Expert storm damage repair Houston TX for your home

Storm Problem

Wind-Lifted and Blown-Off Shingles

High winds get under shingle tabs and break the factory seal. Once bent upward, the internal fiberglass mat snaps, creating a dark crease across the top. Even if the tab lays back down, the seal is broken and the next driving rain will push water directly underneath.

Our Repair

We break the seal of the course above with a flat bar, pull the loose nails cleanly, slide in matching shingles, and nail them securely into solid decking using manufacturer-specified wind fastening patterns.

Storm Problem

Hail Strikes and Crushed Shingle Mats

Hail impact knocks off protective mineral granules and fractures the asphalt substrate beneath. These bruised spots are rarely visible from the yard, but the exposed asphalt bakes under the Houston sun, dries out, and turns into active leak paths over time.

Our Repair

We inspect slopes, valley metal, downspouts, and vents. If impacts are isolated to a windward slope, we replace the bruised tabs. If fractures are widespread, we document the impact density per test square with close-up photos for your records.

Storm Problem

Displaced and Torn Metal Flashing

High winds and flying debris pull aluminum step flashing and counterflashing away from sidewalls, brick chimneys, and dormers. Once transition metal is displaced, wind-driven rain runs directly behind exterior siding and onto ceiling framing joists.

Our Repair

We remove the damaged metal, inspect the wood decking and framing behind the joint for trapped moisture, and install heavy-gauge metal step and counterflashing properly embedded into masonry joints or behind exterior house wrap.

Storm Problem

Cracked Plumbing Pipe Boots and Penetrations

Hailstones, wind vibration, and small debris readily crack weathered plastic pipe jacks and dent thin metal box vents. When the rubber collar on a plumbing vent splits, water channels directly down the outside of the PVC pipe and into interior wall cavities.

Our Repair

We pull back the surrounding shingles, remove the broken boot, install a new heavy-duty jack with an all-metal base and UV-resistant collar, and re-shingle the perimeter so water sheds cleanly down the plane.

Storm Problem

Active Roof Leaks After Heavy Rain

A ceiling water ring or drip rarely sits directly below the roof defect. Water enters through broken seals or flashing upslope, runs down rafters or decking seams, and drips at the lowest drywall seam or light fixture.

Our Repair

We trace the water trail across the decking to its actual exterior source. We strip the compromised section down to wood, replace soaked underlayment, check for rot, and rebuild the detail with new shingles and metal.

Storm Problem

Hidden Decking Damage from Tree Limbs & Debris

Heavy branches can strike a roof deck and bounce off without leaving a noticeable tear in the top shingle layer. Underneath, the plywood sheathing can be fractured, splintered, or dislodged from the rafters, leaving the deck structurally weak.

Our Repair

We remove the shingles around the impact zone, inspect the rafters, cut fractured plywood back to the center of the framing, install solid matching CDX plywood, and rebuild the waterproofing layers.

Storm Problem

Blown-Off Ridge Caps and Damaged Edge Metals

Ridge lines sit at the highest point of the roof and take the hardest wind updrafts. When ridge caps blow away, rain drives straight into the attic ventilation slot. Bent drip edge along eaves allows runoff to curl back and rot your wood fascia boards.

Our Repair

We rebuild the ridge line with high-wind impact-resistant cap shingles fastened with ring-shank nails, replace damaged perimeter drip edge, and secure gutter brackets so storm runoff drains away from the foundation.