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Emergency tarp in 4 hours (sample)

When hail hits Dallas, we hit the roof first.

Emergency tarping around the clock, free storm inspections with photo reports, and Class 4 roofs built to take the next one.

Credentials that matter when the adjuster shows up

  • Manufacturer certifiedMaster Elite style installer (sample)
  • Class 4 specialistsImpact-rated systems
  • BBB A+ ratingSample accreditation
  • Haag certified inspectorsSample credential
  • OSHA 30 crew leadsHarnessed on every pitch
  • $2M liability coverageCertificate on request (sample)
Roofer in a safety harness securing a damaged roof

A tarp on your roof tonight, not next week

When a limb or a wind gust opens your roof, every hour of rain adds drywall, insulation and flooring to the bill. Our storm crews carry 30 by 40 foot reinforced tarps, furring strips and sandbags, and they secure tarps over the ridge so wind cannot peel them back.

  • 24/7 dispatch from the storm line
  • Tarp secured over the ridge with battens
  • Photo documentation for your claim
  • Cost credited toward your repair (sample)
Claims coordinator documenting storm damage on a clipboard

Claim help from people who used to write them

Our claims coordinator spent years as a field adjuster. We document damage slope by slope, meet your adjuster on the roof, and compare their estimate line by line so drip edge, ventilation and code items are not left out. You own the claim; we make it make sense.

  • Test square photos on every slope
  • Adjuster meeting on request
  • Supplements for missed line items
  • Plain-English depreciation walkthrough
Updated after each storm (sample data)

Hail damage map, spring 2026

Neighborhoods where our inspectors confirmed hail damage this season. Tap a neighborhood to find it on the map.

Aerial view of DFW neighborhoods used as a hail map background

Your street on this list? Hail damage is often invisible from the ground. Storm inspections are free.

8 storm damage warning signs you can check from the ground

No ladder needed. Tick what you see; if you check two or more, book a free inspection before the next storm finds the weak spot.

0 of 8 signs checked

What Dallas homeowners say after the storm

  • Hail came through on a Sunday night. A tarp crew was on the roof by 1 a.m. and they met our adjuster that Thursday. New roof in 11 days.

    Danielle OkaforLake Highlands, Dallas · Storm and hail damage

  • Tear-off started at 7, ridge vent was on by 4, and my lawn had fewer nails than before they came. Photo report hit my inbox that night.

    Marcus VillanuevaCanyon Creek, Richardson · Roof replacement

  • They found hail bruising the first roofer missed and documented it slope by slope. The claim tracker kept me from losing my mind.

    Priya RamanStarwood, Frisco · Insurance claim help

  • Honest about what insurance would and would not cover. We upgraded to Class 4 shingles and our carrier gave us a discount.

    Tom and Julie BrandtDeerfield, Plano · Roof replacement

  • Wind peeled shingles off the rake. Same-day repair, matched color, fixed price on a tablet before they touched anything.

    Luis OrtegaFirewheel, Garland · Roof repair

  • Tracked a chimney leak two other companies could not find. Took two visits, but it has been bone dry through three storms.

    Grace WhitfieldHistoric District, McKinney · Roof repair

  • Drone inspection on our concrete tile roof, no cracked tiles from people walking around. Clear report with real priorities.

    Ahmed SiddiquiLas Colinas, Irving · Roof inspections

  • Standing seam roof went on in four days. It is quiet, looks sharp and the attic runs noticeably cooler this summer.

    Kendra MitchellPreston Hollow, Dallas · Metal roofing

  • Six inch seamless gutters and guards. Last storm dumped two inches in an hour and nothing overflowed onto the patio.

    Brian NguyenValley Ranch, Irving · Gutters and guards

The crew leads who answer the storm line

Real people on your roof and on the phone. Hover or tap a portrait to meet them.

  • Portrait of Ray Castillo, Founder and storm response lead

    Twenty-two years on North Texas roofs, including every major DFW hail event since the 2012 Mother's Day storm. Haag-certified inspector (sample).

    Ray Castillo

    Founder and storm response lead

  • Portrait of Denise Harper, Insurance claims coordinator

    Former field adjuster who now helps homeowners understand scopes, supplements and depreciation in plain English.

    Denise Harper

    Insurance claims coordinator

  • Portrait of Andre Wallace, Production manager

    Schedules 40 crews across DFW and still walks every Friday roof personally. OSHA 30 certified (sample).

    Andre Wallace

    Production manager

  • Portrait of Miguel Serrano, Senior crew lead

    Leads our steep-slope and metal crews. Known for spotless job sites and perfect ridge lines.

    Miguel Serrano

    Senior crew lead

  • Portrait of Lauren Pike, Inspection manager

    Runs our drone program and writes the photo reports homeowners and adjusters rely on.

    Lauren Pike

    Inspection manager

  • Portrait of Jamal Brooks, Commercial project manager

    Handles TPO, EPDM and coating projects for retail centers, churches and offices.

    Jamal Brooks

    Commercial project manager

Questions we hear after every storm

Stay safe first. Then photograph damage, check ceilings and the attic for water, and call for a free inspection. If water is coming in, call the storm line for emergency tarping.

No. Texas law prohibits contractors from waiving, absorbing or rebating a deductible. Anyone offering to do so is putting your claim at risk.

Most DFW shingle roofs land between about $11,000 and $22,000 depending on size, pitch, layers and material (sample ranges). Try our roof cost calculator for a quick estimate.

Most homes are finished in one day. Steep, large or metal roofs can take 2 to 5 days.

Our sample target is a tarp crew on site within 4 hours across most of our service area, 24/7. During major storm events we prioritize active leaks.

See all roofing questions

Storm hit? Get eyes on your roof.

Free inspection with a photo report in 48 hours, or call the storm line for a tarp crew tonight.

4.9 average from 1,284 Dallas homeowners (sample)

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