North Texas storms can bring damaging hail, high winds, and heavy rain with very little warning. After a hailstorm, roof damage may not always be visible from the ground. Missing or damaged shingles, exposed roofing materials, damaged vents and flashing, and hail impacts can lead to leaks and more costly repairs if they are not addressed.
What Should You Do After a Hailstorm?
Check your property from the ground for obvious signs of damage. Look for missing or lifted shingles, damaged gutters, dents in metal vents, and debris around the home.
Do not climb onto the roof yourself.
Why a Professional Roof Inspection Matters
A professional roof inspection can identify damage that may not be visible from the ground. Hail can bruise or crack shingles, damage flashing and vents, and weaken roofing materials without causing an immediate leak. Finding storm damage early can help prevent more expensive repairs later.
Should You Call Your Insurance Company?
If you believe your roof has storm damage, consider having it professionally inspected before deciding whether to file an insurance claim. An inspection can help document visible damage and give you a better understanding of the condition of your roof. If a claim is filed, your insurance company will determine coverage according to your policy.
Schedule a Roof Inspection After a North Texas Hailstorm
After a North Texas hailstorm, you may not be able to see roof damage from the ground. We provide professional roof inspections to check shingles, flashing, vents and other roofing components for visible storm damage. We can photograph and document our findings so you have a better understanding of your roof’s condition.
Call or text (972) 978-7653 to schedule your roof inspection.