Hail damage to roofs, windows and siding in The Village
2.75 inches is baseball size on the National Weather Service hail chart, and that is what a trained spotter measured about 2.3 miles north-northeast of The Village on September 24, 2024. Stones that size break glass, and roofs and siding take the rest.
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Hail roof and window repairs in The Village are handled through our 24/7 line and crews from our nearby Memorial Road office in north Oklahoma City. NWS Norman storm data for September 24, 2024 records 2.75-inch hail about 2.3 miles north-northeast of The Village, where the stones broke vehicle windows.
Homes from 1949 and a September hailstorm
The Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History records that houses began to rise in The Village in 1949 and the town incorporated in January 1950. The Census Bureau estimated 9,276 residents in mid-2025, slightly below the 9,538 counted in 2020, with about 63.5% of occupied homes owner occupied. A house that has stood since around 1950 has usually had its roof replaced more than once and its windows changed in stages, so one storm can hit several generations of materials on the same wall.
The September 24, 2024 storm is the one people here still talk about. NWS Norman storm data records 2.75-inch hail just north-northeast of town, large enough to break vehicle windows. Hail like that cracks shingles through, shatters glass and dents siding, gutters and downspouts on every exposed side of the house.
Because the damage hits roofs, windows and siding at once, the repair needs a sequence: cover broken glass and open roof spots first, then roof, then windows and siding, so new work is not damaged by the work above it.
Hail damage The Village homes see most
Roofs cracked by baseball-size hail
Hail near 2.75 inches breaks shingles outright and can crack decking under them. A roof hit that hard usually needs replacement. We document each slope with photos, tear off to the deck, replace damaged sheathing and install new underlayment and shingles.
Broken window glass and frames
Large hail shatters glass and can crack sashes and frames on the side facing the storm. We board or film the opening the same visit, then measure and replace the glass, sash or full window, matching the style of the house.
Dented and cracked siding
Hail cracks vinyl, chips fiber cement and dents aluminum. Broken siding lets water behind the wall wrap. We replace damaged courses, check the sheathing behind them and match profile and color as closely as current products allow. Gutters and downspouts dented in the same storm get replaced in the same visit.
Hail repairs we do most in The Village
The Village sits close to our Memorial Road office in north Oklahoma City, so it is one of our short trips. A person answers at any hour. After a hailstorm we cover broken windows and open roofs first, then schedule inspections in order and tell you where you stand. You get photos of every slope and window we check.
Hail damage questions from The Village
Keep people and pets away from the glass, sweep up what you can with shoes on and cover the opening with plastic and tape if it is safe. Then call us. We board or cover it properly and measure for replacement.
If only the glass broke and the frame and sash are sound, we can often replace just the glass unit. If the frame is cracked, the sash is warped or the window is very old, replacing the whole unit is usually the better repair.
Yes, usually. Roof work drops debris and nails onto everything below, so we finish the roof first, then the windows and siding. Broken glass gets covered right away so nothing waits exposed while the roof is done.
Many homeowner policies cover hail damage to the whole exterior, not just the roof, but terms and deductibles vary. We document roof, siding, gutters and windows together so your adjuster sees the full extent of the storm damage.
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Damage at your place in The Village?
Call any hour. We tell you what to do in the next ten minutes and get a crew moving.