Hail damage and water cleanup for Edmond homes
Two minutes. That is how long it took hail about 2.4 miles west of Edmond to grow from quarter size to golf ball size on September 24, 2024, according to NWS Norman. We inspect and repair what storms like that leave behind on Edmond roofs, and dry out what leaks through.
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Hail roof repair and water cleanup in Edmond are handled from our Memorial Road office in north Oklahoma City, close to Edmond's south side, with calls answered 24/7. On September 24, 2024, NWS Norman logged hail up to 2 inches about 5.5 miles west of Edmond, where the stones broke vehicle windows.
Edmond's growth, its homes and a two-minute hailstorm
The Census Bureau estimated Edmond at 100,479 residents on July 1, 2025, up from 94,428 in 2020. About 70.3% of occupied homes are owner occupied, and the median owner-occupied value is well above the Oklahoma County median. Larger, more finished houses mean more roof area, more windows and more interior finish at stake when a storm comes through.
Edmond began with the land opening of April 22, 1889, and sits in northern Oklahoma County about fifteen miles north of downtown Oklahoma City, per the Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History. Our office on Memorial Road is on the north side of the city, so Edmond is home ground for us rather than an outlying stop.
The September 2024 storm is a good picture of the risk. Two-inch hail is hen egg size on the National Weather Service chart, double the one-inch mark where the agency calls hail severe. Stones that size bruise shingles, crack skylights and dent vents, and the leak often shows up as a ceiling stain weeks later.
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What Edmond storms do to houses
Bruised and cracked shingles
Large hail knocks granules loose and fractures the mat under the surface. The roof can look fine from the yard while the damaged spots age fast and start to leak. We check each slope by hand, mark the hits and photograph them for you and your adjuster.
Broken windows and skylights
If 2-inch hail can break a car window, it can break a skylight or the glass in a west-facing window. We cover the opening the night of the storm to keep rain out, then replace the glass, sash or frame once the right size is ordered.
Ceiling stains after a hail leak
Water from a hail-damaged roof soaks insulation first and reaches the ceiling later, as a brown ring or a sag. We find the entry point, dry the attic and ceiling, and replace the drywall and texture so the repair does not show.
Hail and water repairs we do most in Edmond
Edmond calls are some of the shortest trips we make, since our Memorial Road office sits on the north side of Oklahoma City near Edmond's southern edge. A person answers at any hour. After a hailstorm we start with active leaks and broken glass, then book roof inspections in the order calls arrive, and we tell you where you are in that line.
Edmond hail and leak questions
It can. The National Weather Service calls one-inch, quarter-size hail severe. On an older or lighter shingle, quarter-size stones can crack the mat and knock off granules. Wind-driven hail also hits harder than its size suggests. An inspection settles it.
Within a few weeks is reasonable unless something is leaking now, in which case call right away. Many policies set a deadline for reporting storm damage, so getting the roof looked at and photographed early keeps your options open.
Move furniture and rugs away from the drip, put down towels and a bucket, and keep people clear of broken glass. Then call us. We cover the opening from the roof, extract the water and set drying equipment so the ceiling and floor do not stay wet.
If hits are spread across every slope, replacement is often the outcome. If damage is limited to one side or a few areas, repair can work. We mark and photograph hits slope by slope so you can see the pattern yourself before deciding.
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Damage at your place in Edmond?
Call any hour. We tell you what to do in the next ten minutes and get a crew moving.