Hailstorm wrecks roof of north Phoenix clinic

Entire building from one end to the other. There's not a single room that isn't riddled with, you know, with with rain and rain damage. Two days after a violent hailstorm tore through parts of the valley, one local clinic is still dealing with extensive damage. Wednesday's storm pounded parts of North Phoenix and some areas getting hit harder than others. Megan Spector is outside Sun Pain Management in North Phoenix tonight with the extensive damage they had and their scramble now to rebuild. Megan. From the outside, you can see the sign saying this location is temporarily closed, but the real mess is behind this door, and cleanup is just getting started. Absolutely insane. I've lived in Arizona for about 15 or 20 years, and I've never seen anything like that. Inside SunPain Management near 19th and Peoria, traces of Wednesday's storm are still visible in every room. Baseball-sized hail that came out of nowhere in about 15 minutes. tore through our roof and created intense flooding throughout the entire building. So every part of every room was just pouring water in through the ceiling. Ceiling tiles were falling down on all of our equipment, on our patients. Employees had to act fast as water covered the floors. There was an inch of water throughout the floor. People were trying to mop up water with towels and bed sheets. The destruction didn't stop at the clinic walls. Outside, the storm-battered vehicles parked out front just as hard. You can see the size of the hail and the damage that it did to the windshield, it did to the roof rack. You can see all over the top of the car, all the dents from the damage. With debris and dirt still scattered throughout the facility, staff here expects it to be a slow, costly road to recovery. The initial quote for the roof was around $300,000 just for the roof. that doesn't include the air conditioning units, that doesn't include a lot of the damage that we see in here, doesn't include damaged equipment. For now, the clinic's focus is getting patients back through the doors. Just trying to get the claims processed as quick as possible, get the roof taken care of. We're trying to dry out everything inside, make sure everything is safe and clean so we can get our patients back in here as quick as possible. Until then, they're sending their patients to their other locations or offering virtual appointments. Live in North Phoenix, Megan Spector, Fox 10 News.