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Last Post 28 Oct 2008 02:13 AM by Adjuster TN. 8 Replies.

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18 Oct 2008 04:13 AM
just wondering if anyone had some pics of hail damaged shingles and roofs? I'd like to be able to identify the difference between deteriorated shingles from age, rain, wind, as opposed to shingles being destroyed by hail. I've been working wind claims strictly for the past month, and don't know what my next assignment will bring, but if I get thrown into hail claims, I'd like to be prepared to at least somewhat know what to look for. Thanks much!

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18 Oct 2008 04:49 AM
Roy, What are you doing up so late? Don't you have better things to do? Just checked your profile, was surprised that you have only been a member since 2006. Gosh, it sure seems you have been around here a little longer than that. Hehe. Anyway, hope all is well.

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18 Oct 2008 04:56 AM
Check out Haag http://www.haagengineering.com/ they have a field guide that is worth the $$ and they have some PDF docs you can download from the site for free, if you google that topic you will find lots of photos and articles.

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18 Oct 2008 11:09 PM
thx for the info Roy and Bob! Greatly appreciated!!!

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18 Oct 2008 11:59 PM
I'd like to take that Roof Inspection Course, but it says you have to have 100 roof inspections, and have it documented, that's a shame and a half. That could be a useful certification to have.

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19 Oct 2008 04:37 AM
Hi Larry, We may still have a problem with the clock. Hope all is going well on your end. Things are pretty busy with Ike and Gustav. Take Care, Roy

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21 Oct 2008 04:44 AM
Posted By Adjuster TN on 18 Oct 2008 06:59 PM I'd like to take that Roof Inspection Course, but it says you have to have 100 roof inspections, and have it documented, that's a shame and a half. That could be a useful certification to have. Yeah, but per your post at the top of this thread - you are seeking answers. At this moment in time you are not an expert at identifying hail damage. It is a good thing that Haag has high standards. People that have been certified by Haag have to meet certain standards. You will work up to meeting those standards.

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28 Oct 2008 02:13 AM
Posted By Bob Harvey on 20 Oct 2008 11:44 PM Posted By Adjuster TN on 18 Oct 2008 06:59 PM I'd like to take that Roof Inspection Course, but it says you have to have 100 roof inspections, and have it documented, that's a shame and a half. That could be a useful certification to have. Yeah, but per your post at the top of this thread - you are seeking answers. At this moment in time you are not an expert at identifying hail damage. It is a good thing that Haag has high standards. People that have been certified by Haag have to meet certain standards. You will work up to meeting those standards. Good point Bob, thanks!!!

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