Storm damage repair
Hail damage or a leaking roof? Call first.
If a storm just took shingles off your roof or water is coming in, call now — storm-damage requests route first, and we'll connect you with an independent local roofing pro. Prefer to type it out? Request service online instead.
SummitCrest connects you with independent local roofing professionals. It does not perform roofing work itself.
Triage
Is it urgent right now?
Yes — call now
- Water actively coming in — contain it and call now
- Large sections of missing shingles after a storm
- A fallen tree limb on or through the roof
- Visible sagging in the roofline or ceiling
No — steady situation
- A few missing or lifted shingles, no leak yet
- Granule buildup in gutters after a storm
- An aging roof you want inspected before the next storm season
- You want a second opinion or a planned replacement
Roof storm damage means hail, wind, or fallen debris has compromised your roof — missing shingles, bruised or cracked shingles, damaged flashing, or water coming in. In that situation, contain the water if you can do so safely (buckets, moving valuables), keep everyone clear of sagging areas, and call. If a tree limb has come through the structure, stay out from under it.
SummitCrest Roofing is a free referral service — we don't perform roofing work ourselves. When you call, we connect you with an independent local roofing pro; storm-damage requests route first for hail damage, missing shingles, and leaks.
On arrival
What the roofer does first
The first visit follows a fixed order — document the damage, stop active water, explain the fix.
Documents the damage
The roofer photographs everything — missing shingles, hail bruising, flashing, and any interior water marks — so there's a clear record before anything is touched.
Stops active water first
If water is getting in, the immediate job is containment: temporary covering over the damaged area until a permanent repair can be scheduled.
Explains repair vs. replace
Localized damage or a worn-out roof, laid out in plain language with what drives the cost — before any work starts.
Gets it done
The repair or replacement is done, tested against the next rain, and cleaned up. Any warranty comes from the roofer — get it in writing.
Covered now
Services that handle storm damage
These are the calls roofers take first when water is getting in or the roof is compromised.
Where
Storm coverage across Dallas–Fort Worth
Pros in our network take storm calls across the DFW metro, including:
Request storm help
Describe what's happening — storm-damage requests route first for hail damage, missing shingles, and leaks.
SummitCrest connects you with independent local roofing professionals. It does not perform roofing work itself.
Storm Damage FAQs
Pros quote the job themselves — we never set prices or quote sight unseen. Cost factors a pro considers include the roof's size and pitch, the material you choose, the condition of the decking and flashing, access, and timing, since emergency tarping and storm-season scheduling can affect availability.
No. SummitCrest Roofing is a free referral service. We connect you with up to three independent local roofing professionals, and you work directly with the pro you choose. We do not employ roofers, own trucks, hold licenses, or perform roofing work ourselves.
We connect homeowners with independent roofing professionals across Dallas–Fort Worth, TX — from Dallas and Fort Worth to Arlington, Plano, Irving, Garland, Frisco, McKinney, Denton, and the surrounding suburbs. Enter your ZIP on any location page to check coverage in your area.
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Storm damage won't wait. Make the call.
Tell us what's happening and we'll connect you with an independent local roofing pro — storm-damage requests route first.