Storm damage roof repair in San Antonio
Hail and wind damage often stays hidden until it leaks. We find it and fix it.
We repair roofs damaged by hail and wind, on homes and commercial buildings. We start with a free damage assessment, photograph what we find, and fix what the storm broke. We're based in Boerne and work across 14 Texas towns, San Antonio and Austin among them.
Most roof damage stays hidden until a leak appears inside. Damage starts small, a few cracked shingles, and then water gets in beneath the surface. An early inspection after a storm catches it before it spreads to your attic, ceilings and walls.
You stay in control
You'll get an honest read on what's actually needed, and you decide whether to repair. No surprises, no pressure. If you go ahead, we keep you informed at each step. Small cracks grow into big leaks, so it's worth having someone look even when nothing is dripping yet.
If you're just getting started after a storm, read what to do first. If you're filing a claim, see insurance recovery services.
See how we work, check our service areas, or book a free roof inspection.
Do you need a storm damage inspection?
You don't need a leak to have damage. These are good reasons to get the roof looked at.
Worth an inspection
- Hail or high wind came through your area
- Shingles, metal or gutters are damaged or on the ground
- A new water stain on a ceiling or wall
- An older roof, and you are not sure what the storm did to it
Do this first
- Stay off the roof. Storm damage can make it unsafe.
- Take photos from the ground.
- Check your policy for claim deadlines, or ask your agent.
Tarp, repair or replace a storm-damaged roof
What happens after the inspection depends on what the storm broke.
 |  |  | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best when | The roof is open to the weather | The damage is limited to some areas | The damage is too widespread to repair |
| What we do | Put a tarp down to keep weather out | Replace shingles, reseal seams and fix metal trim | Remove the old roof, repair what's underneath and install a new one |
| What comes next | We organize and schedule the repairs | A final inspection and records for your file | A final inspection and records for your file |
You get photos and an honest read on the damage, and you decide whether to repair.
What storm damage looks like from the ground
Look for shingles or metal trim in the yard, dents in gutters and vents, and new stains on ceilings. Take your photos from the ground and stay off the roof. A lot of hail and wind damage can't be seen from down there, which is why an inspection is worth having.
How we repair storm damage
Inspect and document
We photograph every damaged area and document its condition, so there's a record before weather makes it worse.
Protect the roof
If the roof is open, a tarp keeps the weather out while repairs are organized and scheduled.
Plan the repair
We prepare a detailed estimate with photos and measurements, and go over it with you.
Make the repairs
We replace shingles, reseal seams, and repair the layers under the shingles and the metal trim to stop leaks. We finish with a final inspection and documentation for your records.
Storm damage we fix
Cracked and torn shingles
We replace shingles damaged by hail or wind.
Bent or dented metal
Damaged metal roofing repaired or replaced.
Metal trim and gutters
Damaged metal trim and gutters repaired.
Torn or punctured flat roofs
Reseal the seams and stop the leak.
Water stains and leaks
We trace the leak back to the damage that caused it.
Photos of everything
Every damaged area documented for your records and your insurance.
What affects the cost of storm damage repair
The estimate comes from what we find. The damage assessment and estimate are free, with no obligation.
- Extent
- How much of the roof the storm damaged.
- Roof type
- Shingle, metal and flat roofs are repaired differently.
- Water damage
- Whether water has reached what is under the roof.
- Trim and gutters
- Metal trim and gutters that need repair or replacing.
- Temporary work
- Whether the roof needs a tarp while repairs are scheduled.
Storm damage roof repair across Texas
We repair hail and wind damage on homes and commercial buildings in San Antonio, Austin and 12 more Texas towns. Our home base is Boerne.
- San Antonio
- Austin
- Boerne
- Corpus Christi
- Georgetown
- Helotes
- Killeen
- McAllen
- New Braunfels
- Round Rock
- San Marcos
- Seguin
- Temple
- Waco
“They were so quick and so helpful!! Our new roof is stunning!”
Questions about storm damage restoration
Is the storm inspection free?▼
Yes. We provide a free damage assessment, photos and a no-obligation estimate. You pay for repairs only if you move forward.
Can you work with my insurance?▼
Yes. We work directly with insurance companies on storm damage restoration. We document the damage and write the estimate. See our insurance recovery page.
Do you repair roofs that weren't damaged in a storm?▼
Yes. We handle repairs, routine maintenance and replacement work on all roof types and sizes, whether or not a storm caused the damage.
Do you work on commercial buildings?▼
Yes. We restore homes, apartment complexes, retail stores, offices and industrial buildings. The inspection starts the same way on every building, with a free damage assessment and photos.
My roof isn't leaking. Should I still get it looked at?▼
Yes. Most roof damage stays hidden until a leak appears inside. Hail and wind damage often goes unnoticed, and small cracks grow into big leaks.
What is the first step if my roof is leaking?▼
Contact us for a free inspection so we can identify the leak source and recommend repair or replacement options. We'll schedule you as soon as possible.
Should I climb up and look?▼
No. Take your photos from the ground. Don't climb onto the roof. Storm damage can make a roof unsafe to walk on, so leave that part to our crew.
How soon should I report the damage?▼
Most insurance policies set deadlines for claim filing, and delays may affect coverage. Check your policy or ask your agent.
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