Hail damage assessment
Bruised shingles, cracked vents and dented metal — photographed slope by slope.
Free hail and wind damage inspections, documented with dated photos and measurements you can hand straight to your insurance adjuster.
After hail or high winds, Exteriors Unlimited performs a free storm damage inspection of your roof, siding, gutters and windows. We document every impact with dated photographs, explain whether the damage is likely to qualify for an insurance claim, and can meet your adjuster on site. If there is no damage, we tell you so.
Bruised shingles, cracked vents and dented metal — photographed slope by slope.
Lifted, creased and missing shingles found before the next rain finds them.
Cracked panels, chipped fiber cement and broken seals documented alongside the roof.
Photograph any visible damage and note the date of the storm. Place tarps over active leaks if it is safe to do so. Schedule an inspection with a local, established contractor — not the first truck that knocks on your door. Then call your insurance company to open a claim if damage is confirmed. Most policies require you to report damage within a set window, often one year in Texas.
On asphalt shingles, hail leaves dark circular bruises where granules have been knocked away, sometimes with fractures in the mat underneath. On metal vents, gutters and flashing it leaves round dents. Damage is easiest to confirm up close, which is why a hands-on inspection matters.
Full roof replacement, repair and inspection for homes and light commercial buildings across Texas and Arkansas
ExploreVinyl, fiber cement and commercial siding, installed over a properly wrapped and flashed wall so the beauty you see is protecting what you don’t.
ExploreEnergy-efficient replacement windows, measured and installed by our own team
ExploreYes. Storm inspections and written findings are free, with no obligation.
Hail and wind are typically treated as weather events rather than at-fault claims, but every carrier and policy is different. Check with your agent about your specific policy.
It depends on your policy. Many Texas policies require claims within one year of the storm; Arkansas deadlines vary. Report damage as soon as it is confirmed.
A free inspection with photos of everything we find, and a written estimate you can take your time with.