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Storm second opinion

Had a storm? Find out what really happened to your roof.

Whether a roofer knocked on your door, your insurance claim was denied, or you just want to know, we'll inspect your roof for free and show you exactly what's there. We photograph everything we find, and you keep a copy of the photos.

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Close-up of a storm-damaged asphalt shingle with a lifted, creased tab and worn granules
Example photo

What we do after a storm.

  1. We document damage with dated photos.

    Each photo shows where and when it was taken. If we don't find any storm damage, we'll tell you that too, and show you the photos.

  2. We can meet your adjuster to review our findings.

    If your insurance company sends an adjuster, we can be there to walk through what we photographed. Our job is to show what's on the roof.

  3. We refer coverage disputes to independent professionals.

    If you need help with a coverage dispute, we'll refer you to an independent licensed public adjuster or attorney. We don't take that role ourselves.

  4. We give you options if your insurance doesn't cover it.

    If a repair or replacement isn't covered, we'll give you a locked price in writing, our published decking rate and financing options. There's no pressure to decide.

What we don't do.

  • We don't act on your behalf with your insurance company, and we don't interpret your policy.
  • We don't tell you what your claim is worth, and we don't promise any outcome.
  • We don't pay, waive, absorb or rebate your deductible, and we never offer to.
  • We don't ask you to sign anything on the day of the inspection.

What Texas law says

Your deductible has to be paid.

Texas law requires you to pay your insurance deductible. It prohibits roofing contractors from waiving, absorbing or rebating it, and from advertising that they will (Texas Business & Commerce Code §27.02).

If a roofer offers to “take care of” your deductible, they're offering to break the law, and we'd recommend finding a different roofer.

Texas law also says a roofing contractor can't act as your public adjuster. That's why we refer coverage disputes to independent licensed professionals.

Book a free storm second opinion.

It's the same free inspection we always do. We photograph everything we find, and you keep a copy of the photos and our findings.

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The inspection is free, and there's no obligation to hire us.