Storm, hail, or wind damage? We document everything, attend your adjuster inspection, and make sure your claim covers the full cost of repairs or replacement.
We inspect your roof immediately after a storm and provide a detailed, photo-documented damage report at no charge.
You call your insurance company to report the damage. We help you describe the loss accurately so the claim isn’t undercounted upfront.
Your insurance adjuster comes to inspect. We are present for every adjuster visit — our inspector points out every hail ding, wind lift, and granule loss the adjuster might miss.
You receive an Explanation of Benefits from your insurer. We review it with you and flag any line items that were missed or under-valued.
If the initial payout doesn’t cover the full scope of work, we submit a supplement with additional documentation. This is common and we handle it routinely.
Work begins once claim is approved. You pay your deductible; your insurer pays the contractor directly (ACV upfront + RCV after completion).
Hail damage, wind damage >60 mph, hurricane/tropical storm, falling trees or branches, lightning strikes, sudden ice/snow damage.
Normal wear and tear, aging shingles, improper installation, gradual leaks (neglected maintenance), cosmetic damage only (some policies).
Adjusters look for hail spatter patterns, granule loss density, wind direction evidence, and impact dents on soft metals (gutters, vents, AC fins).
ACV pays depreciated value — less than replacement cost. RCV policies pay full replacement cost after you complete the work and submit the final invoice.
No. In Texas you have the right to choose your own licensed contractor. Insurance-preferred vendors are sometimes negotiated to lower costs — which may mean cutting corners. Always choose a contractor you trust.
No — waiving deductibles is insurance fraud in Texas. If a contractor offers to “eat your deductible,” walk away. You are legally required to pay your deductible, and the contractor is required to collect it.
You have the right to dispute a denial. We provide additional documentation and can recommend a licensed public adjuster if the dispute requires negotiation beyond our scope.
Texas law requires insurers to acknowledge your claim within 15 days and approve or deny within 15 business days of receiving all requested information. Most straightforward claims resolve in 30–60 days.
Any documented storm event — hail 3/4” or larger, wind advisories, and tropical weather regularly affect the greater Houston area. We track storm history to verify your event is on record.
Don’t leave money on the table. Our inspectors document every inch of damage and advocate for the full coverage your policy provides. No-obligation, same-day appointments available.
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