Storm restorations, before and after
Six recent DFW projects with the numbers that matter: squares, days on the roof, materials and what we changed. Sample case studies.
Lake Highlands hail rebuild
A 1.75 inch hail event split shingles across all six slopes. We tarped overnight, met the adjuster, supplemented missing drip edge and ridge vent, and rebuilt in one day.
- Emergency tarp within 3 hours
- Adjuster meeting and supplement
- Tear-off of 2 layers
- 8 sheets of new decking
- Class 4 shingles and ridge vent
All case studies
- Storm and hail damage
Lake Highlands hail rebuild
Dallas · 34 squares · 1 day · Class 4 architectural shingles
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Roof replacementCanyon Creek mid-century replacement
Richardson · 27 squares · 2 days · Architectural shingles + TPO porch
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Insurance claim helpStarwood Class 4 upgrade
Frisco · 41 squares · 1 day · Class 4 designer shingles
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Metal roofingPreston Hollow standing seam
Dallas · 48 squares · 4 days · 24 gauge standing seam
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Roof repairFirewheel wind damage repair
Garland · 6 squares · 1 day · Matched architectural shingles
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Roof inspectionsLas Colinas tile restoration
Irving · 52 squares · 3 days · Concrete tile + new underlayment
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More from the storm desk
Real storm restorations across DFW: squares, days on the roof and what changed. Figures are sample project data.
- Roofs rebuilt after hail, 2025 (sample)
- 1,960
- Median days on the roof
- 1
Lake Highlands hail rebuildDallas · 34 squares · 1 dayCanyon Creek mid-century replacementRichardson · 27 squares · 2 daysStarwood Class 4 upgradeFrisco · 41 squares · 1 dayPreston Hollow standing seamDallas · 48 squares · 4 daysFirewheel wind damage repairGarland · 6 squares · 1 day
Want results like these?
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)