How We Support Property Owners After a Storm
Prompt Assistance
Storm damage rarely happens on a schedule. Whether it’s an overnight leak or wind damage that compromises structural elements, our team is available around the clock to stabilize your roof, limit interior damage, and guide you through emergency steps.
Thorough Roof Inspections
Every inspection is clear, methodical, and focused on helping you understand the extent of storm impact. We check all major components, shingles or tiles, flashing, vent areas, gutters, underlayment exposure, and any signs of water entry.
Temporary Protection to Prevent Further Damage
Some roofs require immediate protective measures before full repairs can begin. We install tarps or other temporary solutions to keep water out and protect interiors while preparing a detailed repair plan.
Practical Repair & Replacement Options
Once we review the inspection results with you, we outline repair routes that fit your property, materials, and storm impact. If replacement is the better long-term option, we talk through materials that hold up well through extreme climate, including impact-resistant shingles, robust underlayment systems, and reinforced flashing designs.
Durable Roof Repairs You Can Rely On
When storm damage occurs, the quality of repairs is critical. Our crews are experienced with a wide range of roofing materials, including asphalt shingles, metal, tile, and major brands like GAF®, CertainTeed®, and Owens Corning®.
We focus on precise installation and durable materials to help your roof withstand future storms. From residential streets to historic areas, our careful approach preserves both the structural integrity and appearance of your property. This attention to detail ensures repairs are designed to handle local weather conditions while supporting long-term performance.
We Assist with Insurance Claims After Storm Damage
Navigating insurance claims after a storm can be complex and stressful. At Hargrove Roofing - Houston, we support property owners throughout the entire process. We meet your insurance adjuster onsite to review the damage, provide detailed documentation with photos and reports, and remain available to answer questions or clarify any claim requirements. This guidance allows homeowners and commercial clients to focus on recovery while we handle the communication and paperwork with insurers, helping ensure nothing is overlooked.
Common Storm Damage Observed in Houston
Houston’s climate creates unique challenges for roofs, especially during hurricane season or severe weather events.
Our team frequently observes the following:
- Wind damage. High gusts can lift shingles, loosen flashing, or shift roofing materials. Even small gaps can allow moisture to infiltrate underlying layers.
- Hail damage. Hail can dent metal, crack tiles, and bruise shingles. Damage may not be visible from the ground, which is why detailed inspections are essential.
- Water intrusion. Heavy rains can lead to pooling water, compromised seals, and leaks around vents or chimneys. Over time, water exposure can affect attic spaces or interior ceilings.
- Debris impact. Fallen branches or airborne objects can puncture roofs or displace panels, creating hidden points of entry for moisture.
Identifying these issues early reduces long-term damage and preserves the lifespan of your roof.
Choose Us for Your Roofing Needs
Clear communication has been central to us since 2017. That foundation continues to guide how we support homeowners, property managers, and business owners across Houston. We provide regular updates to keep you informed, even when there are no new developments, and maintain organized projects with defined roles and dedicated teams from start to finish. Every project is approached with care, treating your property as if it were our own.
Practical Steps to Protect Your Roof Between Storms
- Seasonal inspections. Checking your roof twice a year helps catch areas stressed by heat or previous weather.
- Gutter and downspout care. Clear drainage keeps water moving away from the roofline and reduces pressure on edges.
- Tree and yard maintenance. Trimming nearby branches lowers the chance of impact damage during high winds.
- Attic monitoring. Watching for moisture, discoloration, or musty odors gives early clues to possible leaks.
