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Hail, wind, and heavy rain · Carrollton, TX

Storm Damage Restoration in Carrollton, TX

When hail cracks a roof or wind drives rain through a window, water gets into attics, ceilings, and walls fast. Our storm damage restoration service in Carrollton, TX covers tarping, board-up, drying, and repairs, with photos your insurer can use.

  • Emergency roof tarping
  • Window and door board-up
  • Attic and ceiling drying
  • Storm claim photos

Storm checklist

  • Safe? Stay clear of downed lines and sagging ceilings
  • Photos: roof, windows, ceilings, and yard debris
  • Stop water: buckets, tarps, and plastic over furniture
  • Call: your insurer, then us

After a big storm, calls pile up. Call (940) 274-9880 early to get on the list.

Storm damage cleanup in Carrollton: what we do first

The first goal is to stop more water from coming in. We tarp roof openings, board broken windows and doors, and then turn to the water already inside. Wet attic insulation, stained ceilings, and soaked carpet all get measured and dried.

After a big hailstorm, every restoration company in DFW gets busy at once. From Denton, we typically reach Carrollton in 60 to 90 minutes on a normal day. After a widespread storm, it can take longer, and the dispatcher will be honest about the wait and help you protect the house until we arrive.

HAIL

Carrollton storm year

When storms hit Carrollton, and what they break

North Texas storm season is long. Here is what each part of the year tends to bring.

SeasonTypical threatCommon water damage
March to JuneHail, supercells, straight-line windCracked shingles and skylights, broken windows, attic leaks
May and JuneLong rainy spells and flash floodingRunoff into slab homes and garages, creek flooding
July to SeptemberPop-up thunderstorms, downburstsWind-driven rain through windows, tree limbs on roofs
September to NovemberA second, smaller hail and severe storm seasonRoof damage and ceiling leaks
December to FebruaryIce storms and hard freezesIce dams, burst pipes, roof leaks from ice buildup

On September 25, 2024, storm reports logged 2-inch hail near Parker Road and Midway Road, about 7 miles from central Carrollton. Fall hail does happen here.

Our services

What storm restoration covers

T

Tarping

Heavy tarps secured over damaged roof areas until your roofer can make repairs.

B

Board-up

Plywood over broken windows and doors to keep out rain, animals, and intruders.

A

Attic drying

Wet insulation removed and the attic deck and framing dried and checked.

R

Interior repairs

Ceiling drywall, texture, paint, and flooring rebuilt once everything is dry.

Large hailstones scattered across a lawn after a spring storm
Hail damage on the roof often shows up as a ceiling stain weeks later.

24/7 Emergency Line

Storm damage at your Carrollton home?

Call (940) 274-9880. We tarp, board up, and start drying 24/7.

Storm insurance claims in Carrollton

Homeowners policies generally cover wind and hail damage, including water that gets in through the opening the storm created. Many Texas policies carry a separate, higher deductible for wind and hail, often a percentage of your home’s insured value. Check your declarations page.

Rising water from a creek or street runoff is flood, which needs a flood policy. That difference matters, so we document how the water got in: roof, window, or ground level.

  • Photograph damage outside and inside before tarping or cleanup.
  • Keep receipts for tarps, buckets, hotel stays, and meals.
  • Make temporary repairs. Most policies require you to prevent further damage.
  • Get an itemized scope. We provide one in a format adjusters recognize.

Cost depends on the size of the roof opening, how much water got inside, and the repairs needed. Our claim coverage estimator can help you prepare. For more background, read why North Texas storms cause so much water damage.

Before the next storm: prep for Carrollton homes

  • Know your roof’s age. Many Carrollton roofs sit on homes from the 1970s and 1980s and have been replaced at least once. An older roof lets water in more easily after hail.
  • Trim limbs that hang over the roof. Mature trees in older neighborhoods are a common cause of roof punctures in high wind.
  • Clear gutters and downspouts so heavy rain drains away from the slab instead of pooling at the foundation.
  • Photograph your home now. Before-storm photos make hail and wind claims easier to prove.

Why Carrollton homeowners call us

We are water damage specialists first. Many storm contractors fix the roof and leave the wet insulation and drywall behind. We dry the inside to IICRC standards, then rebuild.

FAQ

Storm cleanup questions from Carrollton

Do you repair roofs?

We tarp roofs to stop leaks and repair the interior. A licensed roofer handles the permanent roof repair or replacement. We can coordinate timing with your roofer.

A ceiling stain appeared weeks after a hailstorm. Is it too late?

No, but call soon. Slow roof leaks soak insulation and can grow mold above the ceiling. We check the attic side with meters and a thermal camera.

Should I wait for the adjuster before cleanup?

No. Take photos, then protect the property. Most policies expect you to prevent further damage. Our photos and logs show the adjuster what was there.

What is a wind and hail deductible?

Many Texas policies use a separate deductible for wind and hail, often set as a percentage of your dwelling coverage. It can be much higher than your standard deductible.

Do you work with Carrollton HOAs after a storm?

Yes. Tarps and board-up are temporary and usually allowed right away. For permanent exterior changes, your HOA may want to review materials or colors, and we can share our photos and scope with them.

Can a tree through the roof be handled the same day?

We can tarp and board up once the tree is removed or made safe. For large trees on the house, a tree service usually has to go first.

Free estimate · Carrollton, TX

Get a Free Estimate in Carrollton

Tell us about the storm damage in a few quick steps. A local restoration specialist will follow up to set a time.

  • No cost, no obligation. The estimate is free.
  • Takes about a minute. Short questions, no long forms.
  • Insurance help. Ask about photo and moisture documentation for your claim.

Water coming in right now? Skip the form and call (940) 274-9880. Someone answers 24/7.