Piedmont hail roof replacement and storm repair
In Piedmont on May 16, 2010, hail broke windows and went through home roofs, according to News 9's report on that storm. When hail punches holes in the deck, the fix is a new roof, and that is much of what we do here.
- Answered 24/7
- Canadian County
- Dry-out to rebuild
Hail roof replacement and storm repair in Piedmont are handled through our 24/7 line and crews from our north Oklahoma City office. NWS Norman records that the May 24, 2011 EF5 tornado narrowly missed Piedmont itself but caused widespread EF4 damage west and north of town.
Piedmont's homeowners, its hail and a near miss in 2011
The Census Bureau estimated Piedmont at 9,427 residents in mid-2025, up from 7,402 in 2020, and about 91.4% of occupied homes are owner occupied, one of the highest rates around Oklahoma City. The Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History places Piedmont in the northeastern corner of Canadian County, where commuters set off a population boom in the 1970s.
Nearly every house here is owned by the people who live in it, so the homeowner handles the claim, picks the roofing material and decides between repair and replacement. We give you the photos and the scope to make that call.
Two storms define the risk. News 9 reported that on May 16, 2010, hail in Piedmont broke windows and pierced home roofs. On May 24, 2011, NWS Norman notes, the EF5 tornado narrowly missed Piedmont but left widespread EF4 damage west and north of town. Hail through the deck and tornado winds both mean full replacement more often than patching.
Storm damage Piedmont homes take
Roofs pierced by hail
When hail breaks through shingles into the deck, water reaches the attic with the next rain. We tarp the holes, then tear off, replace damaged sheathing and install new underlayment and shingles, with Class 4 impact-rated options if you want them.
Tornado damage outside town
Homes on acreage west and north of Piedmont have taken the worst of tornado winds. We shore unstable structure, clear debris and rebuild framing, roof and walls in order, documenting each stage for the claim. Wind at EF4 strength also drives debris into roofs and siding on houses well away from the worst damage.
Hail-broken windows
Hail that pierces roofs also breaks glass, especially on the side facing the storm. We board or cover the opening right away, then measure and replace the glass, sash or window to match the rest of the house. We check the sill and wall below for water that came in before the opening was covered.
Storm repairs we do most in Piedmont
Piedmont calls reach a person at any hour on our main line. Crews head northwest from our Memorial Road office in north Oklahoma City, and for acreage homes outside town we ask for road names and gate details so they arrive at the right place. After a hailstorm, holes in the roof and broken glass come first, then inspections in order.
Piedmont hail and storm questions
If there are only a few holes, a patch with new decking and shingles is possible. If holes and cracks are spread across the roof, replacement is usually the right repair. We photograph every slope so you and your adjuster see the full picture.
They are shingles that earned the highest rating in an impact test where steel balls are dropped onto them. They hold up better against hail than standard shingles, though very large hail can still damage them. Ask your agent how your policy treats them.
Yes. We work on homes in town and on rural properties around Piedmont. When you call, tell us about long drives, gates and road conditions so the crew can plan the right access and equipment.
Yes. We usually finish the roof first so falling debris does not damage new windows, then replace windows and siding. One crew managing the whole job keeps the schedule tight and the records in one place for your claim.
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Damage at your place in Piedmont?
Call any hour. We tell you what to do in the next ten minutes and get a crew moving.