Insurance Claims
Texas Storm Facts
Sources: Insurance Information Institute, Cotality 2026 Storm Risk Report, State Farm (2025 data).
You pay a deductible, not a roof
With an approved claim you cover your deductible and insurance covers the rest, usually far less than paying cash for a full replacement.
We meet your adjuster on site
We’re there for the adjuster inspection to make sure every piece of legitimate storm and hail damage is seen and documented.
Photo-documented, start to finish
Dated photo reports of every damaged area back your claim and keep the whole process honest and clear.
We handle denials & supplements
If a claim comes back underpaid or denied, we file the supplement and go back to bat for what your roof needs.
Free Inspection
We inspect your roof for hail and wind damage and tell you honestly if it's worth a claim.
30 minutesPhoto Report
We build a clear, dated photo report of every damaged area to back the claim.
5–10 minutesFile the Claim
You call your insurer to open the claim; we give you exactly what to say.
10 minutesAdjuster Meeting
We meet your adjuster on the roof so nothing legitimate gets missed.
3–5 business daysScope Review
We review the approved scope together so every line item is clear.
1–2 weeksInstall New Roof
Once approved, we replace your roof and any other approved work.
1–2 daysThree visits. Zero guesswork.
You always know what is happening to your roof and what it will cost before any work begins.
Inspect
We document every problem area with clear, dated photos you keep.
Report
A straight assessment and a fixed, written quote, with no surprises.
Restore
We install clean, protect your landscaping, and haul every scrap away.
With an approved claim
- You cover your deductible; insurance covers the approved repairs.
- A full, code-compliant system — not just a patch.
- We handle supplements if the first estimate comes up short.
- Photo documentation keeps the whole process honest.
Paying cash out of pocket
- The full replacement cost lands on you.
- Cheap "storm-chaser" cash jobs often cut corners you can't see.
- No claim on file if the same storm damage worsens later.
