Hail and wind damage to roofs, siding and fences, found up close, photographed and repaired to a written plan. If you file a claim, we work alongside your insurance adjuster.
Free written estimates. Clear, frequent updates from the first call to the final walkthrough.
Hail and wind do damage you often can't see from the ground: bruised and cracked shingles, lifted tabs, dented vents, split siding and fence lines pushed out of plumb. We get up on the roof, walk every wall and fence line, photograph each problem and put it all in a written list of the damage and the repairs it needs.
That list is yours to keep, whether you pay for the repairs yourself or file an insurance claim. If you file, we can meet your adjuster at the house to walk the damage and explain the repairs. The claim itself stays between you and your insurance company.
We repair the outside of the house: the roof, the walls and the fence.
Bruised, cracked or split shingles found up close, then repaired or replaced to match the rest of the roof.
Shingles torn off or lifted by the wind, replaced and sealed down before the next rain.
Dented vents, torn pipe seals and loose flashing replaced, so water stays out where the roof meets a wall or opening.
Dented metal panels and cracked or broken tiles repaired or replaced.
Wood under the shingles that's broken or soaked, photographed during tear-off and replaced before the new roof goes on.
Cracked, split or punctured fiber cement, vinyl and wood siding replaced and matched to the rest of the wall.
Impact damage and storm cracks repaired and textured to blend in.
Roofline and window trim torn loose or split by the wind, repaired or replaced.
Pickets, rails and posts knocked down or broken, repaired or rebuilt.
These steps come from the Texas Department of Insurance's advice after hail and windstorms.
Texas law draws a clear line between the contractor and the claim. Here's who handles what.
Texas doesn't allow a contractor to act as a public adjuster on a home it's repairing, so the claim stays between you and your insurance company.
We document the damage, write up the repairs and build them. Every photo and repair list we put together is yours to share.
Not sure how much damage there is? We'll show you what we find at the site walk. Request a site walk.
From the first call to the final walkthrough, here's what happens and who does what.
Call or text (281) 516-8515 and tell us what the storm hit. Photos help if you have them.
We look at the roof up close, walk every wall and fence line, and photograph each problem we find.
You get a written list of the damage and the repairs it needs, plus a detailed price. If you file a claim, share it with your adjuster.
If you'd like, we meet the adjuster at the house to walk the damage and explain the repairs. Coverage decisions stay between you and your insurer.
Once you approve the work, we pull any permits and order materials matched to your home. If we find hidden damage, we photograph it and show you before going further.
We walk the finished work with you, haul off the debris and sweep the yard for nails.
You hear from us before you have to ask.
A few state rules shape every storm job. We follow them on every project, and they're worth knowing before you hire anyone.
Texas law requires you to pay your insurance deductible. A contractor can't pay, waive or rebate it, or knock it off the price. Be cautious of anyone who offers to.
A contract of $1,000 or more that will be paid from an insurance claim has to include a notice, in bold type, that you're required to pay your deductible. Ours does.
Texas doesn't let a contractor act as a public adjuster on a home it's repairing, or advertise that it will. We can share our estimate and technical details with your adjuster, but we don't negotiate your claim or speak for you on coverage.
Along the coast, including Galveston, Brazoria and Chambers counties and parts of Harris County east of State Highway 146, roof replacements and major repairs need a state windstorm inspection. Most homes need that certificate to be insured through TWIA. Roof repairs under 100 square feet that don't touch the decking, and fence repairs, don't need one.
Many cities require a permit to replace a roof, and some for siding or a new fence. We check what your address needs before work starts. Our service area pages cover the local rules.
Don't pay in full before work starts, and never sign a contract with blank spaces. The Texas Department of Insurance recommends both, and they're good rules with any contractor.
You get photos and a written repair list before you decide. The estimate is free.
Yes, as the contractor. We document the damage with photos, write up a list of the repairs and, if you'd like, meet your adjuster at the house to walk it. You file the claim and work with your insurance company on coverage and the settlement. Once it's settled, we build to what was approved and walk you through it before work starts.
No. Texas law doesn't allow a contractor to act as a public adjuster on a home it's repairing. We can share our estimate and technical details with your adjuster, but we don't negotiate settlements or speak for you on coverage. If you want someone to represent you on the claim, the Texas Department of Insurance licenses public adjusters.
No. Texas law requires you to pay your deductible and doesn't allow a contractor to pay, waive or rebate it. If paying it all at once is hard, ask about financing. Texas law counts a signed financing agreement that pays the deductible in full over time as proof of payment.
Either order works. The Texas Department of Insurance advises filing a claim as soon as you can. You can also have us inspect first, so you know what damage is there when you call.
If your home is in a coastal county such as Galveston, Brazoria or Chambers, or in the part of Harris County east of State Highway 146, a roof replacement or major repair usually needs one, and most homes need the certificate to be insured through TWIA. Roof repairs under 100 square feet that don't involve the decking, and fence repairs, don't. We confirm what your address needs before work starts.
We stop, photograph it and show you before going further. If your insurance is paying for the repairs, you can send those photos to your adjuster.
No. We don't do water extraction, drying or fire and smoke restoration. If water got inside, call a water damage restoration company first. We repair the outside of the house: roofs, siding, stucco, trim and fences.
Yes. Storm repairs carry the same written warranty as the rest of our work, including 2 years on workmanship and materials. See our warranty page for the details.
Tell us what the storm damaged. We'll inspect it, photograph what we find, and send a written list of the repairs with a detailed price. No cost. No pressure. We work across Greater Houston, including Willis, Conroe, Montgomery, The Woodlands, Magnolia, Tomball, Spring, Kingwood, Humble, Huntsville, Houston, Katy, Sugar Land, Cypress, Pearland, League City, Missouri City, Friendswood, Richmond and Galveston.
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