Creat me a checklist for inspecting the damage of a home after a hail storm.

Inspect the roof for hail impact marks and dents on shingles

Photograph any missing shingles and their locations

Check for damage to vents, chimneys, and skylights

Examine gutters for bends, breaks, and blockages; take pictures of any debris

Document damage to siding, noting specific areas with dents or cracks

Capture images of any broken windows and their frames

Look for damage to doors, including dents and broken locks

Assess outdoor appliances (e.g., grills, air conditioners) for damage

Take photos of ceilings with water stains, bulges, or leaks

Document wall damage, including cracks, stains, or peeling paint

Photograph any signs of water intrusion around windows and doors

Inspect and photograph damages to flooring (e.g., swollen wood, carpet stains)

Look for mold growth and take pictures of affected areas

Check electrical outlets and switches for scorch marks or damage

Photograph any damaged trees, noting broken branches or uprooted roots

Document fence damage, including gaps, breaks, or leaning sections

Capture images of any damaged walkways, driveways, or patios

Assess damage to garden beds, plants, or landscaping features

Create a detailed inventory list of damaged items with photographs

Photograph any receipts related to repairs or damaged items

Review and document your insurance policy coverage for storm damage

Take pictures of any previous damage (if applicable) for comparison

Check the property for hazardous conditions (e.g., sharp debris)

Photograph downed power lines or any other dangers

Wear protective gear and document safety measures taken during inspection

Avoid climbing on roofs or ladders without proper safety equipment

Schedule a professional roofing inspection and document their findings

Keep a detailed log of repair estimates and contractor communications

Photograph any completed repairs for future reference

Regularly monitor the property for delayed damage after the storm