STORM DAMAGE & INSURANCE

Expert hail damage assessment and insurance claim assistance. We handle the process—you pay only your deductible.

WHAT'S INCLUDED

Free comprehensive roof inspection with drone and ground assessment
Detailed damage documentation with photos and measurements for insurance
We file your insurance claim on your behalf
Direct communication with your insurance adjuster—we attend the meeting
Supplement filing if adjuster misses damage
Premium GAF and Owens Corning materials included
10-year workmanship warranty on all labor
Full cleanup with magnetic nail sweep

OUR PROCESS

1

Free Inspection

We thoroughly inspect your roof, documenting all hail hits, wind damage, and wear with photos and measurements. Takes about 1 hour.

2

Damage Report

We compile a detailed report showing all damage found, which becomes the foundation of your insurance claim.

3

File Claim

We help you file the claim with your insurance company—takes about 5 minutes of your time.

4

Adjuster Meeting

We meet your insurance adjuster on-site, walk the roof with them, and advocate for full coverage of all damage. This is where most claims are won or lost.

5

Approval & Supplements

Once approved, we review the scope. If anything was missed, we file supplements to ensure you get what you're owed. Takes 1-2 weeks.

6

Installation

Our crews replace your roof in 1-2 days with premium materials. You pay only your deductible.

TIMELINE

Inspection to new roof typically takes 3-6 weeks, depending on insurance company response time and weather conditions.

EXPECTED OUTCOME

A brand new roof with premium materials, fully covered by insurance minus your deductible. Most customers pay $1,000-$2,500 out of pocket for a $15,000-$25,000 roof replacement.

BEST PRACTICES

1.File your claim within 1 year of the storm date (Texas statute of limitations)
2.Don't sign with any contractor before your insurance approves the claim
3.Always have your contractor meet the adjuster—this is critical
4.Document everything with photos before and after
5.Keep all receipts and correspondence from your insurance company

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Will filing a claim raise my insurance rates?

Storm damage claims typically do not raise your rates because they're considered "acts of God" that you couldn't prevent. Rate increases usually come from at-fault claims.

What if my insurance denies the claim?

We help many homeowners get initially denied claims approved through re-inspection requests, supplements, and the appraisal process. We know how to document and present damage effectively.

How do I know if I have storm damage?

That's what our free inspection is for. Common signs include dented gutters, damaged siding, and granules in your downspouts—but roof damage often isn't visible from the ground.

READY FOR YOUR FREE INSPECTION?

Find out if your roof qualifies for insurance coverage. No obligation.