Did the June 19th storm bring hail to St. Anthony Village?
Yes — the NWS issued a thunderstorm warning for Hennepin and Anoka counties at 4:22 PM CDT on June 19, 2026, specifically naming St. Anthony as an impacted location. We were on the ground in the area and confirmed quarter-size hail firsthand. Hail impact on shingles and gutters is often invisible from street level — a free inspection is the only way to know what it left behind.
Which communities were hit by the June 19th hail storm?
The NWS warning specifically named St. Anthony, Minneapolis, Columbia Heights, Fridley, Brooklyn Center, Brooklyn Park, Maple Grove, Coon Rapids, Blaine, Golden Valley, and Spring Lake Park. A second line of storms in the evening extended the impact further across Hennepin and Ramsey counties.
Is the hail damage inspection really free?
Yes — 100% free with no obligation. We inspect your roof and full exterior at no cost. You decide what to do next. No pressure, no catch.
What if I can't see hail damage from the ground?
Most hail damage requires a trained eye and hands-on roof inspection. Granule loss, impact bruising, and micro-fractures from quarter-size hail are invisible from the street. Don't assume you're fine — a free hail inspection is the only way to know for certain.
How long do I have to file a hail damage claim in Minnesota?
Most Minnesota insurers require claims within 1–2 years of the storm. Don't wait — delays complicate or reduce your hail claim, and unrepaired damage worsens through summer rain cycles. Act now so your claim is backed by solid documentation from the start.
Will filing a hail damage claim raise my insurance rates?
Hail damage is typically classified as an act of God claim, which generally does not affect your premiums the same way at-fault claims do. We recommend checking with your insurance agent directly.
Are you local or a storm chaser?
We're genuinely local — based in Eden Prairie, serving the Twin Cities year-round. We were already active in the Minneapolis metro before the June 19th storm hit. You can always find us and hold us accountable long after the job is done.
What kind of hail damage does quarter-size hail cause?
Quarter-size hail (approximately 1 inch in diameter) is large enough to cause meaningful granule loss on asphalt shingles, visible dents on metal gutters, fascia, and vents, cracked vinyl siding, and damaged window screens and frames. The damage is real even if it isn't visible from the ground — which is exactly why a professional inspection matters after an event like June 19th.
How fast can you come out for a hail inspection?
We prioritize hail storm response across the Twin Cities. Most inspections are scheduled same day or next day. For active leaks or structural damage, call us directly at 612-800-6580.
What if only part of my roof was damaged by hail?
We handle hail damage repairs of all sizes. Depending on the extent of damage and your policy, insurance may cover a partial repair or full replacement. We'll give you an honest assessment of what is actually needed — no upselling.
