
Texas Wind Damage Roofing
Straight-line winds, microbursts, and tornado outflow lift, crease, and tear shingles across Texas every spring. We repair the damage fast and handle the insurance claim end-to-end.
Free · No Obligation
We'll inspect your roof and provide an honest written assessment within 24–48 hours.
Wind Damage Repair
Wind damage is the most underreported roof problem in Texas. A 60 mph gust can lift and crease shingles without ripping them off — the sealant strip breaks, the shingle flops back down, and from the ground everything looks fine. Months later you get a leak. We inspect every slope for lifted tabs, broken sealant strips, creased shingles, and exposed nails. Repairs catch the small stuff. When wind damage covers a significant portion of the roof, your insurance carrier will approve a full replacement under your policy.

Our Process
Active leak? We tarp the roof within 24 hours to stop water intrusion and prevent interior damage.
We check every slope for lifted shingles, broken seals, creasing, and missing tabs. Photos go in your claim file.
We honestly tell you whether targeted repair or a full insurance-funded replacement is the right move.
We meet your adjuster, supply Xactimate-ready documentation, and negotiate the scope so nothing gets missed.
Color-matched shingle repairs for spot damage, or full tear-off and replacement for widespread damage.
Magnetic nail sweep, jobsite cleanup, photo documentation, and your lifetime workmanship warranty.
FAQ
Asphalt shingles are typically rated for 60–130 mph depending on grade. Most wind damage in Texas occurs during 50–70 mph gusts that break seal strips without ripping shingles off entirely.
Look for shingles that appear darker (granule loss), shingles lifted at the edges, missing tabs, and debris in the yard. A proper inspection requires climbing the roof — call for a free check.
Yes. Wind damage is covered under nearly every Texas homeowners policy. Carriers may approve a repair, a partial replacement, or a full replacement depending on the extent of damage.
Small repairs typically run $250–$800. Larger repairs (multiple slopes, structural decking) can run $1,500–$5,000. Insurance-covered repairs cost you only your deductible.
Often, yes — if damage is localized to one or two slopes and the rest of the roof is in good shape. We color-match shingles whenever possible.
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