Insurance claims · Storm damage
Most homeowners do this once. We’ve walked Parker County through it for nineteen years.
- BBB A+ rated
- Licensed and insured
- 5 year workmanship warranty
- 19 years in Parker County
Four steps
How the claim goes
The inspection
We get on the roof and walk every slope. We photograph and measure what an adjuster will want to see, from hail bruising down to flashing that’s started to lift.
And if there’s no claim worth filing, we’ll say so.
Filing stays in your hands
In Texas, the company that repairs your roof can’t act as your claims adjuster.
So the claim stays yours to file. The difference is that you file it holding our photos and measurements instead of a guess.
Yours
- The claim, to file
- The call on whether to file at all
Ours
- Photos and measurements
- Someone to call at every step
- At the adjuster’s visit, if you want us there
When the adjuster comes
Your insurer sends their own adjuster. You’ll have our documentation to put beside theirs, and someone to call at every step.
If you want us at the visit, we’ll be there.
The work itself
An approved claim gets the same roof every customer gets.
Tear off 
Dry in 
Finish
Clean up after.
5year
Five year workmanship warranty.
Should I file a claim before you look at the roof?
Have us look first.
If there’s no claim worth making, we’ll tell you that before you’ve filed anything.
The order is simple
- 01Inspect
- 02Document
- 03Decide
Hail damage is often invisible from the ground. On shingle it bruises the mat under the granules. On metal it dents but rarely breaks. Which one you have decides what the fix looks like, and neither can be judged from a driveway.
Start with the inspection
Find out
for sure.
The inspection is free, and so is the truth about whether you have a claim.
Book a free inspectionGet a free estimate
It’s free and there’s no obligation. Answer five quick questions and we’ll call you back during office hours, Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm.
Rather talk it through?(817) 775-8044Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm