If you’re lying awake at night listening to the rain hit your damaged roof, wondering if that drip sound is getting closer to your bedroom, you’re not alone. Texas homeowners in Weatherford, Aledo, Hudson Oaks, Willow Park, and surrounding areas face some of the most severe wind conditions in the country, and when those powerful storms tear through, they leave behind missing shingles, lifted edges, and the terrifying possibility of catastrophic water damage that could cost tens of thousands of dollars to repair.
You’ve probably already climbed up on a ladder to take a look, maybe tried patching things yourself with supplies from the hardware store, or spent hours watching YouTube videos trying to figure out if you need a full replacement or just repairs. Maybe you’ve asked for recommendations in your neighborhood Facebook group and ended up more confused than before, with half the people saying one thing and half saying another. Perhaps you’ve even called a contractor or two, but something felt off—pushy sales tactics, vague answers, quotes that seemed too good to be true, or prices that made your stomach drop.
Here’s what you need to know right now: wind damage doesn’t get better on its own. Every day you wait, every storm that passes through, every temperature fluctuation—it all makes the problem worse. That small section of missing shingles becomes a gateway for water infiltration. Those lifted edges allow wind to get underneath and tear away even more of your roof. What might be a manageable repair today could become a complete roof replacement emergency next month.
The Parker County region experiences some of the most unpredictable and violent weather patterns in Texas. We’re talking about straight-line winds exceeding 60 mph, severe thunderstorms that seem to come out of nowhere, and hail that can pummel your roof with the force of a sledgehammer. Your roof takes the full brunt of these conditions, and over time—or sometimes in a single severe storm—the damage accumulates to dangerous levels.
The unique geography of our area creates weather patterns that intensify quickly and without much warning. Cold fronts colliding with warm, humid air from the Gulf create the perfect conditions for severe thunderstorms with damaging winds. These aren’t gentle breezes that rustle the leaves—these are powerful forces that can lift shingles, tear away entire sections of roofing material, and compromise the structural integrity of your home’s primary defense against the elements.
What makes wind damage particularly insidious is that it often starts small and progresses rapidly. A single lifted shingle edge might seem insignificant, but during the next storm, wind gets underneath that edge and lifts more material. Water seeps into the gaps, freezes during cold snaps, expands, and creates larger openings. The cycle repeats with each weather event, exponentially increasing the damage until what started as a minor issue becomes a full-blown roofing emergency.
Understanding these warning signs is critical because many homeowners don’t realize their roof has sustained damage until water is actively pouring into their living space. Missing shingles are often the most obvious indicator, leaving patches of exposed underlayment or even bare decking vulnerable to rain. Each missing shingle represents a breach in your home’s waterproof envelope, and even a single missing shingle can allow significant water intrusion during heavy rainfall.
Lifted or curled shingle edges are particularly deceptive because they might not look like major damage from ground level. However, these lifted edges act like sails during windstorms, catching the wind and allowing it to get underneath the roofing material. Once wind penetrates beneath shingles, it can tear away large sections in a domino effect. The adhesive seal that holds shingles down is designed to resist uplift, but once that seal is broken, the shingle becomes exponentially more vulnerable to complete failure.
Granule loss is another frequently overlooked sign of wind damage and general roof deterioration. Those small, sand-like granules on asphalt shingles aren’t just decorative—they protect the underlying asphalt from UV damage and provide fire resistance. When you notice excessive granules collecting in your gutters or bare spots appearing on your shingles, it means your roof’s protective layer is compromised. Wind damage often accelerates granule loss by physically abrading the shingle surface or lifting shingles in ways that cause the granules to detach.
Cracked or broken shingles create immediate pathways for water infiltration. These cracks might result from impact damage during storms, thermal expansion and contraction, or the brittleness that comes with age. Regardless of the cause, each crack represents a vulnerability that will worsen over time as water seeps in, freezes, expands, and creates larger openings.
