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The county seat took golf-ball hail in April 2025. Most roofs were never checked.
Warsaw is Wyoming County’s seat — Main Street (Route 19) and the Route 20A hill, with Oatka Creek running the valley floor. We’re about 15 minutes away down Route 238.
Routes 19 and 20A cross at the courthouse; Oatka Creek runs north through the valley the village sits in.
Steep-roofed Victorians and village two-stories — handsome, older roofs where hail bruising hides in plain sight.
The valley funnels weather; homes up the 20A hill take wind and drifting snow both.
About 15 minutes from Attica down Route 238.
NWS-relayed reports that afternoon: 1.75″ hail (golf ball) two miles from Warsaw village at 3:37 PM, and 1.00″ hail in the village at 4:28 PM. Residents cleaned up stripped siding and downed gutters. A roof that took that storm and was never inspected deserves a documented look — policies expect prompt notice, and the practical window on a 2025 storm won’t stay open forever.
We inspect, photograph, and give you a written, itemized estimate — and we can meet your adjuster on the roof. We never negotiate settlements, never waive or cover deductibles, and no one can promise your claim will be approved. How the claim process works →
Repair or full replacement — we photograph what we find and recommend the cheaper fix when it will hold.
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Seamless runs sized to the roof that feeds them — fewer seams, fewer failure points.
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Documented hail town. Photo documentation, a written scope, and we can meet your adjuster on the roof.
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A hail bruise is granules crushed into the shingle mat — soft to the thumb, invisible from the yard. We photograph every slope and put what we find in writing.
Nearby: the Varysburg end of the hail track · roof inspections in Perry · roofing in Gainesville · gutter work in Silver Springs
Yes. On April 29, 2025 the National Weather Service relayed reports of 1.75-inch hail two miles from the village at 3:37 PM and 1.00-inch hail in the village center at 4:28 PM. It's on the public storm record.
For many policies, not yet — but carriers expect prompt notice and most apply a practical window of a year or two. We inspect, photograph, and document what's there; your insurer decides coverage.
Dented gutters and downspouts, dinged soft-metal flashing, and granules collecting at the downspout outlets. The shingle bruising itself usually isn't visible from the ground — that's what the free inspection is for.
Every slope photographed, findings explained, and a written, itemized price — repair, replace, or “you’re good for now.”
Tell us what’s going on up top. We come out, photograph everything, and put the answer in writing — no pressure.
