Category: Storm Damage

Replacing your old roof is an investment that comes with numerous benefits for homeowners. But wait, I know what you are thinking; if it isn't broken, then why fix it? While that may make sense in some cases, your roof is not one. Leaving an old and deteriorated roof in place for too long can cause severe damage, including wind damage, roof leaks, and other costly repairs. In this blog, Read More...

Roof repairs can range in cost depending on the complexity of the issue and the materials needed to complete the repair. Generally speaking, you should expect the most basic repairs to cost a minimum of $250-350 and an average cost of $750 - $1200 a year. Of course, more complicated projects or those that require specialized materials may cost significantly more. When it comes to roofing problems, Read More...

Replacing an old roofing system may seem like a straightforward process, but unexpected issues can often arise. Issues such as rot, water damage, and structural problems can cause delays or additional costs. It's important to thoroughly inspect the current roof before starting any work and discuss with your contractor what to anticipate. Proper planning and due diligence help you avoid unanticipated issues with your new roof. Read More...

Does hail damage lead to roof leaks and water damage? Absolutely! If the hail damage is not addressed, it is not a matter of if but when it becomes a roof leak and water damage. What is Hail Damage? Hail damage, at minimum, is when hailstones hit a shingle and knock off the granules leaving the bare asphalt shingle exposed. Hail damage can also create a "bruise" on the shingle, which is a soft spot, or a complete hole through the shingle. Read More...

So the other night, there was a heavy rainstorm, and your house was hit by hail, but how do you know if there was hail damage and what does hail damage look like? If you own a home in Texas, you already know that you will have guys knocking on your door any time hail falls in your area. They will all tell you that you have hail damage, and they know this because your neighbor had hail damage also. Read More...

It's that time again in Texas when bluebonnets groves are everywhere, the grass is greener, and butterflies are floating around. But with April showers also come hailstorms and "roofers." When even the smallest of hail stones hit your roof, you can be sure that your neighborhood will be flooded with so-called roofers. While it is true that sometimes small hailstones can cause roof damage, it takes the "perfect storm" to do so. Read More...

Water damage restoration is not a topic that homeowners wish to learn about, but when pipes freeze, a toilet overflows, or a water heater valve breaks, homeowners need to learn it quickly. This article will discuss the process of water damage restoration and some pitfalls to avoid. Water Mitigation Water mitigation is a process: water extraction, demolition (dependant on the severity of water damage), dry-out and dehumidify, and sanitizing. Read More...

If you wondering does hail lead to roof leaks and water damage, then you have come to the right place. Hail damage, both small and large, can lead to much worse damage if left unattended. Small roof repairs can become major issues. Size Matters When it comes to hail damage, it is true, size matters. Not all hail will damage your roof and cause leaks, but this depends on several factors, Read More...

More than 75% of homes in America have asphalt roof shingles installed on them. But how do you know when your roof needs to be replaced? While asphalt shingles come in many names, styles, and colors, the majority of roofs have either a 25-year or 30-year shingle. A 25-year shingle is the standard older 3-tab shingle from the past. The 30-year shingle is architectural or laminated, meaning it has an additional layer laminated on top. Read More...

Texas homeowners spend an average of 12.8 years in their home before moving. The average Texas roof life is 12-15 years, but hailstorms are possible every 4-9 years. So it is likely you will need to replace your roof once or twice while you live there. Choosing a roof color is an important decision, one that you could have to look at for the next 12 years. Read More...