Roof Repair
Sometimes, a leak or other roof problem is the result of a small, localized piece of roof damage. In these cases, a simple roof repair job by an experienced roofer will do the trick.
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In Texas, predicting when the next hail storm will hit can be impossible. After such an event, it’s crucial to identify and repair any damage the hail may have caused your roof before the next bout of rain occurs. If you’re concerned your roof may have sustained damage during the storms, our storm and hail damage inspection can help identify the damage and repair it as quickly as possible.
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Most roofing systems in use today are built to stand up to all kinds of weather, hail included. Since hail is one of the most common causes for roof damage, roofing material manufacturers often test their materials against various sizes of hail stones to determine the material’s hail resistance on a scale from 1 to 4. In the real world, however, even a roof with the highest hail resistance rating is far from invulnerable to damage.
This is especially true in the long term. Minor damage can go unnoticed and worsen over time, finally reaching a tipping point after a large storm. If your roof hasn’t been serviced in a while, it will be especially vulnerable to a hail storm due to the small bits of wear and tear that may have added up over time. It’s important to spot this damage and get it taken care of before your roof starts to leak.
Depending on the severity, hail damage can sometimes be easy to spot from ground level. If the impacting hail stones are golf-ball sized or larger, then you’ll most likely see obvious damage to your gutters, siding, window shutters, and other parts of the home. In this case, you can be sure that your roof has also sustained damage, even if you can’t obviously tell from a quick glance.
With hail stones smaller than a golf ball, on the other hand, the damage can often be impossible to see from ground level. Smaller hail stones may not leave any obvious dents or dings anywhere on your home, much less. The only way to tell for sure is to climb up onto the roof and inspect it up close, but this is never an advisable thing to do for anyone with tiled or shingled roofs. It’s especially dangerous after a hail storm, when your roof may suffer from loosened tiles or even roof deck damage.
The much safer and more reliable option is to leave the up-close inspection to a reputable professional roofer who knows what to look for, how to handle the danger, and how to most efficiently repair any damage that may be present. At Cox Brothers Roofing, each of our experienced roofers is trained to safely conduct a roof inspection to determine the presence and severity of hail and other types of weather damage. With their expertise, you’ll know right away how extensive or simple the repair job may be.
We can provide roof photos and a written estimate for any needed work. You can share these records with your insurer, which decides what your policy covers.
A. After severe weather such as strong winds or hail, you may not be able to notice the damage done to your roof from ground level. Seeing shingles on the ground, however, is a clear indication that damage was done. If your roof is missing shingles, it could very well leak during the next storm. This makes it important that you have a professional roofer inspect the damage and assess the best course of action to keep your roof in top shape.
A. Coverage depends on the cause of the damage and your policy. A new roof is not covered just because the old one needs replacing. Ask your insurer about coverage, your deductible and reporting rules. We can inspect the roof and give you photos and a repair estimate.
A. Even if you can’t see any damage to your roof, it’s still a good idea to get your roof inspected after a hailstorm comes through. Cox Brothers Roofing offers free roof inspections. Our roofers always communicate clearly with homeowners about any repairs that may be necessary. If your roof doesn’t need any work, we’ll let you know so you can move on without worrying about the roof over your head.
A. Wind can lift, loosen or tear off roof materials. Hail can crack, dent or wear away parts of a roof surface. Either can affect one area or several. An inspection helps show what needs repair; the type of storm alone does not decide whether you need a new roof.
A. Stay clear of sagging ceilings, fallen wires and water near electrical fixtures. Call 911 if there is an immediate threat to life. Ask a roofer about temporary protection once it is safe to work. Stay off the roof and contact your insurer about the damage.
Hail coverage depends on your policy and the damage. Ask your insurer about your deductible, reporting rules and any limits. Cox Brothers Roofing can inspect the roof and explain needed repairs. We do not file your claim or negotiate your settlement.
Report damage promptly and ask your insurer what to do next. Do not assume every policy has the same deadline. Arrange an inspection and get help with active leaks as soon as it is safe. Keep photos and receipts for temporary repairs.
Read the quote and contract before you sign. Check references and current proof of insurance. Avoid blank contracts and offers to waive your deductible. Texas law bars contractors from waiving, rebating or absorbing it.
We can explain the damage and the work in our estimate. Ask your insurer about coverage and payment. You may owe your deductible plus costs the policy does not cover. A roof inspection does not guarantee that a claim will be approved.
Sometimes, a leak or other roof problem is the result of a small, localized piece of roof damage. In these cases, a simple roof repair job by an experienced roofer will do the trick.
Learn about roof repairs →
Most roof damage is invisible from the ground, but accessing your roof can be a dangerous task. Leave the up-close inspection to our professional roofers who have the skills and technology for the job.
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If repairs are no longer enough, we can explain your roof replacement options. We provide a written estimate and can share roof photos and findings for your records. Your insurer decides what your policy covers.
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