July 10, 2017

Apple Valley Hail Storm
Lakeville Hail Damage Inspections

 

July 9 2017 Hail Storm – Apple Valley, Prior Lake, Burnsville

 

Sunday evening brought severe storms through Minnesota. Ping pong ball sized hail pelted a family’s home as a result of a summer storm which brought lightning, rain and hail to Apple Valley area on Sunday, July 9, 2017.

 

The largest report of hail on July 9, 2017 near Apple Valley was 1.50 inches. We estimate that 51,494 buildings were in the affected area and the probability of hail detected was significant. Based on this information, you can expect to see damage to siding, roofs, windows and gutters.

 

If your property has been damaged from a recent storm and you’re unsure of what direction to go, Stinson Services offers free guidance as well as storm damage inspections for homes and commercial buildings. Some things to look for from the ground are dings to external light fixtures, window trim, screens, soft metal downspouts and air conditioner units. Also, be sure to check our hail maps 2017 page for information regarding where the hail fell this year.
 

Certified Storm Damage Inspectors

 
Our team of HAAG Certified Inspectors are trained to spot wind and hail damage. They can help you answer any questions you or your insurance company may have during the insurance claims process.

 

As a licensed and insured roofing contractor, we have repaired roofing projects completed by unqualified and sometimes unethical contractors on too many occasions. We’ve heard the stories too many times. To add insult to injury, the contractor that installed the roof cannot be found.

 

Many of these situations have come up from the property owner opting for what seems like the low cost option. Only to be frustrated when they have to pay hundreds or thousands to correct what the previous roofing company failed to do correctly. It is rare for these low cost roofers to be able to meet the service expectations.

 

Stinson Services takes pride in our high praise from the Minnesota Better Business Bureau, Google reviews, Nextdoor and Thumbtack as well as a long list of previous homeowners willing to share their experiences.

 

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