HAIL ALLEY & THE GULF COAST
Hail & Hurricane Roof Damage? We Restore the Roof and Handle the Claim.
North Texas hail and Gulf hurricane wind are two of the hardest tests a roof will ever face. Texas Pro Roofer inspects for free, documents every hit for your insurer, dries-in the roof fast, and rebuilds it to stand up to the next storm.
North & Central Texas
Hail Damage in the Heart of Hail Alley
Dallas, Fort Worth, Arlington, Plano, and Frisco sit squarely in one of the most active hail corridors in the country. Every spring, supercells drop stones that bruise shingle mats, knock protective granules loose, dent metal, and crack aging roofs — often with no interior leak for months while the damage quietly shortens your roof’s life.
Because hail damage is easy to miss from the ground, a professional inspection matters. We check the field, ridges, vents, and soft metals for the tell-tale marks adjusters look for, and we photograph everything so your claim stands on solid evidence.
Upgrade & Protect
Class 4 Shingles Against the Next Storm
Replacing a hail-damaged roof is also a chance to upgrade. Impact-resistant Class 4 shingles are built to take a beating, and many Texas insurers reward them with a premium discount.
- Better hail resistance than standard shingles
- Possible insurance premium discount — ask your carrier
- Fewer future claims and repair headaches
We’ll walk you through whether the upgrade pencils out for your home during your replacement planning.
Gulf Coast
Hurricane & High-Wind Damage on the Coast
From Houston and Galveston down to Corpus Christi, hurricane season runs June through November, and even a glancing tropical system can lift shingles, tear off ridge caps, and drive rain under roofing that was perfectly fine the day before. Wind damage tends to be more visible than hail, but it’s just as urgent — once the roof is breached, wind-driven rain floods attics and ceilings fast.
After a storm, our crews get out to tarp and dry-in exposed areas so the interior stays protected, then scope the permanent repair or replacement. We install wind-rated systems and secure the details — starter strips, ridge caps, and flashing — that make the difference when the next system rolls in off the water.
Our Storm Process
From Storm to Solid Roof
1. Call & Dry-In
If water is getting in, we tarp and stabilize first — — to stop further damage.
2. Free Inspection
We document hail bruising, wind damage, and interior effects with photos and a written report.
3. Meet the Adjuster
We meet your insurance adjuster on the roof so the covered damage is measured accurately.
4. Restore
We repair or replace to spec, upgrading to impact-resistant or wind-rated systems where it makes sense.
Storm FAQ
Storm & Hail Damage Questions
How do I know if my roof has hail damage?
Hail damage often isn’t visible from the ground — look for dented gutters, dinged soft metals, and granules in downspouts as early clues. A free professional inspection is the reliable way to know, and we document it for insurance if damage is found.
How long do I have to file a storm claim in Texas?
Policies set their own deadlines for reporting storm damage, and acting promptly protects your claim. Don’t wait — get an inspection soon after a storm so any covered damage is documented while the cause is clear.
Will filing a claim raise my rates?
We can’t speak to your specific policy, but weather-related claims are generally treated differently than at-fault claims. Your best move is to ask your agent directly. Either way, unrepaired storm damage only gets worse.
What if the storm damage is an emergency?
If your roof is breached and water is coming in, call (866) 625-1977 now — our crews will tarp and dry-in before more damage occurs.
High-Wind Storms
Hit by a Hurricane or High Winds?
Coastal and high-wind storms damage roofs differently than hail. See our dedicated hurricane & high-wind roof damage page for wind-rated systems, emergency tarping, and insurance-claim help.
FREE STORM INSPECTION
Storm Rolled Through? Let’s Check Your Roof.
Fast inspection, honest findings, and full documentation if you need to file a claim.