Hail damage refers to the physical damage that is caused to vehicles, buildings, and other structures as a result of a hail storm. During a hail storm, hailstones fall from the sky and can range in size from small pea-sized pieces to large, golf ball-sized chunks of ice. The impact of these hailstones can cause dents, cracks, and other forms of damage to cars, roofs, siding, and other exposed surfaces. Hail damage can also affect crops and gardens, causing significant economic losses.

Hail damage can range from minor cosmetic damage to severe structural damage that requires significant repairs. On vehicles, hail damage can appear as small dents or as large, deep dents that affect the car’s appearance and value. On buildings, hail damage can cause roof damage, broken windows, and damage to siding, gutters, and other exterior features. In agriculture, hail damage can cause significant loss of crops, which can result in economic losses for farmers and other individuals in the agriculture industry.