Services
Storm Damage RestorationBased in Haslet, TX
Hail and wind damage found and repaired, from a free inspection through the insurance claim to a finished roof.
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What this job involves on a North Texas roof.
North Tarrant County sits in one of the most hail-prone stretches of the country, and roof damage from a storm is easy to miss from the ground. Hail bruises shingles and knocks their granules loose without leaving a hole, and wind lifts tabs that settle back down looking fine. Signs of a leak can take a year or more to show inside, and by then it may be too late to file an insurance claim.
So after a major storm, a free roof inspection is worth having even when nothing looks wrong. We check for damage and for whether it is storm-related, which is what decides whether you have a claim, so you can file a timely claim with your insurance company.
What a job includes
- Free post-storm roof inspection
- A check for whether the damage is storm-related
- Guidance through filing a hail or wind claim
- Scope and price agreed with your insurance company
- Your project manager at a re-adjustment if the claim is denied
- Roof, gutter, siding and fence repairs in one scope
- 24/7 emergency tarping if the roof is open
How It Works
Free inspection
We get on the roof and look for damage and whether it is storm-related, so you can file a timely claim with your insurance company.
Scope and price
On an insurance job, the work is done at the price your insurance company approves for the scope. On a job you are paying for yourself, the inspection and the quote are free and carry no obligation.
The work
The crew tears off the old roof down to the decking, installs the new roof system and cleans up the property before leaving.
Change orders and the check
If more damage turns up once the roof is open, your project manager takes it to the adjuster as a change order, and walks you through the insurance check when your mortgage company is on it.
The Difference
The details that decide how long it lasts.
An inspection after hail looks for bruised or fractured shingles and granule loss in the scattered pattern hail leaves, dented or cracked vents, pipe boots and ridge caps, and dents along gutters and downspouts. After wind, it looks for creased or missing shingles along the edges and ridges. Siding, window screens and fences take the same storm as the roof, and adjusters look at them too.
If there is damage, the insurance claim process can be overwhelming, and it does not have to be. We guide you through filing a hail or wind claim and work with your insurance company to agree on the scope and the price of the work. If the adjuster denies the claim, you can ask for a re-adjustment with your project manager there to point out the storm damage. Any agreement with Power House is contingent on insurance approval and void if the claim is denied.
Once the claim is approved, the crew gets the roof back to its pre-storm condition with as little interruption to your household as possible. Damage to gutters, siding and fences from the same storm can go into the same scope, so the exterior is finished together instead of in separate jobs months apart.
If the storm opened the roof, do not wait for the adjuster to stop the water. Emergency tarping is available 24/7 to keep rain out of the house until the repair can be done, and most policies expect you to take reasonable steps like that to prevent further damage.
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Storm Damage, answered.
How soon after a storm should I get my roof inspected?
As soon as it is safe. Policies set a window for reporting damage, many Texas policies allow one to two years from the date of the storm, and your own policy wording is what counts. Damage found early is also easier to tie to a specific storm date.
Will filing a claim raise my insurance rates?
It is a fair worry. When a storm damages a whole area, premiums in that area tend to rise whether or not you file, because the insurer's costs rose across the ZIP code. You pay for the policy to cover exactly this kind of damage.
Do I have to get three estimates for my insurance company?
No. Your insurance company may suggest it, but you are allowed to choose whichever contractor you want. We work with your insurance company to agree on the scope and the price of the work.
What if my adjuster denies the claim?
You can request a re-adjustment and have your project manager there when the adjuster looks again. If it is denied a second time, look into your insurance company's appeal process. Any agreement with Power House is contingent on insurance approval and void if the claim is denied, so you owe nothing in that case.
Can you tarp the roof while the claim is in progress?
Yes. Emergency tarping is available 24/7. Keep a record of what it cost, because the expense of preventing further damage after a storm is often part of the claim.
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Power House Roofing & Construction, LLC 12512 Willow Springs Rd Ste 100, Haslet, TX 76052 (817) 720-6465 · sales@