06/03/2026
Texas weather is such a roller coaster. We can have record rainfall, hurricane-force winds, and what feels like non-stop storms and flooding all in the same week. Top that off with the fact that there is no true "hail season," because our weather can be crazy ANY time of year, and you have some confusing weather and confused homeowners.
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But all of that confusion aside, as a homeowner, you really only need to know that not all storms are going to damage your roof. In fact, a lot of the storms we’ve had this year, while awful, haven’t been damage-producing.
Here are three factors that influence a storm’s damage potential.
1-SIZE. Nickel and dime-sized hail aren’t going to do it. A good rule of thumb to follow is if you have hail baseball size or larger, you're likely to have damage to your house and structures.
2–DURATION. If a storm with ping pong ball-sized hail lasts 10 minutes or longer, you’re likely to have damage. The longer the storm, the more your likelihood increases.
3-WIND. While not technically hail-related, if you experienced hurricane-force winds without hail, there's a chance you have damage as well.
Sound complicated?
That’s why inspections are free. If you suspect you’ve had large enough hail, long enough hail, or high winds, call me. I’ll come out and confirm if you’ve got damage or not.
And don’t worry. I’m honest about the damage and will tell you if you don’t need to file a claim (peek my profile for tons of reels of this in action).
DM, text, or call anytime. 469.213.0249
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