Damaged flashing is perhaps the most critical yet most overlooked form of wind damage. Flashing is the metal material installed around roof penetrations like chimneys, vent pipes, and in roof valleys where two planes meet. This flashing creates a waterproof seal at these vulnerable transition points. When wind lifts or displaces flashing, water can pour directly into your home at these locations. Many homeowners focus on shingle damage and completely miss compromised flashing until they’re dealing with active leaks.
If you can see daylight through your attic boards when you’re in the attic with the lights off, you have holes or gaps in your roof structure. This is an emergency situation that requires immediate attention. Any opening large enough to allow visible light is certainly large enough to allow water, and these openings will only grow larger with each subsequent storm.
Water stains on ceilings or walls are the final warning sign before catastrophic damage occurs. By the time you see staining inside your home, water has already penetrated your roof, saturated insulation, and begun damaging interior materials. These stains indicate that damage has been occurring for some time, and immediate professional assessment is essential to prevent mold growth, structural damage, and further deterioration.
You might be thinking that the damage doesn’t look that bad from the ground, or maybe you’re hoping it’ll hold up for another year or two. But here’s the reality that most homeowners don’t understand until it’s too late: wind damage is progressive and exponential. That one lifted shingle becomes five during the next storm. Those five become fifteen. Before you know it, you’re dealing with water pouring into your home, destroying insulation, ruining drywall, damaging your belongings, and creating the perfect environment for mold growth that can make your family sick.
The guilt of knowing you should have taken action sooner, the anxiety every time dark clouds appear on the horizon, the tension with your spouse who keeps asking if you’ve called anyone yet—it’s exhausting. You’re a responsible homeowner who takes pride in maintaining your property, but this situation feels overwhelming because you don’t know who to trust, you’re worried about being taken advantage of, and you’re paralyzed by the complexity of insurance claims and choosing the right contractor.
We understand that you’ve heard promises before. Every contractor says they’re honest, reliable, and do quality work. So why should you trust GreenLight Roofing and Remodeling with your most valuable asset—your home?
Because we’ve built our entire business model around solving the exact problems that keep homeowners like you up at night. We’re not here to pressure you into decisions, confuse you with technical jargon, or disappear after we get your deposit. We’re here to be the trusted partner you’ve been searching for—the one contractor who handles everything professionally, transparently, and with genuine respect for your time, intelligence, and budget.
The roofing industry has earned a questionable reputation in many communities, and for good reason. Too many homeowners have experienced contractors who provide lowball estimates to win the job, then discover “unexpected” problems that dramatically increase costs. Others have dealt with companies that do substandard work, use inferior materials, or simply vanish when problems arise. Some homeowners have been pressured into unnecessary complete replacements when targeted repairs would have sufficed, while others have been told their severe damage is minor to avoid dealing with insurance claims.
We’ve heard these stories countless times from clients who came to us after bad experiences with other contractors. These experiences have shaped how we operate our business. Every policy, every procedure, every interaction with clients is designed to be the opposite of what you’ve experienced or feared experiencing with other roofing companies.
Our inspection process begins the moment you contact us. We don’t make you wait weeks for an available appointment or leave you wondering when someone will show up. We understand that wind damage creates anxiety and uncertainty, so we prioritize getting a qualified inspector to your property quickly. During that initial phone call, we’ll ask questions about what you’ve observed, when the damage occurred, and whether you’ve already filed an insurance claim. This information helps us prepare for a thorough inspection and bring any specialized equipment we might need.
When our inspector arrives at your property, they’ll introduce themselves, explain the inspection process, and answer any immediate questions you have. We don’t rush through inspections or make snap judgments from the ground. Our team will safely access your roof to conduct a comprehensive examination of every component. We’re looking at shingles, underlayment, flashing, ventilation, decking, and structural elements. We’re checking for obvious damage like missing shingles, but we’re also identifying subtle indicators of problems that might not be visible to untrained eyes.
