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What Is FMRC Hail Resistance Certification?

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Services for Real Estate Pros with YourSiteNeedsMe.com

Everyone prefers roofing products with the best hail resistance. Hail is a destructive force. While the destruction is readily apparent on cars and glass surfaces, roof damage from hail isn't always obvious. If a shingled roof is hit by a hail storm, you might not even realize at first. Hail causes expensive damage to roofs every year, but sometimes, building owners don't even realize that hail is the culprit. 

See, by the time hail damage on a roof is obvious, people don't even remember the storm! This is why independent testing is crucial for roofing products. If you see a product has an FRMC Hail Resistance Certification, that means it's been independently tested. 

FMRC is short for Factory Mutual Research Corporation. FMRC offers independent testing for hail resistance. How well can a product stand up against this powerful force of nature? FMRC can tell you.

FMRC Certifications

FMRC certifies two categories of hail resistance. Class 1 hail resistance is known as "SH" or "Severe Hail Resistance." Meanwhile, Class 2 hail resistance is known as "MH" or "Moderate Hail Resistance." Obviously, roofing products with an FMRC Severe Hail Resistance Certification stands up against hail damage better than products with an FMRC Moderate Hail Resistance Certification.

To learn more about the importance of hail resistance certification, you can check out synthetic thatch roofing manufacturer Endureed's blog posts. All Endureed roofing systems are FMRC severe hail resistance tested. If you would like an innovative roofing product that outperforms other systems against severe hail, contact Endureed for a sample or consultation. Call them at 877-784-2824 or get in touch with with this reputable synthetic thatch roof manufacturer online to learn more.

William Feela
WHISPERING PINES REALTY - North Branch, MN
Realtor, Whispering Pines Realty 651-674-5999 No.

Some of the steel roofs are mouch more resistent to hail than other types of roof coverings.

Feb 18, 2018 04:12 PM