Hail, wind, and heavy rain · Coppell, TX
Storm Damage Restoration in Coppell, TX
Hail cracked the roof, wind drove rain under the shingles, and now the ceiling is wet. Our storm damage restoration crews in Coppell, TX tarp the opening, dry the attic and rooms below, and document it all for your claim.
- Emergency tarping and board-up
- Attic and ceiling drying
- Storm claim photos
- Repairs after drying
Storm damage cleanup in Coppell starts at the roof
Most storm water enters a Coppell home from above. Hail bruises shingles, wind lifts them, and then the next rain finds the gap. Water runs along the roof deck, soaks attic insulation, and shows up as a ceiling stain a day or two later.
The ground is the second path. Heavy downpours can overwhelm yard drains and push runoff toward garages and slab-level doors, especially on lots that slope toward Denton Creek or Grapevine Creek.
Our storm damage cleanup covers both. We stop more water from getting in, remove what is already inside, and dry the structure before mold has a chance.
Recent local reports
Hail around Coppell in the last few seasons
Storm reports from the cities that ring Coppell show how often large hail passes close by.
| Date | Reported near | Hail size |
|---|---|---|
| May 23, 2026 | Carrollton | 1.5 in (ping pong ball) |
| April 28, 2026 | Southlake | 1.25 in (half dollar) |
| March 25, 2025 | Irving | 1.5 in (ping pong ball) |
| May 27, 2024 | Euless | 2.75 in (baseball) |
| May 22, 2024 | Lewisville | 1.75 in (golf ball) |
From public storm report archives compiled for the Coppell area. Hail over about 1 inch is where roof damage becomes common.
After the storm passes
Your first hours after storm damage
- Right awayStay clear of downed lines and report outages to Oncor. If water is near outlets or the panel, keep out of that area.
- First 30 minutesPut buckets under drips and poke a small hole in a sagging, bulging ceiling spot to drain it safely into a bucket.
- First hourPhotograph the roof from the ground, the ceilings, and any broken windows. Call us for tarping and water removal.
- Same dayCall your insurer and get a claim number. Keep receipts for any emergency supplies.
- Next 2 to 4 daysAttic and room drying with daily readings, then a repair plan once everything is dry.
What we handle
Storm damage restoration services
Tarping and board-up
Roof tarps over damaged areas and plywood over broken windows, done as soon as it is safe to climb.
Attic drying
Wet insulation removed and bagged, roof deck and framing dried, and ceiling cavities checked with a thermal camera.
Runoff cleanup
Extraction of muddy water from garages and rooms, disinfection, and drying of walls and slab edges.
Claims and permits
Insurance and repair notes for Coppell storm losses
Wind and hail are usually covered perils on a homeowners policy, and interior water that comes through the storm opening is often covered with them. Rising water from outside is flood, which needs separate flood coverage. Many Texas policies carry a separate wind and hail deductible, so check yours.
Roof work in Coppell requires a building permit, and so does window replacement. Drying and tarping do not. We document the interior damage, and your roofer or our rebuild team handles the permitted work.
Get a rough number with the water damage cost calculator, and read why North Texas storms cause so much water damage.
What storm season looks like in Coppell
Coppell’s severe weather season peaks in spring and early summer, when lines of thunderstorms cross the Metroplex in the afternoon and evening. The city sounds its outdoor warning sirens when a tornado threat calls for shelter, and it sends weather alerts through NotifyCoppell.
The storms that cause water damage are rarely the tornadoes. They are the hail cores that pass over Grapevine, Southlake, Irving, and Carrollton, and the slow storms that dump inches of rain in an hour. On older roofs, worn flashing around vents, chimneys, and valleys is where wind-driven rain usually gets in.
After the storm, report power outages to Oncor and gas smells to Atmos Energy before anyone starts cleanup.
Why Coppell homeowners call us after a storm
- We answer during the storm. Our line has a live dispatcher 24/7, including the nights when every roofer’s phone is full.
- Realistic timing. Crews typically reach Coppell in 60 to 90 minutes. After a big hail day it can take longer, and we will say so.
- Water focus. Roofers fix the roof. We make sure the attic, walls, and floors are actually dry before anyone closes them up.
Sign up for NotifyCoppell, the city’s alert system, to get storm warnings by text or email before the next line of storms arrives.
Also in Coppell
More Coppell restoration services
Learn more about our storm damage restoration service or visit the Coppell restoration hub. We also do storm cleanup in Lewisville, Carrollton, and Flower Mound.
FAQ
Coppell storm damage questions
My ceiling is bulging with water. What should I do?
Move furniture out from under it, put a bucket below, and make a small hole at the lowest point to let the water drain in a controlled way. Then call us to dry the attic and ceiling.
Can you tarp my roof the same day?
In most cases, yes, once lightning has passed and the roof is safe to walk. On big hail days we prioritize active leaks.
Is water from a hail-damaged roof covered by insurance?
Often, yes, because it enters through damage caused by a covered storm. Check your wind and hail deductible and your policy terms.
Does storm runoff in my garage count as flood?
Surface water from outside is usually treated as flood and excluded from standard homeowners policies. A flood policy covers it. We clean it up either way.
Do I need a permit for storm repairs in Coppell?
Roof replacement and window replacement need a city permit. Tarping, water removal, and drying do not.