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Minnesota receives moderate hail damage every year according to the Insurance Research Council. We handle all types of hail damage insurance claims. Shingle hail damage, siding hail damage and gutter hail damage are all common attributes of Minnesota hail storms. |
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Recent Minnesota hail storms have caused extensive damage to roofing, siding, gutters, decks, windows, doors, and mechanical units. The average hail storm takes 10 years of life off your roof as well as voids all Manufacturer’s Warranties and lowers the re-sale value of your property. Your homeowners insurance covers storm damage claims with no consequences to you since they are “Acts of God.” We specialize in assessing hail damage to these components of your property.
By law you have two (2) years to file hail or wind damage insurance claims. We have worked with many different insurance companies over the years and we take pride in representing property owners during the hail damage insurance claim process. Being able to understand the claims process can be difficult and confusing. With busy lives and the sudden inconvenience of having to restore your property, this can often frustrate property owners.
Consider spending your summer vacations trying to obtain estimates for roofing, siding, gutter and in some cases, window repair or replacement, garage door replacement, interior repairs due to leaks, and interior and exterior painting. Three or more of these jobs can add up to a lot of time being spent entertaining sales reps and less time being spent on actual repairs. Lets not forget to mention the time you took away from your hectic schedule in order to meet sales reps that ended up not calling or showing up.
After you receive your estimates, you should compare them to what your insurance company has calculated. How do you know if the settlement is enough to cover all the repair costs? How will you know if the estimates you received from contractors will match up to what your insurance company has allocated for you?
Schedule your free damage assessment today!! |
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Hail consists of large ice particles that have a layered structure. They are produced by intense thunderstorms that form in a very unstable air mass, that is, one that was relatively cool dry air overlying very warm and humid air. The unstable air is necessary to produce large updraft speeds -- fast enough to keep a developing hailstone from falling to the ground. Some of these updrafts can reach 60 mph or more. Small ice particles that form above the freezing level in the thunderstorm collect rain water on them, forming a water shell that slowly freezes. If these growing hailstones fall into another updraft, they can continue to grow, until they finally become too large for the updraft to carry them, or they get caught up in a downdraft, and they finally reach the ground.
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View our Minnesota Hail Storm Maps from 2006, 2007 and 2008 Storms. You can use the Hail Damage Maps to identify if you may have roof, siding, gutter or deck damage from these stoms..Stinson Services, Inc. does Roofing, Roof Repair, Vinyl Siding, Hail Damage Repair, Hail Repair, Hail Storm Damage Repair, Roofing Hail Damage Repair, Deck builders, Gutters, and Remodeling in the following Minnesota | MN | cities:
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