Storm Damage Roof Assessment in Texas

What a free storm assessment includes

A storm assessment is not a sales visit with a ladder. An R&S Roofing professional gets on the roof, works through it slope by slope, and comes back down with photographs and a straight answer about what the storm did and what it will take to fix.

• Damage documented: the roof, the gutters, the windows and the other structures on the property, photographed as evidence rather than described from memory.
• Free temporary repair: storm-created openings covered, ridges and vents tarped, so the next band of weather does not add to the bill.
• A written set of options: repair or replace, and why, before any paid work starts.
• Insurance handled alongside you: the same photographs go to your carrier.

Insurance claims are half the job

The founder of R&S Roofing came out of the insurance industry, and that is the difference homeowners tend to notice. We document the damage before a claim is filed, we go over every option you have so nothing is decided for you, and we work with you and your insurance company to get as much fixed with as little coming directly from your pocket as possible.

If you are at the beginning of that process, our 9-step roof insurance claim and repair guide walks through the order things need to happen in, and roofing and home insurance coverage covers what a Texas policy typically does and does not pay for. Hail is its own animal. The hail roof damage repair and assessment guide covers what an adjuster looks for.

After the assessment

Sometimes the answer is a repair. If the storm only took a section of shingles, residential roof repair is the whole job. Sometimes it is a full new roof installation, and the assessment is what proves it. Either way you get a Texas roof inspection report first. We work from two offices: Katy for Greater Houston, including The Woodlands, and McKinney for Dallas-Fort Worth, including Plano and Wylie.