Contractor Teams Repair Roof Hail Damage In Sioux Falls & Southeast South Dakota, On May 28, 2022
Commercial Roofing & Restoration
Sunday Morning May 28th, Sioux Falls and Southeast South Dakota early risers were greeted by golf ball and softball-sized hailstones and a day of severe thunderstorms to go on into Memorial Day.
Dakota News Now reports an auto body shop that suddenly became very busy due to the damage to cars. Evan Kindt from Marv’s Body Shop said that the storm may be “the severest that we’ve seen in Sioux Falls since 2014”. Golf ball and softball-sized hail do not drop without causing damage to cars, buildings, and homes.
While Marv’s Body Shop worked diligently to assist their customers, RestoreMaster sent teams into the area to assist property owners. They will do the “dirty work” of cleanup, climbing, and walking roofs to mark and assess damage for insurance claims and implementing temporary emergency repairs until they are able to do final repairs.
The local hail and wind map indicate patches of hail from 1” up to 2.5”. There were various incidents of hail storms, the largest being the swath of hail from Olivet to areas out east beyond Adrian. The center of the storm directly over Sioux Falls and a patch west dropped huge hail about the size of golf balls and soft balls (dark orange). Extending beyond and meeting between those areas, ping-pong to golf ball-sized hail (orange) dropped, with the majority of the storm dropping 1” – 1.25” hail (yellow).
Images and videos of huge hail and storm clouds on local social media:
I love how open western South Dakota is. Great views while storm chasing. #SDwx pic.twitter.com/mLgGYLMeg1
— Derek Thompson (@derek605wx) May 28, 2022
Have #hail damage from last nights storm?
— Sioux Falls Dent Repair (@SiouxFallsDent) May 29, 2022
Give us a call for all your dent repair needs: 605-250-1023#siouxfallsdentrepair #dentrepair #dentremoval #paintlessdentrepair #paintlessdentremoval #pdr #haildamage #hailstorm #siouxfalls #autohailrepair pic.twitter.com/BzStFtg7zV
Gallery: Wyoming/South Dakota Storm Chase & Badlands National Park Sunset.https://t.co/fwHnbrBkXY
— Daniel Shaw (@DanielShawAU) May 28, 2022
@Argus911 here’s some golf ball sized hail we had in our yard in west Sioux Falls pic.twitter.com/ZVhXt2rJOi
— Brittney A (@brittneyyb) May 29, 2022
@NWSSiouxFalls Hail Stone found in front yard near the corner of 10th and Cliff. Can for size. pic.twitter.com/KYi6uaMGRb
— Will McReynolds 🧢 (@wilmcrey) May 29, 2022
@ReedTimmerAccu Gorilla 2+ Hail Sioux Falls, SD 4 AM pic.twitter.com/mVF0F2sbV4
— Riley (@riley_0228) May 29, 2022
uSHARE pictures from the west side of Sioux Falls showing very large hail, larger than golf ball size near 22nd and Tea-Ellis Road.
— KELOLAND Weather (@kelostormcenter) May 29, 2022
https://t.co/XyGNGxT8Hk #kelowx pic.twitter.com/oB9VQ7ho2o
Big Hail (Tennis Ball) this morning going thru Southern Sioux Falls. Also TORNADO WARNING ISSUED FOR LYON COUNTY in IOWA! Take cover Now!!! pic.twitter.com/RWRTMjqvA1
— Tea Storm Chasers (@TeaStormChaser) May 29, 2022
NOAA’s National Weather Service reports on storm events and damage in Sioux Falls and surrounding areas of South Dakota.
- Tyndall: Nickel-sized hail up to Quarter-sized hail.
- Willow Lake: Storage garage/shed destroyed.
- Clark: 1” tree limbs broken, shingles blown off, storage building damaged, hay bailers tipped over, small branch damage.
- Freeman: Nickel-sized hail to ping pong-ball-sized hail.
- Bancroft: Metal outbuilding badly damaged from a strong wind gust causing it to collapse
- Tea: Ping pong ball-sized hail.
- Harrisburg: Quarter-sized hail, wind estimated at 60 – 70 mph, some vegetation damage.
- Opal: 50 to 60 mph winds, pea-sized hail.
- Sioux Falls: Quarter to Hen egg-sized hail.
- Brandon: Damage to the roof at the local speedway.
Roofs become compromised when pelted with heavy hailstones, providing avenues for water damage in attic areas and crawl spaces and between walls, even more, when hail storms strike within weeks of each other. It was just a little under 4 weeks ago that this area was hit with similar-sized hail, during the storm on May 5, 2021. It is of utmost importance for property owners to have roofs covered temporarily to eliminate the possibility of further water damage.
Some roofing systems can be severely harmed by damage from heavy winds, tornadoes, or hail.
Some older roofs can sustain damage from only 50 mph winds.
Roof damage can be severe or mild, depending on various factors which include: materials used on the roof, impact of debris, building height and proximity to other buildings, age, angle and shape of the roof and type of roofing.
Following severe weather like this, it’s important to get a thorough roof inspection & property damage assessment to determine whether or not you have roof damage from hail or wind.
If roof leaks do occur, an experienced disaster roofing contractor can stop leaks with tarping or shrink wrapping, where affected areas (or the entire roof) are covered with a durable shrink-wrapped plastic membrane till permanent repairs can take place. That way you can prevent mold growth from water intrusion.
Get your roof inspected, even if you think there is no problem, especially if your property falls anywhere within the area of the hail and wind damage map.
Some storm damage symptoms take time to appear.
And insurance company deadlines could hinder your ability to file a claim later.
Emergency response crews are available to provide property owners with assistance in turnkey restoration services, as well as assistance with frozen pipe damage, window damage, siding damage, and roof damage.
Our clients include: schools, hospitals, hotels, churches, resorts, retail, warehouse, industrial, and other commercial properties as well as residential properties with hail or wind damage to tile roofing systems.
If your building recently sustained damage due to wind, hail, falling trees, collapsed roof, or other storm-related issues, give us a call today.
We are a disaster restoration contractor providing damage restoration from hail, tornadoes, fire and flood. RestoreMaster responds to disaster emergencies by repairing roofing systems of commercial and residential buildings, starting with temporary solutions using tarp or shrink wrap to prevent leaks, until more permanent solutions are decided upon. We also assist with debris cleanup, water removal, burst pipe damage repair, water damage building restoration, tornado damage roofing & restoration, hurricane damage roofing & restoration, mold remediation, interior restoration and reconstruction, and many other services to rebuild your damaged property. We also provide fire & smoke damage restoration.
Contact RestoreMaster if you need assistance with storm damage repair.
Our team of large loss insurance claim experts works directly with your insurance company to get your facility back to pre-storm condition.
A turnkey restoration contractor, we can help you with all phases of restoration from emergency response services to total build back.
Our team of professionals includes: insurance claims experts, public adjusters, building engineers, roofing engineers, interior construction experts, large loss attorneys and other professionals specialized in storm damage insurance restoration projects.
We provide repair, replacement and restoration services due to tornado damage and hurricane damage for the following roofing systems: TPO roofing, metal roofing, tile roofing, slate roofing, asphalt shingle roofing, EPDM roofing, roof coatings, torch down roofing, BUR roofing, SBS-modified roofing, PVC roofing.
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