Hail in south OKC on November 2? Free roof inspection.
405-684-0450November 2 Hail in South Oklahoma City
Hail up to 1 to 1.25 inches was reported in parts of south Oklahoma City on Monday, November 2. The largest hail fell around Williamson Farms and Rio de Bella, between SW 104th and SW 134th, with hail up to 1 inch reported north through Wingspread, Cambridge and Hillcrest Heights.
Most roofs come through hail like this just fine, and you can't tell from the ground. If you want to know for sure, Jack will get up there, take photos, and tell you straight. Free, no pressure.
- Licensed & insured · Lic. OK80007612
- Owner on every job
- Based in Oklahoma City
Where the hail fell
The shaded areas show the largest hail estimated by radar on Monday, November 2. Find your street, then check the neighborhood list below.
Swipe the map sideways to see all of it.
- Up to 1.25" hailWorth an inspection
- Up to 1" hailDamage possible, mostly older roofs
- Up to 0.75" hailRarely damages a sound roof
Neighborhoods with the largest hail
Neighborhood names come from county plat records, so yours may go by a slightly different name.
Hail up to 1.25 inches
- Williamson Farms73173, 73170
- Foxbriar Estates73173, 73170
- Elmhurst Estates73170, 73169
- Hunters Hill73173
Hail up to 1 inch
- Parts of Rio de Bella73173
- Rio del Sol73173, 73170
- Ranches at Olde Tuscany73173, 73170
- Prairie Meadow73173, 73169
- Wallis73173
- Parts of Wingspread73159, 73170
- Cambridge73159
- Parts of Kroeger Heights73159
- Parts of Meadow Cliff73159
- College Park Townhomes73159
- Madole Hillcrest Green73159
- Madole's Country Estates73159
- Parts of Hillcrest Heights73159
- Parts of Hillcrest Heights Country Club73159
- Richards Country Club Estate73159
- Walnut Place Townhomes73159
- Sherwood Park Townhomes73159
ZIP codes with the most hail: 73173, 73170, 73159, 73119
North of SW 59th, through Knob Hill, Reding's Rancho Village and up to about SW 33rd, the reported hail was smaller, up to 0.75 inch. Hail that size rarely damages a roof in good shape, though it can dent gutters, vents and air conditioner fins.
What to look for from the ground
Hail of 1 inch and up can bruise shingles without leaving anything you can see from the driveway. These are the clues that it is worth a closer look:
- Shingle granules collecting in gutters or at the bottom of downspouts
- Fresh dents on gutters, downspouts, roof vents or air conditioner fins
- Dark spots on shingles where the granules were knocked off
- Dings on a metal mailbox, light fixture or the cars that were parked outside
Please don't climb up there yourself. More on this in How to Tell If Hail Damaged Your Roof, and if trucks start knocking on doors, read Storm Chasers vs. Local Roofers in Oklahoma City before you sign anything.
A local roofer, not a storm chaser
How a free hail inspection works
Jack McBride lives and works in the Oklahoma City metro, and he will be here next season too. There is nothing to sign on the day.
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Free inspection
We get on the roof, photograph everything, and tell you plainly whether you have damage worth filing on. Plenty of roofs come through fine, and we will say so.
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Photos and a written report
Whatever we find, you get the photos. If there is damage, you file with your insurance company with a report in hand rather than a guess.
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We meet the adjuster
We walk the roof with your adjuster so the damage is seen the same way by both sides, and nothing gets missed on the scope.
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Repair or replace, done right
Premium materials, an owner-led crew, and a daily cleanup. Then a final walkthrough together before we call it finished.
After the November 2 hail
Request your free hail inspection
Tell us where you are and Jack will reach out, usually the same day. Prefer to talk now? Call or text anytime.
- Free, no-obligation inspection
- Straightforward pricing
- Licensed & insured · Lic. OK80007612