Storm & Hail Damage
North Texas hail specialists — we work directly with your insurance carrier.
Overview
Richardson, Plano, and the rest of DFW sit dead-center in hail alley. Spring storms regularly drop 1–3 inch hail and 60+ mph winds, leaving thousands of roofs with damage the average homeowner simply can't see from the driveway. After every major storm 360 Innovations mobilizes fast — free inspections, photo and measurement documentation, claim filing help, and an on-roof meeting with your adjuster so nothing gets lowballed. Restoration is built to manufacturer spec under the approved claim, with supplements filed for any hidden damage. You only pay your deductible.
Our process
Inspect
Detailed photo report of every hail hit, wind-lifted shingle, dented soft metal, and damaged screen.
File
We help open the claim with your carrier and prep you for the questions they'll ask.
Meet adjuster
On-site representation so soft metals, screens, gutters, and shingles all get counted.
Restore
Full replacement built to the approved scope — typically 1–2 days, supplements filed for hidden damage.
Close out
Final invoices to the carrier, deductible collected, warranties registered.
FAQ
Will filing a hail claim raise my rates?+
Hail and storm claims are 'Acts of God' and generally don't raise individual rates. Your carrier may adjust rates across a ZIP code regardless of whether you file.
How long after the storm should I get inspected?+
Inside 30 days is ideal. Texas gives you 12 months from the date of loss, but waiting weakens your claim as new weather covers the evidence.
My claim was already denied — can you help?+
Often yes. We review the denial letter and, in many cases, a re-inspection with our representation overturns the decision.
Do you charge for inspections or adjuster meetings?+
Never. Inspections, photo reports, claim assistance, and adjuster meetings are always free. You only pay your deductible on an approved claim.
Ready for a 360° roof you can trust?
Free inspection. Honest scope. Crews on the roof — not high-pressure salespeople in your living room.