Conroe · Montgomery County storm response
Storm Damage? Get It Documented Right.
We document the damage, provide a detailed estimate, and rebuild. Emergency tarping available day or night.
Document
Drone photos, measurements, and a complete material scope — dated and organized.
Estimate
A detailed line-item estimate of what it takes to put your home back.
Rebuild
One local crew from tarp to final walk-through.
What to do after a storm
Work the list top to bottom. Print it, save it, share it with a neighbor.
Make sure everyone is safe — stay clear of downed lines, sagging ceilings, and debris.
If water is coming in, move valuables and catch what you can; poke a small drain hole in bulging ceiling paint over a bucket.
Call Roofing 365 at 832-257-8849 for emergency tarping — day or night.
Photograph everything from the ground and indoors: ceilings, walls, yard debris, hail on the ground with something for scale.
Don't climb on the roof — that's what our drone is for.
Save receipts for any emergency measures (tarps, dry-out equipment, hotel if needed).
Get the damage professionally documented before repairs erase the evidence.
Be cautious with door-knockers: Texas law prohibits contractors from waiving deductibles or acting as your adjuster.
Documentation is the whole ballgame
Storm damage gets repaired once — but it gets argued about for months when it isn't documented. Our drone photographs every slope, every elevation, and every impact zone before anything is touched. You file the claim; we make sure nothing is missed in the scope.
Who pays my deductible?
You do — Texas law requires policyholders to pay their deductible, and any contractor who offers to waive it is breaking the law. We'll never do that, and you should walk away from anyone who offers.