Storms in Plano and across North Texas can damage a roof in minutes. We inspect for hail and wind damage, document what we find, and complete the repair or replacement.
Hail can bruise and crack shingles, knock loose the protective granules, and dent vents and flashing. High wind can lift, crease, and tear shingles off entirely. Much of this damage isn't visible from the ground.
We start with a roof inspection, photograph the damage, and prepare a detailed repair estimate. Then we complete the work — from targeted roof repair to full replacement.
A storm-damaged roof replaced in three days with synthetic felt, an ice and water barrier, Atlas shingles, and new hip and ridge components.
A storm-damaged roof replaced in three days with synthetic felt, an ice and water barrier, and Atlas impact-resistant shingles.
Storm and wind damage repaired in three days with new felt, an ice and water barrier, and IKO Cambridge shingles.
A hail-damaged roof on a two-story home torn off to the decking and replaced with impact-resistant shingles.
A storm-damaged roof and gutters replaced, with an upgrade to Atlas Pinnacle Impact Class 4 impact-resistant shingles.
A sudden pile of shingle granules after a storm can point to hail damage.
Dents in gutters, vents, and downspouts are a clue the roof took hits too.
Wind can lift and crease shingles, breaking their seal even if they stay on the roof.
Water stains or drips after a storm mean it's time for an inspection.
As soon as practical. Recent damage is easier to document, and catching it early helps prevent leaks.
Yes. Hail often damages shingles in ways that shorten their life without causing an immediate leak.
If you're replacing your roof anyway, it's worth considering. Read impact-resistant vs. standard shingles.
Based in Plano, we handle hail and wind damage repair throughout North Dallas and nearby communities like McKinney. See our full service area.
Honest recommendations and a clear scope of work — no pressure, no upsell.