
Storm and hail damage roofing in Conroe — documented, not guessed.
Free drone inspections, chalked hail strike grids, and straight answers about whether your roof has a claim worth filing.
Montgomery County takes hail almost every spring, and the roofs that suffer most are the ones nobody looked at afterward. Bruised shingles do not leak the week of the storm — they leak two summers later, long after the claim window has gotten hard to defend. P91 Roofing documents your roof with drone imagery and chalked test squares, shows you the evidence, and tells you honestly whether a claim is supported. We do not knock doors and we do not manufacture damage.
What we deliver
- Free storm and hail damage inspection with written findings
- Drone imagery of every slope, plus close-up strike photography
- Chalked test squares with documented strike counts per slope
- Soft metal corroboration — vents, gutters, wraps, and AC fins
- Wind damage scope verification: lifted tabs, creased shingles, missing ridge cap
- Adjuster meeting on site with our documentation in hand
- Supplemental documentation when the initial scope misses items
- 5-year P91 workmanship warranty on the repair or replacement
What hail actually does to a Conroe roof
How we document a storm claim
Wind damage is a separate scope
Honest about the claim, always
FAQ
Is the storm damage inspection really free?+
Yes. Storm and hail damage inspections in Conroe are free, including drone imagery and a written findings report. You owe nothing if the roof does not have damage worth filing on.
How do you document hail damage?+
We chalk a test square on each slope, count and photograph the strikes inside it, and pair that with drone imagery of the whole roof plus photos of soft metals — vents, gutters, window wraps, and AC fins — which corroborate the storm.
Should I file a claim before you inspect?+
Inspect first. A claim filed on a roof with no verifiable damage still lands on your record. We tell you plainly whether the evidence supports a claim before you call the carrier.
Will you meet my insurance adjuster?+
Yes. We meet the adjuster on site, walk the same slopes, and provide our photo documentation so the approved scope reflects what the roof actually needs. We document; the carrier decides.
What if the adjuster misses damage?+
We submit supplemental documentation with photos and measurements for the missed items. Most disputes come down to evidence, which is why the initial documentation matters so much.
How long after a storm can I file?+
Texas policies generally allow a filing window measured in years, but it shortens with policy language and gets harder to prove as later storms overlay the damage. Get it documented soon after the event even if you do not file immediately.