After a hailstorm or a line of high wind moves through Grapevine, the roof is usually the part of the house that took the most and shows the least. KPost has repaired and replaced storm-damaged roofs across North Texas since 2004, with more than 400 employees and 60 specialized crews, and our storm work starts the same way every time: stop any active water, document what the storm did, then scope the repair once the roof is dry and the damage is understood.
Our experienced roofing specialists receive consistent safety training and use the highest quality equipment with every job, and our company ranks as a Top 100 Roofing Contractor. Hurricanes and other types of rainstorms are common in the Southwest, and unpredictable storms can affect even the most durable roofs.
At KPost Company, our storm damage repair services can help reinforce your existing roof and structure so it’s better prepared for the next wave of severe weather. Contact us today to learn more!
Key Takeaways
- Hail damage often looks like nothing from the ground. Stone can crack the shingle mat without breaking the surface. The damaged spots fail a season or two later.
- Wind damage can hide too. Shingles lifted by a gust can settle back flat with broken seal strips, which leaves them loose for the next storm.
- Restoration is not always replacement. Damage confined to a slope or two can sometimes be repaired, provided the existing shingles can still be matched.
- Read the wind and hail terms in your policy. Many Texas policies carry a separate deductible or exclusions for wind and hail, and those terms shape the claim more than the damage does.
- Stay off a storm-damaged roof. Bruised, granule-covered shingles are slick, and soft decking underneath can give way without warning.