We document the damage, work with your adjuster, and make sure your claim is properly supported — and we're straight with you about what a roofer legally can and cannot do.
Most homeowners have never filed a roof insurance claim, and the process is where most of the confusion — and most of the bad actors — live. We help homeowners navigate roof insurance claims for hail and storm damage: we document the damage, work with your adjuster, and make sure the claim is properly supported so you can move forward with repairs or replacement.
Texas law limits what a roofing contractor may do on your insurance claim, and those limits exist to protect you. We do not negotiate or adjust your claim, we do not act as your public adjuster, and we do not waive, absorb, discount, or rebate your insurance deductible.
Any contractor who offers to "eat your deductible," handle the negotiation for you, or promise a specific claim outcome is breaking state law — and a contractor willing to break the law on your behalf before the job starts is telling you something about how the rest of the job will go.
Not every storm produces a claim worth filing. If the damage is minor and the repair cost is close to your deductible, filing may cost you more in the long run than it returns. That's a judgment call that should be made with actual photographs of your actual roof in front of you — which is exactly what an inspection gives you, whether or not you end up filing.
We'll give you the documentation and a straight assessment. The decision to file stays yours.
We inspect, photograph what we find, and put the scope in writing before any work starts. No pressure, and no disappearing after the check clears.
Request My Inspection →737-235-2776 — answered by a person, and every call returned within two hours.
Show us what you're seeing from the ground and we'll tell you what it likely means.