June 29 Hail Storm Leaves Potential Roof Damage Across Chisago County and Surrounding Communities
- Taylor Wemple

- Jun 30
- 4 min read
by Taylor Wemple
June 30, 2026
Another Round of Severe Weather Brings Large Hail to Eastern Minnesota and Western Wisconsin
Just days after severe storms impacted portions of the Twin Cities metro, another round of strong thunderstorms moved through eastern Minnesota and western Wisconsin on June 29, bringing large hail, damaging winds, and the potential for significant property damage.
Across Minnesota, the storm system produced reports of ping-pong-sized hail, wind gusts up to 75 mph, tornado warnings, and thousands of power outages in some areas. While the most severe conditions occurred farther north, the same storm system tracked through Chisago County and neighboring communities, where hail was capable of damaging roofs, siding, gutters, windows, and other exterior components.
According to the storm path and hail reports, communities in or near the storm's path included:
Chisago City
Lindstrom
Center City
Stacy
North Branch
Taylors Falls
St. Croix Falls, WI
Balsam Lake, WI
Centuria, WI
Turtle Lake, WI
Almena, WI
Cumberland, WI
Rice Lake, WI
If your home is located in or near one of these communities, it's a good idea to have your roof and exterior professionally inspected—even if everything appears normal from the ground.
Why Hail Damage Isn't Always Easy to Spot
One of the biggest misconceptions homeowners have is that they would immediately notice hail damage. In reality, many types of storm damage can't be seen without getting on the roof. Hail can bruise shingles, remove protective granules, dent flashing and vents, and damage gutters or siding without causing an immediate leak.
Left unaddressed, those seemingly minor impacts can shorten the lifespan of your roof and eventually lead to more costly repairs. That's why it's important to have your home inspected soon after a significant hail event.
The size of the hail isn't the only factor that matters. Wind speed, roof age, shingle condition, and the angle at which hail strikes your home can all influence the amount of damage—even when hailstones are smaller than golf balls.
Choose a Contractor You Can Trust
Unfortunately, major storms often bring an influx of out-of-town contractors into affected neighborhoods. While many contractors provide quality work, homeowners should always take the time to research who they're hiring.
A trusted contractor should:
Be licensed and insured
Have an established local reputation
Provide honest, no-pressure recommendations
Clearly explain inspection findings
Be available long after the storm has passed
At ManePoint Exteriors, we believe homeowners deserve honest answers—not high-pressure sales tactics. If your roof has storm damage, we'll explain what we found and discuss your options. If it doesn't, we'll tell you that too.
Thinking About Filing an Insurance Claim?
If your home has experienced hail or wind damage, it may qualify for repairs or replacement through your homeowner's insurance policy.
ManePoint Exteriors helps homeowners throughout the Twin Cities metro area with:
Free roof inspections
Drone roof reports
Roof repairs and full roof replacements
Our goal is to make the process straightforward while ensuring homeowners understand their options every step of the way.
The Value of a Professional Roof Inspection
A professional inspection can help identify damage before it becomes a larger issue.
During an inspection, our team evaluates:
Roofing shingles and roofing components
Ridge caps and roof accessories
Gutters and downspouts
Siding and exterior surfaces
Metal flashings and vents
Other storm-affected areas around the home
If damage is found, we'll explain what we're seeing and discuss the next steps. If we don't find storm-related damage, we'll tell you that as well.
Free Drone Roof Reports Included
Every roof inspection we perform includes a complimentary drone roof report. Drone technology allows us to safely capture detailed aerial images of your roof so you can see exactly what we see.
Our drone reports can help:
Identify hail and wind damage
Document roof conditions
Capture high-resolution photos of hard-to-see areas
Assist homeowners with insurance documentation when appropriate
Provide peace of mind after a major storm
Many homeowners appreciate being able to review actual photos of their roof instead of relying solely on a verbal explanation.
Schedule Your Free Storm Damage Inspection
If your home was in the path of the June 29 hail storm, don't wait until you notice a leak.
A professional inspection now can help identify damage early and give you a clear understanding of your roof's condition.
ManePoint Exteriors proudly offers free roof inspections and complimentary drone reports throughout Chisago County and surrounding communities, including Chisago City, Lindstrom, Center City, North Branch, Stacy, Taylors Falls, and neighboring areas in eastern Minnesota and western Wisconsin.
If you're unsure whether your home sustained storm damage, we're here to help with honest recommendations and a thorough inspection. Contact ManePoint Exteriors today to schedule your free inspection and learn more about the condition of your home's exterior.
Stay Informed About Recent Minnesota Storms
Minnesota's weather can change quickly, and this is already the second significant hail event to impact parts of the state in June. Staying informed after severe weather can help you catch storm damage early and better understand your options if repairs are needed.
If you found this article helpful, you may also enjoy these resources from the ManePoint Exteriors blog:
June 19 Hail Storm Impacts Twin Cities Area: What Homeowners Should Do Next – Learn about the June 19 storms, the communities affected, and why a professional inspection is important after hail and high winds.
Woodbury, MN Roof Replacement: Insurance Claim Success Story – See how we helped a local homeowner navigate the insurance claims process and complete a full roof replacement using IKO Dynasty Performance Shingles.
Our goal is to provide homeowners with practical information, honest guidance, and helpful resources before, during, and after storm season.




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