Hail on the roof
We had a severe hail storm about a week ago. It was severe enough that our insurance company is putting a new roof on our house. The 5er is parked in our driveway. After the storm I climbed up onto th...
Forum Discussion
I agree that you should have the roof inspected by an adjuster familiar with RV. But unless you see clear damage to roof vents, skylights, refer vent and holding tank vent covers, (all rigid plastic items) then it is unlikely that the rubber membrane or underlying plywood is damaged. Both are more flexible and withstand hail impacts pretty well. House shingles, especially aged shingles are much more susceptible to damage, yet the underlying plywood or OSB is rarely affected or replaced.
