Texas & Oklahoma. A clearer recovery plan.

A planning region, not a damage prediction

Focus on observed roof, exterior and interior damage, not a storm report alone. These communities are examples of our national intake focus. Provider availability is reviewed for each location and scope; no local office or guaranteed response is implied.

• Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano, Frisco and Prosper
• Arlington, Midlothian, Waxahachie, Burleson and Cleburne
• Oklahoma City, Edmond, Norman, Tulsa and Broken Arrow

Document the actual loss

A hail-focused request should distinguish the roof inspection from interior restoration. Include the roof material if known, affected elevations, broken glazing, ceiling leaks and any inspection report. Never climb a roof to create a request.

Make the property complexity visible

Large homes with multiple roof sections need a clear area-by-area record. For apartments or commercial property, distinguish total building size from the damaged footprint, and separate each building or unit.

Questions before authorizing work

Temporary protection and permanent reconstruction may require separate authorizations. Ask who documents hidden damage, who coordinates roofing with interior drying, and how additional work is approved.

Use the right weather time horizon

Use the Weather Center for ZIP forecasts and active alerts. Seasonal rainfall outlooks do not predict hail at a particular property. Check the official outlook issue date and local warnings before acting.