Storm clouds rolling over East Texas pasture

Storm & insurance

Tree through the roof. Hail on the ridge. We start with a dry-in.

Emergency tarping, honest photos, and someone who will talk to the adjuster like they’ve done it a hundred times — because we have.

After the storm

Don’t leave a hole open overnight.

Call (903) 483-ROOF. We’ll tarp and document. If you’re working a claim, we write the supplement so the numbers match the roof — not a guess from the street.

  1. Emergency dry-in so the house stops taking water.
  2. Photos and notes the carrier can actually use.
  3. Meet the adjuster if you want us there.
  4. Build it back — shingle, metal, or membrane.
Call (903) 483-ROOF
Hailstones after an East Texas stormRobbie Reece inspecting shingles after a stormStorm damage with a tree across the roof

Insurance questions

What people ask after a storm.

Do you work with my insurance after hail or a tree?
Yes. We tarp if it’s open, photograph the damage, and meet the adjuster if you want us there. We write the scope so it matches the roof — not a guess from the street.
Metal or shingles in East Texas?
Both. Hail is why a lot of people go standing seam. Shingles still make sense on plenty of houses. We’ll tell you straight which one fits the roof and the budget.
Do you roof manufactured homes?
Every week. A lot of East Texas is MH. We treat them like any other house — decking, underlayment, flashing, done right.
How fast can you tarp after a storm?
Call (903) 483-ROOF. If it’s leaking, don’t wait on a form. We dry-in first, then talk about the claim and the rebuild.

Start a storm call

If it’s actively leaking, skip the form and call. The form is for when you can wait a few hours.

Or call (903) 483-ROOF. No pressure inspection. We work insurance claims every week.

Call (903) 483-ROOF