The detailed documentation we provide sets us apart from contractors who simply climb on your roof, come down, and tell you what they think you need. We take extensive photographs of every area of concern, capturing close-up images that clearly show the damage. We take measurements of affected areas so you understand the scope of work required. We document the overall condition of your roof, noting the age and type of existing materials, the number of layers present, and any pre-existing conditions that might affect repair or replacement decisions.
This documentation serves multiple purposes. First, it allows you to see exactly what we’re seeing. We’ll review these photos with you, pointing out specific damage and explaining why it’s problematic. You’re not taking our word for it—you’re looking at clear visual evidence. Second, this documentation is essential for insurance claims. Adjusters need to see proof of damage, and our detailed photo documentation provides exactly what they require. Third, this documentation protects you by creating a clear record of your roof’s condition at a specific point in time.
Our honest assessment philosophy means we’ll tell you if you don’t need the services you thought you needed. If you call us expecting you need a complete roof replacement but we find that targeted repairs will adequately address the damage, we’ll tell you that. We’re not in the business of selling unnecessary services. Our reputation and long-term success depend on homeowners trusting us, and that trust is built by consistently putting your interests first.
When we present multiple solution options, we’re acknowledging that different homeowners have different priorities, circumstances, and resources. One homeowner might prioritize the most economical solution that addresses immediate concerns. Another might want the most comprehensive solution that maximizes longevity and performance. We present options that range from minimum necessary repairs to optimal long-term solutions, explaining the benefits and limitations of each approach. You make the final decision based on complete information, not pressure tactics or artificial urgency.
When we inspect your roof after wind damage, we’re not just looking at the obvious problems. We’re examining your entire roofing system—the shingles, underlayment, flashing, ventilation, decking, and structural components. We’re checking for hidden damage that could cause problems down the road. We’re documenting everything meticulously because we know that insurance companies require specific evidence to approve claims.
And here’s something that sets us apart from other contractors in the Weatherford and Aledo area: we actually explain what we find. No confusing technical terms designed to make you feel ignorant. No high-pressure tactics pushing you to sign immediately. Just straightforward information about the condition of your roof, what needs to be done, why it needs to be done, and what it’s going to cost. No surprises. No hidden fees. No games.
Let’s be honest about insurance claims—they’re deliberately complicated. Insurance companies use language that’s confusing, they send adjusters who sometimes miss damage, and they’re incentivized to pay as little as possible. You shouldn’t have to become an insurance expert just to get the coverage you’ve been paying for all these years.
The insurance claims process intimidates most homeowners, and rightfully so. You’re dealing with policy language that seems designed to be incomprehensible, exclusions and limitations you didn’t know existed, and adjusters who are skilled at minimizing claim payouts. Many homeowners don’t realize that the insurance adjuster works for the insurance company, not for you. Their job is to assess damage, yes, but also to protect the insurance company’s financial interests. This creates an inherent conflict that puts homeowners at a disadvantage.
That’s why we handle it for you. We’ve worked with every major insurance company operating in Texas. We know exactly how to document damage, what language to use in estimates, and how to advocate for homeowners to ensure you receive fair compensation. We’ll meet with your adjuster, point out damage they might have missed, and make sure your claim accurately reflects the full scope of repairs needed.
Our direct communication with insurance adjusters eliminates the frustrating back-and-forth that typically occurs during claims. Instead of you trying to explain roofing terminology and damage patterns to an adjuster, then trying to relay the adjuster’s concerns to a contractor, we handle these conversations directly. We speak the same technical language as adjusters, we understand insurance industry standards, and we know how to present information in ways that insurance companies accept.
The detailed estimates we prepare are specifically formatted to match insurance requirements. Insurance companies have specific expectations for how estimates should be structured, what information should be included, and how costs should be itemized. Estimates that don’t meet these standards get rejected or delayed, creating frustration and extending the timeline. Our estimates are prepared by professionals who understand these requirements and ensure compliance from the start.
