give them the money. Not worth to fix via all the damage. I asked them about their roof and they seemed to think it was fine since they didn`t see any damage. I have since then heard that you can`t tell just by looking at a roof if it has been damaged by hail. The shingles on this house are the standard type..........meaning the type most people use. I can`t think of the name. Guess just the standard asphalt shingles. Anyway some one told me that the shingles can be cracked under inside where you can`t see it. Therefore reducing the life of the shingles by many years. Any info on this would be appreciated. Thanks Dan.
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20 years ago