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Gutters carry water away from the roof edge, the fascia and the foundation. When they block up before a Texas cold snap, that water backs up under the shingle line instead. What to check, and how often.
A contractor two counties away arrives days after the storm, and the claim clock has already started. What being local actually changes: response time, knowing the hail history on your street, and who picks up in eighteen months.
North Texas winters are mild until they are not. An eight-point check to run before the first hard cold front: shingles, gutters, flashing, attic ventilation, and the trees hanging over all of it.
Hail damage rarely announces itself from the ground, and in Texas the year you have to file starts on the day of the storm, not the day you notice. How storm damage actually presents, and what to do in the first week.
A sudden hard freeze stresses a roof more than a long cold season does. Sealant opens as materials expand and contract, moisture works in behind flashing, and metal components pull apart at the joints.
Storm season arrives without much notice. Seven things worth doing before it does, from clearing the downspouts to reading what your policy actually covers.
Reading about it only goes so far. Book a free inspection and we will tell you exactly what you are dealing with.