In the Brazos Valley, spring means bluebonnets, baseball — and hail. The time to think about your roof is before the first supercell shows up on radar, not after.
Before storm season
Fix small issues now: a lifted shingle that costs a service call today becomes an interior leak at 60 mph. Photograph your home's exterior and save the photos to the cloud.
When a storm is coming
Bring in patio furniture and anything that can go airborne. Park vehicles in the garage if you have one. Know where your electrical panel and water shutoff are.
After the storm
Walk the yard, not the roof. Look for shingles, granules, and metal debris on the ground, and dents in gutters and screens. If anything looks off — or if hail was reported in your zip code — schedule a free inspection even if the roof looks fine from the street. Be polite but cautious with door-knocking storm chasers; get a local company with a local address and a workmanship warranty they'll be around to honor.
We keep emergency tarping crews ready throughout storm season. If water's coming in, call us first: 979-217-2748.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get my roof ready for spring storms?
Inspect for loose or damaged shingles, clear gutters, trim overhanging limbs, check and reseal flashing as needed, and document the roof's condition. Address weak spots before the season, not after.
What should I do after a spring storm?
Check for missing shingles and interior leaks, look at gutters and soft metals for hail dents, document any damage with dates, and schedule a professional inspection if you suspect damage.
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