Hail Damage Roof Repair for Marietta homes.
Marietta and East Cobb sit in a busy storm corridor, and storms moving off Kennesaw Mountain can drop hail in pockets that skip the next neighborhood over. In 2026 the National Weather Service warned for quarter-size hail and 60 mph gusts across Cobb County during the July 1–3 storms, and more storms followed through September.
Many East Cobb homes still have their original 1990s shingles. Older shingles bruise more easily, and some are no longer made. When only some slopes are damaged, matching becomes the question, so we record the shingle make, model and availability in our report.
Marietta's mix of slate, cedar-look and architectural shingle roofs means the damage looks different from house to house. We document each material the way insurers expect to see it.
How a hail inspection works.
- Free inspection. We check the soft metals first (vents, gutters, downspouts, flashing), then walk every slope and mark each hail hit.
- Photos and a written report. Close-ups and wide shots of every hit, test squares on the slopes that faced the storm, and the shingle make and model.
- Your claim, your call. If there's real storm damage, you report it to your insurer and share our documentation. If your roof is fine, we tell you that.
- The repair or replacement. If the claim is approved, we do the work to manufacturer spec. You pay your deductible plus any upgrades you choose.
Frequently asked questions
Was there hail in Marietta in 2026?
Yes. The National Weather Service warned for quarter-size hail across Cobb County during the July 1–3, 2026 storms. See our 2026 Atlanta hail storm log for every date.
My East Cobb neighbors are getting new roofs. Should I get mine checked?
It's a good reason to get a free inspection. Hail can hit one street hard and skip the next, so the only way to know is to look.
How do I know if hail damaged my roof?
Dented gutters, vents and downspouts are the best clues from the ground. Shingle damage like bruises and granule loss usually needs a close inspection on the roof, which we do for free.
How long do I have to file a hail claim in Georgia?
Most Georgia homeowner policies allow 12 months from the storm date, and some allow more. Check your policy and report damage promptly.