Storm Damage Help for Texas Homeowners —
Fast, Free, and Pressure-Free
After hail, wind, or water damage, Texas homeowners need fast, reliable help — not another runaround. Texas Property Help connects you with vetted, licensed contractors, insurance claim guidance, and repair financing across Texas. Free to use. No pressure.
What We Cover
How We Help Texas Homeowners After Storm Damage
From emergency storm response to long-term repair planning — explore the areas where we can connect you with guidance and resources.
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Simple Process
How Texas Property Help Works
From your first request to a resolved property issue — here's the process.
Submit Your Request
Tell us about your property issue — storm damage, roofing, HVAC, or insurance claim. Takes 2 minutes.
We Review & Match
Our team reviews your request and matches you with vetted local contractors in your area.
Get Connected
A qualified professional contacts you directly. You choose who to work with — no pressure.
Problem Solved
Your property gets the attention it needs. We follow up to make sure everything went well.
Texas Property Help is a homeowner assistance and referral platform — not an insurance company, contractor, or law firm.
Where We Serve
Serving Texas Homeowners Statewide
Whether you've had hail damage in Houston, wind damage in Dallas, or need HVAC repair after a storm in San Antonio — Texas Property Help connects you with licensed, vetted contractors and free guidance, no matter where in Texas you live.
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Real Storm Damage & Insurance Questions
Real questions from Texas homeowners navigating hail damage, adjuster disputes, and contractor decisions — answered by our team.
❓ My Allstate claim has been going 14 rounds — adjuster showed up in khakis with no gear, claim got closed below deductible, now I have open plywood on my roof. What do I do?
File a complaint with the Texas Department of Insurance (TDI) — free, takes 15 minutes, and insurers are required to respond. Document every call with date, time, and rep name. Get your contractor to write a damage assessment on letterhead showing original vs. deteriorated damage. This is textbook bad faith handling.
❓ After hail — should I call my insurance company or the roofer first?
Call a roofer first. Have a local contractor inspect and document the damage before you file a claim. If the adjuster visits without your documentation, they'll write the minimum estimate. Also: every claim goes into your CLUE report and can raise your premium 20–40% for 3–5 years.
❓ Insurance says my roof damage is wear and tear, not hail. My roofer says otherwise. What now?
Request a re-inspection and have your contractor present. Ask the adjuster specifically about 'mechanical damage' vs 'cosmetic damage' — that distinction is key for hail claims. If they still disagree, check your policy for an appraisal clause — it lets both sides hire independent appraisers without going to court.
❓ My insurer is demanding an engineering report before paying my storm claim — quoted $900+. Is this normal?
This is a known delay tactic. Ask them in writing: what exactly qualifies as the report, who can write it, and will they reimburse the cost. File a TDI complaint if they've been stalling over 30 days — Texas law requires claims to be resolved within specific timeframes.
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