Hail and storm intelligence
Hail Damage in Columbia, SC - Recent Storms, Sizes, and Door-Knocker Targets
Contractorfy published this hail snapshot for the Columbia metro on July 17, 2026. Its recorded window contains 2 hail events with a peak hail size of 1.75 inches and 0 ranked field zones. Review the observation dates before planning a visit.
Events in published window
2
Generated from the authoritative hail-report pipeline within a 25-mile radius of Columbia center.
Peak hail size
1.75"
Largest hailstone size captured in the generated 12-month city snapshot.
Signal ZIPs
29126
ZIPs reverse-mapped from the strongest recent hail points in this market snapshot.
Top door-knocker zone
No ranked target yet
Door-knocker targeting appears here once a city snapshot is generated.
Recent Hail Events Near Columbia, SC
Snapshot published July 17, 2026. This page displays the recorded observation window; it is not a live weather feed.
Window: July 17, 2025 to July 17, 2026
November 8, 2025
0.70"
Minor - pea to nickel size
ZIP signal: 29126
2 ENE Pomaria, Newberry
November 8, 2025
1.75"
Severe - golf-ball size
ZIP signal: 29126
2 ENE Pomaria, Newberry
Top Door-Knocker Hail Zones for Columbia
These zones come from the same hail-targeting pipeline roofers use internally. They rank field opportunity by hail severity, storm recency, housing density, and owner-occupied detached-home signals.
Door-knocker targets will appear here after the city snapshot generator finishes a targeting run for this market.
Check Your Columbia Address for Hail Damage
Enter your street address and we will match it against recent hail events in Columbia, SC. If your roof was in the storm path, we generate a contractor-ready damage report you can share with an adjuster.
What To Do After a Hail Storm in Columbia
- Document visible damage from the ground - dented gutters, cracked skylights, battered window screens, and broken siding.
- Do not climb on the roof. Hire a licensed South Carolina roofer for the inspection.
- Pull your insurance policy. Note your deductible, coverage type, and your claim window before you file.
- File the claim before signing any contracts so your insurer can inspect first.
- Work with a contractor who writes supplements. Initial carrier scopes regularly miss code items and accessory replacement.