Possible Hail Damage

Cracked or broken vents and shower ceiling

1/4 th inch hail is not going to hurt anything. Relax

Why don’t you at least wait until you see it before you lawyer up.

Concord, don't panic until you see if there is any damage. Most likely, as those said above, you probably won't have any.

If your 'plastic' items on top are sun damaged, you might have breakage but maybe not.

We went through a hail storm in Texas last year. The hail must have been about quarter size. My brother and his wife were following me in their Tiffin. I pulled off immediately on the side of the interstate to wait it out. It passed quickly and no damage.

Let us know what you find.

Safe travels,
MM.

The awning can get holes in it even though it's in.
That's what happened to ours in Yellowstone.

Ivylog wrote:
1/4 th inch hail is not going to hurt anything. Relax

Not to argue, but a qaurter is several times larger than 1/4 inch.

concord 05 wrote:
Our 2010 Itaska Suncrucier is sitting outside at a truck repair shop 40 miles from us. It is scheduled to receive service t A major storm just went through the area with large hail and at least quarter size if not bigger hail hitting our motor home. I have requested that they move it inside and they were supposed to check if any windows were broken. Iit will be tomorrow before we can inspect it for damage. It has a fiberglass roof. Except for the obvious of indentions on the roof , is there anything else to look for? I’m leaning towards calling our insurance and filing a claim even if we only have outward minor damage. Afraid of having leaks in the future.

Ivylog wrote:
1/4 th inch hail is not going to hurt anything. Relax

Farmboy666 wrote:
Why don’t you at least wait until you see it before you lawyer up.

That's funny. Only here could it only take 2 or 3 responses for the OP's post to get butchered up by turning quarter sized hail into 1/4" hail, and accusing him of lawyering up despite no mention of a lawyer lol.

We had hail several times during our travels and never had any damage to our coach. All it takes is a walk around and an inspection of the roof to determine if anything was hurt. On older coaches, with brittle plastic covers over the vents and AC, there is a possibility of them being damaged but for the age of your coach, I doubt if you have anything to worry about.
On a side note, if you are looking for a toad, and don't mind a few small dents, right after a hail storm is a good time. We bought an almost new Chevy from Enterprise Rental that had less than 10,000 miles. It came with the full remaining factory warranty and from 20 feet away you could not see any damage. We paid about 1/4 of the MSRP for this vehicle and it served us well now for several years. I have painted several vehicles and fixing small hail dents is not that big of a deal, if it really bothers you. In any case, since most car rental companies "self insure" they just dump any vehicle that has hail damage.
It did come with a clean title and Carfax.

WHY would he need a Lawyer at all????????????? Doug

dougrainer wrote:
WHY would he need a Lawyer at all????????????? Doug

Well to start with it's just a saying. Why would he need to call his insurance company before he's even seen if there is damage. Actually sounds like the type that would try to take the Garage to court for leaving the rig outside when hail was coming.