Hail and Wind Damage Repair, Documented From the Start
Texas leads the nation in hail damage claims, and Dallas County sees real exposure every spring. We assess the damage, document it thoroughly, and repair it — with your insurance claim in mind from the first photo.
What Hail and Wind Damage Actually Looks Like
Hail damage is rarely as obvious as a hole in the roof. Most of what we find during a post-storm inspection falls into a few categories, some visible from the ground and some only up close:
- Granule loss — a buildup in gutters and downspouts after a storm is one of the clearest at-a-glance signs.
- Dented soft metal — gutters, vents, and AC housings show hail bruising far more visibly than shingles do.
- Shingle bruising — soft, dark spots where granules have been driven into the mat, usually only visible up close on the roof itself.
- Wind-lifted or missing shingles — often arrives in the same storm system as hail.
For a full walkthrough — signs, the first 48 hours, and how the insurance process actually works — read our hail damage & insurance guide.
Our Storm Damage Process
- Free, full-roof inspection — not just a glance at the reported area.
- Dated photo documentation of every area of damage found.
- A written, itemized scope of work for repair or replacement.
- On-site meeting with your insurance adjuster if you'd like a second set of eyes present.
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Learn more about Insurance Claims HelpStorm Damage Questions
How do I know if my roof has hail damage?
Look for granules collecting in gutters and downspouts, dented gutters or vent housings, and any new interior stains. Bruising on the shingle surface itself is often invisible from the ground — a free inspection is the reliable way to know for sure.
Should I get my roof inspected after every storm?
Not every storm, but any storm with hail, sustained high wind, or reports of damage nearby is worth a free check — especially since damage doesn't always cause a visible leak right away.
Can you meet my insurance adjuster at the house?
Yes. Having the contractor who actually climbed the roof present, pointing to specific damage, often results in a more complete inspection than the homeowner going it alone.
Is storm damage repair different from regular roof repair?
The work itself is similar, but storm damage repair includes thorough photo documentation from the start, since that documentation typically supports an insurance claim.
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