Our advocacy throughout the claims process means you’re not alone when disputes arise. If your insurance company denies part of your claim or undervalues the damage, we don’t simply accept that determination. We review the denial, identify the specific reasons given, and prepare supplemental documentation that addresses those concerns. We’re persistent in ensuring you receive the coverage your policy provides.
Explaining your coverage in understandable terms is something insurance companies rarely do effectively. You receive a policy document filled with legal terminology, exclusions, and conditions that require a law degree to fully comprehend. We’ll review your coverage with you, explain what’s included and what’s not, help you understand your deductible and how it applies, and clarify any limitations that might affect your claim. This education empowers you to make informed decisions and understand what to expect throughout the process.
Supplemental claims assistance is often necessary because initial insurance assessments frequently miss damage. An adjuster might spend thirty minutes on your roof, while our inspectors spend hours conducting comprehensive examinations. When we identify damage that wasn’t included in the initial insurance assessment, we prepare supplemental claims that document this additional damage and request appropriate coverage. This supplemental process can significantly increase your claim payout and ensure all necessary repairs are covered.
You won’t be transferred five times between departments. You won’t receive vague answers about what might be covered. You won’t accidentally say something that jeopardizes your claim. We’ve got your back through the entire process.
Once we’ve assessed your wind damage and worked through your insurance claim, it’s time to actually fix your roof. This is where the quality of materials and expertise of installation make all the difference between a roof that lasts decades and one that fails in a few years.
The materials we select for your roof aren’t chosen based on what’s cheapest or what we can get the best deal on from suppliers. We choose materials based on performance in Texas weather conditions, manufacturer reputation, compatibility with your home’s architecture, and long-term value. Every product we install has been vetted through our experience with thousands of installations across the region. We know which materials hold up to our severe weather and which ones fail prematurely.
We only use roofing materials from trusted manufacturers with proven track records in severe weather conditions. These aren’t the cheapest options available—because cheap materials are why you’re dealing with wind damage in the first place. These are the materials that will actually protect your home through the next decade of Texas storms.
Impact-resistant shingles represent a significant advancement in roofing technology. These shingles are specifically engineered with modified asphalt formulations and reinforced construction that allows them to absorb impact energy without cracking or puncturing. When hail strikes an impact-resistant shingle, the material flexes and distributes the impact force rather than fracturing. This technology dramatically reduces damage during hail storms and extends the overall lifespan of your roof. The wind resistance ratings on these shingles are also superior to standard products, with many rated to withstand winds up to 130 mph when properly installed.
Advanced underlayment has evolved far beyond the traditional felt paper that was standard for decades. Modern synthetic underlayment products are lighter, stronger, and more water-resistant than old-style materials. These synthetic products won’t tear as easily during installation, they provide superior protection if shingles are damaged or displaced, and they’re more resistant to UV exposure if your roof replacement gets delayed. Some advanced underlayment products are even designed to seal around fastener penetrations, creating an additional barrier against water infiltration.
High-quality flashing systems are critical for long-term roof performance, yet they’re often where contractors cut corners to save money. We use properly sized flashing materials made from durable metals that resist corrosion and maintain their shape over time. Our flashing installations follow manufacturer specifications exactly, with proper overlap, secure fastening, and appropriate sealant application. We pay special attention to complex areas like roof valleys, chimney surrounds, and skylight installations where flashing is most critical.
Proper ventilation components are frequently overlooked during roof repairs and replacements, yet they’re essential for roof longevity and home comfort. Adequate attic ventilation prevents heat and moisture buildup that can deteriorate roofing materials from underneath, reduce energy efficiency, and create conditions for mold growth. We assess your existing ventilation during our inspection and recommend improvements if your current system is inadequate. This might include ridge vents, soffit vents, or powered ventilation systems depending on your home’s specific needs.
And here’s something most homeowners don’t realize: the quality of installation matters just as much as the quality of materials. You could have the best shingles money can buy, but if they’re not installed correctly according to manufacturer specifications, they’ll fail prematurely. That’s why our installation crews are trained, experienced, and supervised to ensure every aspect of your roof replacement or repair meets the highest industry standards.
