Storm Just Hit? Here's Exactly What To Do.
North Texas hail is brutal. Within 48 hours of a storm in DFW, get on the phone with a real local roofer — not a door-knocker — for a free photo-documented inspection, emergency tarp service, and an insurance-friendly scope.
Why our storm damage roofing work is different
North Texas hail is brutal. Within 48 hours of a storm in DFW, get on the phone with a real local roofer — not a door-knocker — for a free photo-documented inspection, emergency tarp service, and an insurance-friendly scope.
What's included in a storm damage roofing project
- ▸Free on-site inspection within 24–48 hours after major storms
- ▸Date-stamped photo damage map for your adjuster
- ▸Emergency tarp service to stop interior water damage
- ▸Xactimate-aligned scopes the adjuster can actually work with
- ▸We meet your adjuster on the roof — most contractors won't
- ▸Full restoration: roof, gutters, vents, fascia, and interior repairs
Real DFW pricing
Inspections are free. If hail or wind damage is confirmed and your claim is approved, your out-of-pocket is typically just your deductible.
How a storm damage roofing project runs
- 01
Free on-site inspection
We walk the property, take measurements, and photo-document everything — no high-pressure pitch.
- 02
Line-item proposal
Detailed written scope and pricing for the storm restoration — you see exactly what drives the cost.
- 03
Schedule & build
Permits where required, weather-aware scheduling, daily clean jobsite, milestone updates.
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Walk-off & warranty
Final walk-through, photo record, and written workmanship warranty in your hands.
A contractor who actually returns the call
- ▸Inspections within 24–48 hours of major DFW storms
- ▸Photo-documented hit map and written summary for your insurer
- ▸We are not a public adjuster — we're a licensed contractor doing the work
- ▸Honest assessments: no claim if there's no real damage
Trusted by homeowners across DFW
"After two other contractors disappeared mid-project, Yearby was the first to deliver clear communication, detailed scopes, and a roof on schedule."
"The pergola they built is absolutely stunning. They handled HOA, permits, and the entire install — we just showed up to enjoy it."
"Our kitchen remodel came in on time, on scope, and the clean jobsite standards made all the difference with a baby in the house."
Storm Damage Roofing across the DFW metroplex
Based in The Colony and serving 17+ cities across North Texas. Pick yours for a localized page or request a quote — we'll confirm we're in your area.
Storm Damage Roofing FAQs
How do I know if my roof has hail damage?+
Common signs: dented gutters, granules in downspouts, dings on metal vents and AC fins, and visible bruising on shingles from the roof. A trained inspector can confirm — it's free.
How long do I have to file a hail claim in Texas?+
Most Texas homeowner policies allow up to one year from the date of loss, but the sooner you file, the cleaner the documentation. Don't wait until the next storm overlaps.
Will filing a claim raise my premium?+
Hail and wind are usually treated as 'act of God' claims and rarely affect individual premiums in Texas — but rates across a ZIP code can rise after major events regardless. Confirm with your agent.
What if my claim is denied?+
We'll re-walk the roof with you and review the adjuster's report. If the denial is wrong, we help you request a reinspection. We never pressure a fight that isn't there.
Do you charge to meet my adjuster?+
No. Meeting your adjuster on the roof is part of how we work — and the single best way to make sure nothing real gets missed.
See real storm damage roofing projects
Photo-documented case studies from recent Yearby builds across DFW — scope, process, and outcomes.
Ready for a no-pressure quote?
Photo-documented inspections. Honest scopes. Built-to-last work.
Plan your project before you hire.
Planning storm damage roofing? Get the Yearby Construction Group project planning checklist: scope, budget, permits, and the questions to ask your contractor.
- Define your scope and priorities
- Compare written estimates
- Prepare for permits and the final walk-through