Storm and hail damage
Storm & Hail Damage Roof Repair in Lewisville, TX
Post-event assessment for homes across Lewisville and the I-35E corridor, documented properly whether or not you decide to file.
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After the Storm, Get the Facts Before the Door-Knockers
Denton County sits in one of the most active hail corridors in the country, and the hours after a spring event are chaotic in a specific way: crews from out of state appear in the neighborhood, every homeowner is told they have damage, and almost nobody has actually seen their own roof.
Roofing Lewisville Texas exists to break that pattern. We get on the roof, mark and photograph the strike pattern, measure the bruising and count the impacts per square, and check the soft metals that show hail plainly.
Then we write down what we found. That document is yours regardless of what you do with it, and it is the difference between making a decision and being sold one.
What a Storm Assessment Covers
Hail is directional and uneven, so every slope gets assessed on its own rather than sampled from the one facing the street.
Full roof surface assessment for hail bruising
We check each slope separately, because hail is directional and the north-facing slope often tells a different story from the south.
Impact counts per test square
Marking and counting impacts within a measured square is the standard way damage density gets evaluated, and it is what turns there is hail damage into a number.
Soft-metal verification
Gutters, downspouts, vents, flashing and any metal accessories get checked, since these show hail strikes plainly and corroborate what is on the shingle.
Wind damage assessment
Straight-line wind creases shingles without removing them, and creased shingles have already failed even though they look intact from the ground. We look for the crease line specifically.
Ridge and hip inspection
Cap shingles take the worst of both hail and wind, and displaced or cracked caps are frequently the first real damage on a roof.
Penetration and boot inspection
Hail cracks aged pipe boots and splits sealant, which puts water into the attic long before the field of the roof fails.
Photographic documentation of every finding
Each marked area is photographed with the location noted, producing a record that can be read months later by someone who was not there.
Written findings report
A plain-language summary of what was found on each slope, what condition the accessories are in, and what the realistic options are.
Temporary protection where it is needed
If a storm has left an opening, we get it covered and secured so the next band of rain does not go inside while decisions are being made.
Repair or replacement scope
Once the damage is documented, you get the line-item scope for whichever course the findings actually support.
How the Post-Storm Process Runs
01
The assessment
We schedule the roof check, walk each slope, mark and photograph the findings, and check the gutters and soft metals. It takes longer than a driveway estimate because it involves actually looking, and it is free. Nobody asks you to sign anything on the roof.
02
The written findings
You receive the photographs and a written summary describing what was found where. If the damage is cosmetic or confined, the report says that. We do not tell homeowners they have a claim, because that determination is not ours to make.
03
The work
If you choose to proceed, you get a line-item scope for the repair or replacement and we schedule the crew. Where an insurance claim is involved, we provide our documentation and complete the work to the approved scope. We do not adjust claims, and Texas law does not permit a roofing contractor to.
Why This Matters More After a Storm Than at Any Other Time
We are here next spring.
Storm-chasing crews move on to the next event and take the warranty with them. Our people work Denton County year round, which means the workmanship warranty on a post-hail roof is backed by a company you can reach.
The documentation is the deliverable.
Whether you file, wait, or pay out of pocket, the photographs and written findings are yours to keep. Homeowners who were told by three companies that they needed a full replacement often find our report says otherwise.
We stay on the right side of the line.
We will not offer to waive or absorb a deductible, we will not tell you what your policy covers, and we will not act as your adjuster. Contractors who do any of those things in Texas are telling you something about how the rest of the job will be run.
Find Out What the Storm Actually Did
Hail is not evenly distributed, and the only way to know whether your roof took real damage is for someone to get on it and count. The assessment costs nothing and the documentation is yours either way.