Hill Country hailstorms can crack shingles, dent flashing, and cause damage that isn't obvious from the ground. We inspect thoroughly and document everything your insurance company needs to see.
Comal County sits in a part of Texas that sees more than its share of severe spring and early-summer storms, and hail is one of the most common — and most underestimated — causes of roof damage in the area. Hailstones don't need to be large to cause real harm. Even pea- or marble-sized hail traveling at high wind speeds can strip away the protective granules on asphalt shingles, crack fiberglass mat underneath, or dent metal flashing and vent caps. None of that is easy to spot from your driveway, which is exactly why so many homeowners don't realize they have damage until a leak shows up months later.
That delay can cost you more than a bigger repair bill. Most homeowners insurance policies have a window for filing storm damage claims, and insurers often want to see that damage was reported and documented close to the date of the storm. Waiting too long can mean a denied claim even when the damage is real.
We inspect every slope of the roof, not just the side facing the direction the storm came from — wind can drive hail at unpredictable angles.
Every impact mark, granule loss area, and damaged component gets photographed and logged, creating a clear record for your insurance adjuster.
We'll tell you plainly whether the damage calls for a targeted repair or a full replacement — not whichever answer is more profitable for us.
If you're filing a claim, we can walk you through the process and communicate directly with your adjuster about what we found.
Look for dented gutters, downspouts, or your AC unit after a storm — these are usually the most visible warning signs. If those show damage, your roof likely took a similar hit, even if you can't see it from the ground.
Most homeowners policies cover hail damage, but coverage details and deductibles vary. We can help you understand what your specific policy covers once we've documented the damage.
As soon as reasonably possible. Filing windows and the risk of a small issue becoming a bigger one both favor getting it looked at quickly rather than waiting.
No obligation. No pressure. Just a clear look at what your roof actually needs.
Call (830) 229-1955