In Texas, hail isn't an if — it's a when. The homeowners who come out of storm season easiest are the ones who prepared before the first supercell formed.
Before the season
Get a documented inspection so you have dated photos of your roof's pre-storm condition — it makes any future claim dramatically stronger. Fix small issues now: sealed flashing and secured shingles survive hail far better than loose ones. Photograph your roof now: a dated pre-season record of good condition makes any post-storm assessment fast and indisputable.
When hail hits
Don't panic, don't climb on the roof, and don't sign with the first door-knocker. Photograph what you can see from the ground, then schedule a free inspection. If there's damage, we document everything and can meet your adjuster on the roof.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is hail season in Texas?
Hail is most common in spring through early summer, though severe storms can bring it at other times. It's smart to have your roof inspected before the season and again after any significant storm.
How do I prepare my roof for hail season?
Have it inspected and repair any weak spots, trim overhanging limbs, clean gutters, and consider Class 4 impact-resistant shingles at your next replacement. Document your roof's condition so any post-storm claim is easier.
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