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Hail Damage Repair in Calgary

Roofing, siding, eavestrough and exterior repair companies — every licence, insurance policy and WCB account checked before the badge goes on.

Verified listings opening as checks complete · Category last reviewed August 2026

Calgary's hail reality

Calgary is Canada's hail capital, and the numbers are not subtle: the August 5, 2024 storm caused roughly $3 billion in insured damage — the second-costliest disaster in Canadian history — with more than 130,000 claims and damage to about one in five homes.

This page exists so you do not have to choose blind. The green Verified badge appears only when licence, WCB and liability-insurance checks have been completed and dated. Ranking is never sold.

What we verify for hail damage repair

  • Active City of Calgary business licence
  • WCB Alberta account in good standing
  • Current liability insurance certificate
  • BBB standing and complaint review
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Verified listings are being added as records are completed.

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Common questions

Hail Damage Repair in Calgary, answered

Do I have to use my insurer’s preferred contractor?

No. In Alberta the choice of contractor is yours. Insurer-preferred vendors can be good options, but run every candidate through the same checks.

How long do I have to file a hail claim?

Most Alberta policies require claims to be reported within 12 months of the storm, with proof of loss commonly due within 30 days of request. Report as soon as you can.

What does a hail roof replacement cost here?

Most Calgary asphalt-shingle replacements land between $8,000 and $18,000, with typical two-storey homes around $12,000–$15,000.

What does the green Verified badge actually mean?

It means we checked the company’s licence, WCB account and liability-insurance certificate on the date shown. It is never sold and does not guarantee workmanship or price.