Proper installation begins with surface preparation. We don’t just tear off old shingles and slap new ones on top of whatever’s underneath. We inspect the roof decking for damage, replace any compromised boards, and ensure we have a solid, level surface for new materials. We install underlayment with proper overlap and secure fastening. We align shingles precisely, ensuring proper exposure and straight lines. We install the correct number of fasteners in the correct locations. We seal shingles in high-wind areas. Every step is performed according to manufacturer installation instructions, because that’s what’s required for materials to perform as designed and for warranties to remain valid.
You don’t want workers at your house for months while your family has to tiptoe around construction. We get it. That’s why we’ve streamlined our process to complete most wind damage repairs and replacements in just a few days—not weeks or months. We show up when we say we will, we work efficiently without cutting corners, and we clean up thoroughly at the end of each day.
Establishing a clear timeline before work begins eliminates the uncertainty that causes so much stress during home improvement projects. We’ll tell you exactly when we’ll start, how long each phase will take, and when we expect to complete the project. We account for potential weather delays and material delivery schedules in our timeline, so you’re not hearing excuses about why things are taking longer than expected. If unexpected issues arise that affect the timeline, we communicate immediately and explain what’s changed and why.
Our professional crews understand they’re working at your home, not just another job site. They arrive on time, park considerately, and introduce themselves before beginning work. They work efficiently throughout the day, taking appropriate breaks but maintaining steady progress. They treat your property with respect, protecting landscaping, using walkways instead of cutting across flower beds, and being mindful of noise during early morning or evening hours. Our crew members are experienced professionals who take pride in their work and understand that their behavior reflects on our company.
Daily cleanup is non-negotiable on our projects. Roofing work generates significant debris—old shingles, packaging materials, fasteners, and general construction waste. Some contractors let this debris accumulate throughout the project, creating hazards and making your property look like a disaster zone. We clean up thoroughly at the end of each workday. We use magnetic tools to collect stray nails and fasteners that could damage tires or injure family members or pets. We haul away debris regularly rather than letting it pile up. When we leave each evening, your property should look orderly and safe.
Project manager communication keeps you informed without requiring you to constantly check on progress or wonder what’s happening. Your project manager will check in regularly, answer questions, address any concerns, and provide updates on progress. If you’re at work during the day, you’ll receive communication about what was accomplished and what’s planned for the next day. You’re never left wondering what’s going on or feeling like you’ve lost control of your own home.
The final walkthrough is your opportunity to inspect our work before we consider the project complete. We’ll walk you around your property, show you the completed work, explain what was done, and answer any questions. We’ll point out specific features or improvements. We’ll make sure you’re completely satisfied with every aspect of the project. If you identify anything that doesn’t meet your expectations, we address it immediately. We don’t ask for final payment or consider the job complete until you’re genuinely satisfied.
Your family’s life doesn’t stop because your roof needs work. We minimize disruption while maximizing quality, so you can get back to normal as quickly as possible—but with the peace of mind that comes from knowing your home is now protected by a fortress-strong roof.
Imagine waking up after the next severe storm and feeling nothing but calm confidence. No anxiety. No guilt. No wondering if this is the night your roof finally fails completely. Just the peaceful knowledge that your home is protected, your family is safe, and you made a smart decision by choosing a contractor you can trust.
Picture checking the weather forecast and seeing severe thunderstorm warnings without that knot forming in your stomach. Imagine your spouse looking at you with genuine appreciation instead of that worried expression that’s been there for months. Think about your kids sleeping soundly in their rooms with perfect ceilings, no water stains, no drips, no concerns about their safety.
That’s the transformation we deliver at GreenLight Roofing and Remodeling. Yes, we fix roofs—but what we really do is eliminate the anxiety, restore your confidence as a capable homeowner, and prove that not all contractors are out to take advantage of you.
