Hail damage you cannot see from the driveway.
North Texas sits in the worst hail corridor in the country. A storm that leaves your siding untouched can still bruise every slope of an asphalt roof — impacts that fracture the mat under the granules and do not become leaks for another two or three years.
That is why hail claims get denied and why homeowners find out too late. We inspect after every significant storm, document what we find with photographs, and meet your adjuster on the roof so the assessment happens with a roofer present.
What the job includes
- Free post-storm inspection, documented with photos
- Test squares marked and measured the way adjusters expect
- We meet your adjuster on site
- Emergency tarping while the claim is processed
- Wind, hail, and fallen-limb damage
- FORTIFIED Roof options for impact resistance
Signs you need this
- Dents in soft metal — gutters, downspouts, vent caps, the grill lid
- Bruised spots on shingles that feel soft under a thumb
- Granule piles at the bottom of downspouts
- Cracked or shattered tiles
- Neighbors with new roofs and a yard full of roofing signs
What it costs
We do not publish a price range, because a range that fits every house is a range wide enough to be useless. What drives your number: square footage, pitch, how many layers come off, how much decking is soft, the material you pick, and how complicated the flashing details are. We walk the roof, put all of it in writing, and the number does not move unless we find something and tell you first.
Think a storm got your roof? We will tell you the truth about it, free.
Questions about this.
What Dallas homeowners ask us about storm & hail damage.
Or just call (214) 698-8443That is the adjuster's decision, not ours — anyone who promises you an approval is telling you something they cannot know. What we can do is inspect the roof, document the damage thoroughly, and be on the roof with your adjuster so the assessment is made with a roofer present.
Most Texas policies require prompt notice and many carriers apply a one-year deadline from the date of loss, though your specific policy controls. If you think a storm hit your roof, get it inspected rather than waiting to see whether it leaks.
Texas building code generally does not allow more than two roofing layers, and when more than twenty-five percent of a roof is repaired in a twelve month period it typically must be brought up to current code. It comes up often in claims, and it is one more reason a tear-off beats a layover.
Yes. Your deductible is your responsibility under your policy, and any contractor offering to absorb, waive, or work around it is proposing insurance fraud — which in Texas is a crime for both of you. We invoice the real cost of the work, every time.
Let us geton your roof.
Tell us what is going on and we will schedule an inspection. We walk the roof, photograph everything, and hand you the report — whether or not you hire us.