Storm and Hail Damage Roof Repair in Lewisville, TX
Assessment, documentation and repair after the hail and wind events that move through Denton County every spring.
The pressure after a storm comes from the driveway, not from the roof. Ours comes back as a measured, photographed record of what is actually up there, which is what you need whether you file or not.
What the storm assessment covers
- Test squares marked and counted on each slope, so hail density is a measurement rather than an impression.
- Identification of true hail bruising against blistering, mechanical damage and manufacturing defects, which are routinely confused and sometimes deliberately.
- Wind assessment — creased shingles, lifted tabs, unsealed bonds and displaced ridge caps.
- Soft metals checked for impact evidence: vents, valley metal, gutters, downspouts and the AC condenser fins.
- Interior and attic check where accessible for water that has already come through.
- A written summary with dated photographs you can keep, hand to an insurer, or file for the next time.
How we handle a post-storm call
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We get out to the property and document the roof whether or not you have decided to file anything.
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You receive the photographs, the slope-by-slope findings and an itemized repair or replacement estimate.
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If you choose to open a claim, we explain what the process normally involves and what documentation is typically requested — and we stay on the correct side of Texas rules on who may adjust a claim.
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Approved work is scheduled, completed and photographed again on the same standard as any other job.
Why documentation beats urgency
We are not a travelling hail team.
The people who evaluate the roof live and work in Denton County, which matters a great deal when a question comes up two springs later and the storm-chasing outfit has moved to another state.
We do not discount deductibles, and we will tell you why that matters.
Offering to absorb a deductible is not lawful in Texas, and a contractor comfortable with that is comfortable with other things you will not see.
A finding you can check yourself.
Chalked test squares, counted impacts and dated photographs mean you are not being asked to believe a stranger about a surface you cannot see.
Questions we get about this work
Sooner is better for documentation, because wind and sun keep working on damage. There is no need to decide anything on the day, and no reason to sign with whoever knocks first.
No. Density, the age of the roof and where the impacts land all matter. Plenty of roofs come out of a storm with a handful of damaged areas and no need for anything more than a repair.
We will be at the property and we will share our documentation. We do not negotiate or adjust the claim, because Texas law reserves that for licensed adjusters.
You still own the evaluation, the measurements and the photographs, and the repair estimate stands on its own. Plenty of storm work gets paid for directly once the homeowner sees a real number.
Get an honest read on the storm damage
Documented, measured, photographed, and free. What you do with it afterwards is entirely your decision.