STORM DAMAGE RESTORATION

Hail bruises shingle mats and fractures membrane; wind lifts edges and strips ridge caps. Neither necessarily leaks the first night, which is why so much storm damage is discovered in the second or third rain — by then water has been in the deck and insulation for weeks.

Our inspection covers the roof, the attic side, the elevations, the gutters, and the interior. If the roof needs to come off, that is a roof replacement job and we run it as one continuous project with the interior repairs.

After every major hail line, out-of-state crews arrive, knock doors, and leave before the first warranty call. Ask any contractor for a physical local address, proof of insurance, references from the same county, and who answers the phone in eighteen months. Texas does not license roofing contractors at the state level — anyone can call themselves a roofer here — so those questions do more work than a license claim ever could.

We are contractors, not public adjusters. Texas law is clear that a contractor working on your property cannot adjust your claim, and we don't pretend otherwise. What we do is build the record your carrier needs: dated photographs of every affected area, written scope of work, moisture readings logged over time, and a room-by-room inventory when contents are involved.

We meet your adjuster on site so the scope conversation happens with everyone looking at the same roof and the same readings. Where your policy allows, we bill your carrier directly so you are not floating the job on a credit card.