College Station, Brazos County

Storm Damage in College Station

After a hail or wind event we come out, photograph the roof and give you a detailed written estimate you can share with your insurance company.

Stone-and-brick home among pines just after a storm, with clearing dark clouds, a wet driveway and scattered branchesIllustration

Storm Damage in College Station

Why College Station Homes Need This

Housing stock

1960s through present, with heavy growth from the 1990s onward

Common roof types

  • Architectural asphalt shingle
  • Three-tab asphalt shingle

Common storm damage issues in Brazos County

  • Rental properties with little documented maintenance history
  • Builder-grade shingle on newer construction ageing quickly in sustained heat
  • Whole subdivisions built at once reaching roof end-of-life together
  • Flashing and penetration details rushed at handover on new builds

Storm context

The Brazos Valley sees spring severe thunderstorms with hail and straight-line wind. Fewer trees on newer lots means more direct exposure to both.

Included

What's in the Job

  • We come out, measure and photograph the roof after a storm
  • A detailed, line-item written estimate you can share with your insurance company
  • Scheduling our visit around your adjuster's visit

Permits

Permits in College Station

We handle the permits a job requires. Requirements differ across our service area — we confirm what applies to your specific address rather than assuming.

FAQ

Storm Damage in College Station — Questions

Storm Damage in College Station

Free Storm Damage Estimate in College Station

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