Missouri hail doesn't discriminate — it hits roofs, siding, and gutters in the same storm. We inspect, document, and restore everything. One call covers it all.
Actual storm damage documented by Bison Roofing Systems — Springfield, MO area, April 2026. Hail impacts on shingles and vinyl siding from a single storm event.
Hail and wind damage isn't always visible from the ground — but it's doing damage whether you can see it or not. Granule loss, cracked shingles, and compromised siding all accelerate deterioration and set up future leaks.
We respond fast after storm events, document everything thoroughly, and work directly with your insurance adjuster to make sure the full scope is covered — not just what's easy to see.
Most homeowners never see their own roof damage. These are photos from real jobs we've inspected in the Springfield area.
Hail knocks granules off shingles — those tiny stones aren't decorative, they're UV and weather protection. Once they're gone, the asphalt mat underneath starts degrading fast. The light-colored patches you see here are exactly that: exposed mat where hail stripped the surface.
This type of damage is almost impossible to spot from the ground but shows up clearly during a proper inspection. Left untreated, these spots become weak points that fail within 1–3 years.
Ridge caps sit at the highest, most exposed point of your roof. They catch direct downward hail impact from every angle — which is why they're usually the first place we document damage and the first place leaks develop after a storm.
Cracked, displaced, or granule-stripped ridge caps also signal what the rest of the roof has absorbed. If the ridge is damaged, the field shingles below almost always are too.
See Our Inspection ProcessThis is from a real job we documented in April 2026. Large hail punched through multiple vinyl siding panels, cracked others, and left impact marks across the entire wall. The homeowner didn't know about most of it until we walked the exterior.
Broken siding panels aren't just cosmetic — they're open entry points for moisture behind your wall, which leads to rot, mold, and insulation damage over time.
Because we now handle both roofing and siding, we can document and restore the full exterior in a single claim — not two separate contractors with two separate insurance processes.
We prioritize storm calls. Get on-site fast before the adjuster visits so we know exactly what to point to.
Every hail impact, every broken panel, every compromised surface — photographed and compiled into a damage report.
We walk the roof with your adjuster, answer their questions, and make sure nothing gets overlooked or undervalued.
Roof, siding, and gutters restored correctly — manufacturer compliant, with warranty documentation on completion.
You don't have to get on the roof yourself. Here's what to look for from the ground and inside your home.
If your gutters are full of dark grit after a storm, your shingles took hits. Those granules aren't supposed to come off.
Check AC units, vents, gutters, and flashing. Dents there confirm hail size and help support the insurance claim.
Walk the perimeter and look for cracks, splits, holes, or impact marks on vinyl or fiber cement panels.
Brown rings or wet spots after a storm mean water is already inside. Call us immediately — don't wait.
The sooner you get an inspection on the books, the better your insurance outcome and the less secondary damage you'll have to deal with. We make it easy.