This transformation extends beyond just the physical repair of your roof. It’s about restoring your sense of security and control over your home. It’s about eliminating the constant worry that’s been affecting your sleep, your mood, and your relationships. It’s about proving to yourself that you can make good decisions and find trustworthy professionals even in an industry known for questionable practices.
Peace of mind is perhaps the most valuable outcome of professional wind damage repair. That constant background anxiety about your roof failing, about water damage destroying your belongings, about the next storm being the one that causes catastrophic problems—it disappears. You can watch weather forecasts without dread. You can hear rain on your roof and feel grateful for the shelter rather than worried about leaks. You can leave for vacation without wondering if you’ll return to find water damage throughout your home.
Restored confidence in your decision-making abilities matters more than many homeowners realize. When you’re dealing with a damaged roof, you’re facing a complex decision with significant financial implications and limited expertise. It’s easy to feel overwhelmed and doubt your ability to make the right choice. When you work with a contractor who educates you, respects your intelligence, and delivers on promises, it validates your decision-making process. You learn that you can navigate complex situations, ask the right questions, and identify trustworthy professionals.
Increased home value from a quality roof replacement is a tangible financial benefit that extends beyond just fixing the immediate problem. A new roof is one of the most valuable home improvements you can make, often returning a significant portion of the investment when you sell. Beyond the financial return, a beautiful new roof dramatically improves your home’s curb appeal. That visible damage that’s been embarrassing you for months is replaced with an attractive, uniform roof that makes your entire home look well-maintained and cared for.
Lower energy bills result from improved insulation and ventilation that often accompany wind damage repairs. When we replace damaged roofing materials, we’re also addressing underlying issues that affect your home’s energy efficiency. Proper ventilation prevents heat buildup in your attic during summer, reducing the load on your air conditioning system. Improved insulation prevents conditioned air from escaping through your roof. These improvements translate directly into lower monthly utility bills that continue saving you money for years.
Pride in your home replaces the embarrassment and frustration you’ve been feeling about visible damage. Instead of hoping visitors don’t notice your missing shingles or making excuses about why you haven’t fixed the problem yet, you can feel genuine pride in your well-maintained home. This pride affects how you feel about your property and your role as a homeowner.
You’ve been carrying this burden for too long. Every time it rains, every time the wind picks up, every time someone asks about that damage—it weighs on you. You’re ready to take action, but you need to feel absolutely certain you’re making the right choice with the right company.
We’re not the cheapest contractor you’ll find. We’re also not the most expensive. We’re the contractor who delivers the best value—which means quality materials, expert installation, transparent pricing, professional communication, and genuine respect for you and your home.
The concept of value is often misunderstood in the roofing industry. Some homeowners focus exclusively on finding the lowest price, not realizing that cheap roofing work often becomes expensive when it fails prematurely or requires extensive repairs. Other homeowners assume that higher prices automatically mean better quality, which isn’t necessarily true. Real value comes from the combination of quality materials, expert installation, fair pricing, and professional service throughout the entire process.
You’ve probably been burned before or heard horror stories from friends and neighbors. Maybe you’re skeptical that any contractor can actually deliver on these promises. We understand that skepticism—and we welcome it. We’d rather you ask tough questions, verify our credentials, check our references, and make an informed decision than rush into something you’re not comfortable with.
Transparent pricing means you understand exactly what you’re paying for and why. Our estimates break down materials, labor, and other costs in detail. We explain why certain materials cost more than others and what you’re getting for that additional investment. We don’t hide fees in fine print or surprise you with unexpected charges. If something changes during the project that affects cost, we discuss it with you before proceeding. You’re never presented with a final bill that’s dramatically different from what you expected.
Professional communication throughout the entire process means you’re never left wondering what’s happening or feeling ignored. From your initial inquiry through project completion, you’ll experience consistent, respectful communication. We return phone calls promptly. We answer emails thoroughly. We show up for appointments on time. We keep you informed of progress, challenges, and changes. We treat your time as valuable and your questions as legitimate.
