
Texas Hail Damage Specialists
Texas sits in the worst hail belt in the country. We document every bruise, granular loss, and split — then handle your insurance claim from inspection through final payment.
Free · No Obligation
We'll inspect your roof and provide an honest written assessment within 24–48 hours.
Hail Damage Repair
Hail damage is sneaky. A bruised shingle looks normal from the ground but has already lost the granules that protect it from UV — which means accelerated aging, brittleness, and leaks within 1–3 years. Insurance carriers know this, which is why hail damage almost always qualifies for a full roof replacement under your homeowners policy. The catch: the claim has to be documented properly. Adjusters move fast and miss damage. We get on the roof first, mark every hit on every slope, and present a complete report that wins the full scope.

Our Process
We inspect every slope, vent, and flashing for hail bruising, granular loss, and soft metal damage. Photos and video go in your claim file.
We walk you through filing the claim with your insurance carrier. You control the process — we provide the documentation.
We meet your adjuster on the roof and walk them through every hit. This single step is the difference between a denial and a full approval.
We review the carrier's Xactimate scope line-by-line and supplement anything they missed — code items, accessories, decking, the works.
Complete tear-off and installation using premium materials. One day for most homes, full jobsite cleanup, lifetime workmanship warranty.
We handle the paperwork to release your recoverable depreciation from the carrier — so you collect what you're owed.
FAQ
From the ground you usually can't. Telltale signs include dented gutters, dings on AC fins, and damaged window screens. Call us for a free roof inspection — we'll tell you in 30 minutes.
In Texas, weather-related claims (hail, wind, storm) typically do NOT raise your individual premiums because they're classified as Acts of God. Regional rate adjustments are separate.
Most Texas policies allow up to 1 year from the date of loss to file, but the sooner the better — fresh damage is much easier to document and prove.
We frequently overturn denials. A second inspection with proper documentation and an adjuster re-inspection often gets the claim approved. Call us before you give up.
No. Texas law gives you the absolute right to choose your own contractor. Carriers may suggest a list — you're never required to use it.
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No obligation. No pressure. Just an honest assessment from a veteran-owned Texas roofing company.