After the storm, get clarity.
Assessment and documentation of hail and wind damage after Texas weather.
Overview
What Does a Storm Damage Assessment Cover?
Hail and wind can damage shingles, flashing, vents, and other parts of your roof—sometimes in ways that aren’t visible from the ground. We inspect the roof and document visible concerns with photos. Based on your roof’s condition, available storm data, and documented evidence, we’ll give you an honest recommendation on whether filing an insurance claim may be appropriate.
Texas RoofCrafters provides roofing inspections and services, not public adjusting. Your insurance company determines coverage and claim approval. We don’t waive or absorb deductibles or guarantee claim approval. If you file a claim, we can review the insurer-approved scope and explain the roofing work needed based on your roof’s condition.
What we do
What we do.
Hail & wind assessment
Look for damaged shingles, displaced material and visible storm-related concerns.
Damage documentation
Record roof conditions to support a clear understanding of the work needed.
Repair or replacement
Recommend a construction scope based on the condition and extent of damage.
How it works
What should I do before storm damage repairs?
Stay safe
Avoid climbing onto a damaged roof and report any active water entry.
Document conditions
Arrange a roof assessment and review visible storm damage.
Plan recovery
Discuss protection, repairs and any insurance-approved construction scope.
Coverage
Where is storm damage available?
Serving Montgomery County and Greater Houston. Local highlights for storm damage include these communities.
- Conroe
- Spring
- The Woodlands
- Magnolia
- Kingwood
- New Caney
- Porter
These are highlighted communities, not the limits of our coverage. Contact us to confirm scheduling for your address. See all service areas
Questions
What should I know before starting?
Do I need damage visible from the street?
No. Some roof damage is not easily seen from the ground. An inspection can help clarify the condition.
Do you handle insurance decisions?
No. We provide documentation and construction support, not public adjusting or coverage decisions.
What should I do if my roof is storm damaged?
Avoid climbing onto a damaged roof, report any active water entry and arrange a roof assessment.
Do you waive deductibles or guarantee claim approval?
No. We do not waive or absorb insurance deductibles or guarantee claim approval. We provide documentation and construction support, not public adjusting or coverage decisions.
Let us look at your roof.
The inspection is free, and it starts with what you have noticed.