Hail came through. Now what?
A free, photo-documented roof inspection within 48 hours. If there's damage worth claiming, we meet your adjuster on the roof. If there isn't, we'll tell you that too.
When did the storm hit?
Pick the date and we'll show you where you are in the process and what to do next. Most homeowners wait too long on step two.
Every policy sets its own deadlines for reporting damage. Check yours, or ask us and we'll read it with you.
Replacing it anyway? Pick what lasts.
North Texas sits in one of the most hail-prone stretches of the country. What goes on your roof decides whether the next storm is a nuisance or another claim.
Six things we check, with photos of each.
You get a written report with every photo, the same day. Use it with your insurer, or with another roofer if you want a second opinion.
Hail bruising and granule loss
Soft spots and dark circles where the granules are knocked off. Insurers usually need a set number per test square, so we mark and photograph each one.
Vents and pipe boots
Dented metal vents are the easiest hail evidence to photograph. Cracked rubber boots are the most common leak source we find.
Chimney and wall flashing
Where the roof meets a wall or chimney. Loose flashing lets water run behind the shingles for months before you see a stain.
Ridge cap
The top line takes the most wind. Cracked or missing caps are an early sign the whole roof is aging.
Creased or lifted shingles
Wind lifts a shingle, breaks the seal and creases it. They look fine from the yard and fail in the next storm.
Gutters and downspouts
Dents here help document the size of the hail, and packed granules in the gutters show how much the shingles lost.
After every big storm, trucks from out of state roll into town.
We stay after the storm leaves
Our shop is in Keller. The warranty on your roof is backed by someone you can drive to.
Nothing to sign at the door
You never sign anything on inspection day. You get the report and decide on your own time.
We meet your adjuster
We walk the roof with the insurance adjuster so nothing gets missed, then explain the estimate line by line.
If your roof doesn't need replacing, the inspection report will say so in plain words. A roof we talk you out of is still a customer we keep.
How we run every inspectionBefore you call
Or text a photo of the ceiling stain to (817) 555-0139 and we'll tell you what we think.
Is the inspection really free?
Yes. No charge, no contract, no pressure. You keep the photo report either way.
Will filing a hail claim raise my premium?
Hail is usually treated as an act of nature, not your fault, but every insurer handles it differently. Ask your agent. We can help you decide whether the damage is worth claiming before you call them.
How long does a roof replacement take?
Most homes are done in one or two days. We protect the yard and landscaping, and run a magnet over the lawn for nails before we leave.
Do you help with the insurance process?
We document the damage, meet your adjuster and review the estimate with you. You stay in control of your claim and you talk to your insurer directly.
What about my deductible?
Your deductible is yours to pay. Under Texas law, a contractor can't waive or absorb it for you, so be wary of anyone who offers.
Clear skies are coming.
Free inspections across Keller, Southlake, Colleyville, North Richland Hills, Roanoke and North Fort Worth. Usually within 48 hours.