Storm Damage
Storm Damage Help for Texas Homeowners
Hail, high winds, and severe weather can cause serious damage to your home. Knowing what steps to take — quickly and in the right order — can protect your property and your insurance claim.
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Hail Damage
Hail can damage roofing, gutters, siding, windows, HVAC units, and vehicles. Damage may not be visible from the ground.
Wind Damage
High winds can lift shingles, damage fascia boards, break windows, and knock down trees or fencing onto structures.
Roof Leaks
Storm-related roof leaks need prompt attention to prevent mold, structural damage, and additional interior damage.
Water Intrusion
Flooding and water intrusion from storms can damage flooring, walls, and electrical systems. Documentation is critical.
Emergency Tarping
Temporary weatherproofing after storm damage can prevent additional loss and is often a covered service under your policy.
Insurance Documentation
Gathering the right documentation — photos, inspection reports, repair estimates — is essential for a smooth claim process.
What to Do After Storm Damage
Ensure Safety First
Before inspecting damage, confirm there are no structural hazards, downed power lines, or gas leaks. Contact 911 if there is immediate danger.
Document Everything
Take photos and video of all visible damage — roof, siding, windows, interior water damage — before any cleanup or temporary repairs.
Make Temporary Repairs
Cover broken windows and active roof leaks with tarps or boards to prevent additional water intrusion. Keep all receipts.
Contact Your Insurance Company
File a claim promptly. Most policies have deadlines. Note your claim number and adjuster's contact information.
Request a Property Assessment
Use Texas Property Help to request a referral for a professional damage assessment to support your insurance documentation.
Disclaimer: Texas Property Help is a homeowner assistance and referral platform. We are not an insurance company, insurance agent, or public adjuster. We do not guarantee claim approval, coverage amounts, or outcomes. All insurance decisions are made solely by your insurance company. Consult a licensed public adjuster or attorney for formal claims assistance.
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