Yes. On September 1, 2019 Texas State Law (HB 2102) went into effect. This law states that no homeowner or contractor can willingly or knowingly use insurance funds to pay for a homeowners insurance claim. The deductible is the full responsibility of the homeowner. Read more about “eating deductibles” on our FAQ page.

No. The only time your rates increase is when a catastrophic storm hits. The rates would only increase if a certain amount of damage is claimed throughout multiple zip codes (which is a rare event).

Once the insurance company has left you the claim paperwork, we will sit down with you and discuss the entire process with you from beginning to end. The homeowner is only out the amount of the deductible per Texas Law. The only reason the homeowner should be out of pocket any additional money is due to a roof upgrade chosen by the homeowner.

Yes, we offer financing via Wisetack, click here to prequalify.

Not exactly. The insurance companies are looking for a true roofing contractor (with insurance) to start and complete the work. The install part of the roof is also a very important factor. If the shingles, starter, ridge, accessories, etc., are installed incorrectly, the roofing manufacturer will not warranty the roof. The debris removal, clean up and final inspections are all part of the process, from beginning to end. Let us sit down with you and explain the process, so much of this business is educating the homeowner.