Quality workmanship backed by manufacturer warranties provides both immediate and long-term protection. The manufacturer warranties on the materials we install protect you against product defects and premature failure. These warranties are only valid when materials are installed according to manufacturer specifications by qualified installers, which is exactly how we operate. This combination of quality materials and proper installation gives you confidence that your roof will perform as expected for many years.
Insurance expertise that maximizes your claim and minimizes your out-of-pocket costs can make a dramatic difference in your financial outcome. The difference between an insurance claim handled by someone who understands the process and one handled by a homeowner navigating it alone can be thousands of dollars. We know how to document damage thoroughly, prepare estimates that insurance companies accept, and advocate for fair claim settlements. This expertise often means the difference between a claim that covers all necessary repairs and one that leaves you paying significant out-of-pocket costs.
Respect for your time with efficient scheduling and completion acknowledges that you have a life beyond this roofing project. You have work commitments, family obligations, and personal plans that shouldn’t be disrupted indefinitely by construction. We schedule efficiently, work diligently, and complete projects in reasonable timeframes. We don’t leave projects partially complete for weeks while we work on other jobs. We don’t repeatedly reschedule or fail to show up when expected. We respect that your time is valuable and that prolonged construction is disruptive.
That’s why we offer free, no-obligation inspections. Come see how we operate. Ask us anything. Challenge us on pricing, materials, timelines, or process. We’ll answer every question honestly because we have nothing to hide and everything to gain by earning your trust.
Every day you wait is another day that wind damage is getting worse. Another day of anxiety. Another day of that tension with your spouse. Another day of wondering if the next storm will be the one that causes catastrophic damage.
You don’t have to carry this burden anymore. You don’t have to become a roofing expert or navigate insurance claims alone. You don’t have to worry about being taken advantage of or making the wrong decision.
What you need to do is take the first step: schedule your free wind damage inspection with GreenLight Roofing and Remodeling. No pressure. No obligation. Just honest assessment, transparent information, and a clear path forward to protecting your home and restoring your peace of mind.
Call us today or fill out our online form to schedule your inspection. We serve Weatherford, Aledo, Hudson Oaks, Willow Park, and all surrounding areas in Parker County and beyond. Our team is ready to help you transform from anxious and overwhelmed to confident and protected.
Your family deserves a safe home. You deserve a contractor you can trust. Let’s get your roof fixed right—together.
Wind damage typically appears as missing shingles, lifted or curled edges, torn sections, or displaced flashing, often in patterns that indicate directional force from storms. Normal wear and tear develops gradually and uniformly across the entire roof, while wind damage tends to be localized to areas most exposed to prevailing winds or shows sudden changes after specific storm events.
Most homeowner’s insurance policies in Texas cover wind damage as part of standard coverage, though you’ll need to pay your deductible and the damage must exceed that amount. The claims process involves filing a claim, having an adjuster inspect your roof, receiving an estimate, and then getting repairs completed—and we handle all of these steps for you to ensure maximum coverage and minimal hassle.
We understand that wind damage is urgent and typically schedule inspections within 24-48 hours of your call, with repairs or replacement beginning as soon as your insurance claim is approved or you’re ready to proceed. Most projects are completed within a few days to a week depending on the scope of work, weather conditions, and material availability.
This depends on the extent of damage, the age of your existing roof, and whether repairs would match your current shingles—if damage is isolated and your roof is relatively new, repairs may be sufficient, but if damage is widespread or your roof is over 15 years old, replacement often makes more financial sense. We’ll provide an honest assessment and explain both options with transparent pricing so you can make an informed decision.
We prioritize emergency tarping and temporary protection measures immediately after severe storms to prevent further damage while permanent repairs are scheduled, and if additional damage occurs before completion, we’ll document it and work with your insurance company to include it in your claim. Our goal is to protect your home from the moment you call us, not just when the final shingle is installed.
