Storm damage roof repair in North Texas.

North Texas storm season doesn't take a break. Between March and October, most Collin County homes see at least one wind or hail event that damages the roof. Homebase handles the whole restoration — from a plastic tarp Sunday night to the final shingle on the ridge cap.

Types of storm damage we restore

• Wind damage — lifted or missing shingles, broken sealant strips, torn flashing.
• Hail damage — see the dedicated hail damage page.
• Tree-limb strikes — punctures, broken decking, torn shingles. Emergency tarping first, then structural repair.
• Driving-rain leaks — wind-driven rain finds every weak flashing. We diagnose the exact entry point, not the ceiling stain.
• Ice and freeze damage — Texas ice storms crack pipe boots and lift shingles when trapped water refreezes.

What to do in the first 24 hours after a storm

1. Take photos from the ground. Gutters, downspouts, fence tops, siding, cars, screens. Time-stamped.
2. Cover interior water damage — buckets, plastic sheeting, move furniture.
3. Call us for a free inspection — book online or dial (945) 298-3335. We tarp same-day for active leaks.
4. Do not sign anything on your porch from a roofer you've never heard of. Storm chasers work fast on purpose.
5. Wait to file insurance until you have a written inspection report in hand.

How we handle the insurance side

Storm claims live and die on documentation. We photograph every square, mark every impact with chalk before shooting the photos, and give the adjuster a written scope in the language their software expects. When the initial scope comes back short, we submit supplements with code references and photos until the settlement covers the actual work. See the insurance claims page for the full walkthrough.

Frequently asked storm damage questions