FILING YOUR INSURANCE CLAIM

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How to File a Roof Damage Insurance Claim in Texas:
A Homeowner’s Guide

Texas weather can be unpredictable—hailstorms, high winds, and heavy rain often leave roofs battered. If your roof has been damaged, filing an insurance claim quickly and correctly can make all the difference.

Most Homeowners' Insurance Policies cover hail and wind damage. Review your policy thoroughly. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the process and protect your investment.

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1. Document the Damage
  • Take clear, timestamped photos of all visible damage, including missing shingles, leaks, dents, or debris.

  • Include wide shots of the roof and close-ups of specific areas of concern.

  • If safe, inspect the attic for signs of water intrusion.

2. Review Your Homeowners' Insurance Policy
  • Understand your deductible and whether your coverage is for replacement cost or actual cash value.

  • Look for exclusions—some policies don’t cover cosmetic damage.

3. Contact Your Insurance Company Immediately
  • Most policies require claims to be filed within a time frame

  • Provide your policy number, damage description, and photos.

  • Ask if you can make temporary repairs and what documentation is needed.

4. Prevent Further Damage
  • Use tarps or plywood to cover exposed areas.

  • Keep receipts for emergency repairs—they may be reimbursed.

  • This step is often required by your policy to avoid claim denial.

5. Schedule a Professional Roof Inspection
  • Call or message us to help with any questions you may have about your insurance claim or roof evaluation.

  • Get a written estimate and compare it with the insurance adjuster’s report.

6. File the Claim and Submit All Documentation
  • Include photos, inspection reports, and receipts.

  • Keep a log of all communications and updates.

7. Complete Repairs and Finalize the Claim
  • Submit final invoices to your insurer.

  • Keep all records for future reference or warranty claims.