Wind and storm claim support
Wind and Storm Damage Claims
High winds can lift shingles, tear off siding and soffits, topple fences and trees, and open the way for rain to get inside. We help policyholders document storm damage across the whole property and present a complete, well-supported claim.
Storm losses can reach well beyond the roof. We review the policy, record damage with date-stamped photos, prepare a detailed Xactimate or Symbility estimate, and communicate and negotiate with the carrier about the documented scope. Coverage depends on the policy and the cause of loss.
Damage that is easy to miss
- Lifted or creased shingles that look intact from the ground
- Damaged soffit, fascia, and flashing
- Fence, carport, and outbuilding damage
- Interior water staining from wind-driven rain
- Tree impact on roofs, gutters, and other property
A clear process
How we help
Review the policy
We check the windstorm terms, applicable deductibles, and any separate coverage that may affect the loss.
Document and estimate
We assemble date-stamped photos and a detailed Xactimate or Symbility estimate for the affected property.
Present the claim
We communicate the documented scope and negotiate with the carrier based on the policy and evidence.
Details that can affect the outcome
Water after wind
Rain may enter where wind damaged the building. Record the opening and the resulting interior damage; coverage depends on policy wording.
Separate coastal policies
Some Texas coastal properties carry separate windstorm coverage. Bring every policy to your review.
Frequently asked questions
Is wind damage covered separately from hail?
Both are often covered under the same windstorm-and-hail provision, sometimes with a separate deductible. We review your exact policy wording with you.
What should I do right after a windstorm?
Photograph everything before cleanup. Make temporary repairs to prevent further damage, such as tarping or boarding up, and keep the receipts. Report the claim promptly.
Do you handle coastal windstorm claims in Texas?
Yes. Tell us about every policy you carry, because some coastal properties have separate windstorm coverage.
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