Storm help
Hail tonight. Someone on your roof by Thursday.
After a storm we check your roof for free, photograph every hit, and deal with your insurance adjuster so you don't have to argue about shingles.
Storm log June 14, 2026 · 4:52 pm
Hail came through on June 14. We were on 214 roofs by the 17th.
Every storm that crosses our service area gets logged: where the hail fell, how big it was, and which roofs we checked after. If your street is inside the swath, your roof is worth a look.
- Largest hail
- 1.75 in
- Peak gusts
- 62 mph
- Roofs we checked
- 214
- Claims approved
- 171
Hail size
- 0.25 in Pea
- 0.75 in Penny
- 1.00 in Quarter
- 1.75 in Golf ball
- 2.75 in Baseball
- 0.25 in
- 0.75 in
- 1.00 in
- 1.75 in
- 2.75 in
Your claim, forecast.
Most hail claims follow the same thirty days. Here is what happens on each of them, and who does it.
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Day 0
The storm
Hail comes through. Call us or book online — you don't need to know yet if there's damage.
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Day 1–2
Free inspection
We check every slope, circle each hit in chalk, and send you the photos the same day.
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Day 3–7
Adjuster visit
Your crew lead meets the insurance adjuster on the roof and walks them through every hit.
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Day 10–20
Build day
Tear-off, new roof, magnet sweep of the yard. Most homes are done before dinner.
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Day 30
Paperwork closed
Final photos and invoice to your insurer, and a workmanship warranty to you.
Asked after every storm.
Something else on your mind? Call the storm line — we'd rather answer it now than after the next one.
Does a free inspection really cost nothing?
Yes. You get photos of every slope and an honest answer, whether or not you file a claim or hire us.
How do I know if hail damaged my roof?
Look for dents on gutters, vents, and the mailbox. If they're dented, the shingles probably took hits too.
Will filing a claim raise my premium?
Storm claims are usually treated as acts of nature, not fault. Your agent can confirm for your policy.
How long do I have to file after a storm?
Most Texas policies allow one to two years, but damage is easier to prove in the first few months.
What if the adjuster says no damage?
We can ask for a re-inspection and meet the second adjuster on the roof with our photos.