STORM DAMAGE & INSURANCE
Expert hail damage inspection and documentation. Most storm damage is covered by insurance—many customers pay only their deductible.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
OUR PROCESS
Free Inspection
We thoroughly inspect your roof, documenting all hail hits, wind damage, and wear with photos and measurements. Takes about 1 hour.
Damage Report
We compile a detailed report showing all damage found, which becomes the foundation of your insurance claim.
You File Your Claim
With our report and photos in hand, filing the claim with your insurance company takes about 5 minutes.
Adjuster Inspection
Your insurer sends an adjuster to inspect. We are on-site to walk the roof with them and show the documented damage so nothing gets missed.
Carrier Decision
Your insurer issues its decision and estimate. If additional damage is found during the work, we document it and submit the revised scope through your carrier's process. Takes 1-2 weeks.
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
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?
Coverage decisions belong to your insurer, and disputes are yours to pursue—your policy typically includes a re-inspection option, and a licensed Texas public insurance adjuster or attorney can help with a denied claim. What we provide is documentation thorough enough to speak for itself: test squares, slope photos, and measurements.
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.