Hail and Storm Damage Repair for Cypress, TX Roofs

Hail of 1.75 inches and up is the range where asphalt shingles can crack, lose granules in round patches and bruise the mat underneath. Most of that damage does not leak right away. It weakens the shingle, and water gets in months later.

Cypress roofs are not old by Texas standards. Half of the homes in ZIP 77429 were built before 2003, and half in ZIP 77433 before 2011 (U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020-2024). That works in two directions. A younger roof can take more hits, but owners also tend to assume it is fine and skip the check. Hail rarely hits only the roof. Fences, siding, window screens and cars on the driveway take hits in the same storm, and those marks help date the damage later. Learn how to identify hail damage on asphalt shingles.

Coverage depends on your policy and on what your insurance company decides after its own adjuster looks at the roof. Nobody can promise approval. What GemSco does is inspect, document the damage with photos and give you a written estimate you can share with your insurer. Our guide on roof insurance claims and the article on how a roof insurance deductible works walk through the rest.

When the roof is replaced after hail, ask about shingles rated UL 2218 Class 4 for impact resistance. They resist impact better in testing, though no shingle is hail-proof. See our storm and hail damage service for how repairs are handled.