Do You Have a Roof Insurance Claim?
Answer six questions to see whether your roof may have storm damage worth an insurance claim.
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Hail and wind storms are common in North Texas, and storm damage is often covered by homeowners insurance. Answer these questions to get a general idea of whether your roof may need an inspection, a repair or nothing at all.
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Your roof may have storm damage.
A recent storm, dented metal around the house and neighbors getting new roofs are common signs of hail damage. The next step is a free roof inspection with a detailed report and photos, so the damage is documented before you contact your insurance company.
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Your roof may need a repair.
A leak or a stain without a recent storm often comes from one problem area, such as damaged flashing or a few shingles. A free inspection will find the cause, and we will give you an estimate for the repair.
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Your roof may be in good shape.
Your answers do not point to damage. If you would like to be sure, our roof inspections are free, and we recommend one at least once a year.
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Next Steps
Get a free estimate
Our inspections and estimates are free, with no obligation.
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Contact us
Call (817) 902-5617 or fill out the form to tell us about your roof. We are available 24/7 for emergencies.
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Free inspection
We inspect your roof and give you a detailed report with photos of what we found.
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Estimate and insurance
We go over a detailed estimate with you. If the damage came from a storm, we help you with the insurance claim.
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The work
Our crew completes the work, cleans up and walks you through the finished job.
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Call us or fill out the form to schedule your free roof inspection and detailed estimate.
(817) 902-5617