Texas Storm Center

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After a Texas Storm

Texas ranks among the highest storm-damage states in the nation. From Houston's hailstorms to DFW's severe weather outbreaks, your roof is on the front line. Stay informed and know when to act.

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Major Texas Storms

Recent storm events affecting Texas homeowners and commercial properties.

May 2024Severe

Houston Derecho

Greater Houston

Straight-line winds exceeding 100 mph swept through Greater Houston, downing thousands of trees, causing widespread power outages, and significant roof damage across Harris, Montgomery, and Fort Bend counties. Over 900,000 lost power.

  • Major wind damage to shingles and flashing
  • Tree impacts on roofs across The Woodlands and Spring
  • Widespread insurance claims filed
April 2023Major

Spring Hailstorm Outbreak

Houston Metro / DFW

Large hail (2"–3" diameter) hit multiple Houston suburban areas and DFW communities, causing extensive shingle damage. Insurance claims surged across Katy, Tomball, Conroe, and Plano.

  • Hail damage to 40,000+ homes
  • Gutters and skylights heavily impacted
  • Multiple totaled roofs in Katy and Tomball
February 2023Moderate

Winter Ice Storm

North Texas / DFW

Winter Storm Mara brought ice accumulation and freezing rain to North Texas. Ice dams, weight stress on roofs, and freeze-thaw cycles caused cracking and leaks in DFW area homes.

  • Ice dam formation causing ceiling leaks
  • Shingle cracking from freeze-thaw cycles
  • Flashing failures in older McKinney and Plano homes
August 2023Moderate

Category 1 Hurricane Remnants

Southeast Texas Coast

Tropical moisture brought sustained winds and heavy rain to the Gulf Coast and inland Texas. Houston area experienced 10"+ rainfall events with wind-driven moisture infiltrating aging roof systems.

  • Wind-driven rain infiltration at ridge caps
  • Flashing failures on older homes
  • Gutter and fascia damage throughout the region
Damage Guide

How to Identify Storm Damage

Know what to look for after a storm. When in doubt, get a free professional inspection.

Hail Damage

  • Round dents or bruising on shingles
  • Granule loss (check downspouts after storm)
  • Dented metal components (gutters, caps, vents)
  • Cracked or split shingles
  • Exposed asphalt or substrate under shingles

Wind Damage

  • Missing or lifted shingles
  • Creased or folded shingles
  • Peeling at shingle edges or corners
  • Exposed underlayment or decking
  • Debris damage from falling branches or trees

Water & Moisture Damage

  • Water stains on ceilings or attic decking
  • Mold or mildew in attic after storms
  • Sagging ceiling panels or drywall
  • Peeling paint on interior walls
  • Damaged flashing around chimneys, skylights, vents

Not sure if you have damage? Get a free professional inspection.

Insurance Claims

Our 6-Step Claims Process

FairClaims specializes in insurance claims. We guide you through every step.

1

Document the Damage

Take photos and videos immediately after the storm. Document interior damage too (stains, leaks). Keep all repair receipts for any emergency measures taken.

2

Call FairClaims for a Free Inspection

Our insurance claim specialists assess your damage, provide detailed documentation, and advise on whether filing a claim makes sense for your situation.

3

File Your Claim

Contact your insurance company to report the damage. Provide your claim number to us — we handle the rest, including communicating with your adjuster.

4

Meet the Adjuster

We attend the adjuster meeting with you to ensure all damage is properly documented and nothing is overlooked. We know what adjusters look for.

5

Review the Settlement

We review your insurance settlement to ensure it covers the full scope of necessary repairs. If it's insufficient, we help you negotiate or supplement the claim.

6

Schedule Your Project

Once approved, we order materials, schedule your installation date, and complete the project efficiently — typically in 1–3 days.

Storm Damage Questions

Don't Wait — Protect Your Home Today

Storm damage gets worse over time. A free inspection now can save thousands in future repairs.