No-obligation Inspection
No-obligation Inspection | Storm Damage Restoration | Roofing | Georgetown
When hail or high winds batter Georgetown, HEP’s roofing team arrives fast with a free, no-obligation inspection that puts your mind at ease before you ever sign a contract. Our local experts climb the roof, document every shingle and flashing issue, and explain—in plain English—what your insurance adjuster needs to see. You get clear photos, honest advice, and a written estimate, all without pressure.
From emergency tarping to full roof replacement, we handle every detail of storm damage restoration, coordinating directly with insurers so you don’t have to. Count on responsive communication, premium materials, and workmanship backed by lifetime guarantees—plus the friendly service you expect from a neighbor. Schedule your no-obligation inspection today and let HEP restore your home, your comfort, and your peace of mind.
FAQs
What does your no-obligation roof inspection in Georgetown include?
Our complimentary inspection starts with a full visual survey of the entire roofing system—shingles, flashing, vents, gutters, chimney and skylight seals. We also check the attic for moisture, insulation damage and deck movement. High-resolution photos and drone imagery are taken to document hail impacts, wind lift or punctures. When we’re finished, you’ll receive a written digital report, a clear explanation of any issues found and a recommended plan of action with an itemized estimate. No contracts or deposits are required at this stage.
Why is it important to schedule a storm-damage inspection even if my roof looks fine from the ground?
Hail and high winds often create damage that isn’t visible without close inspection—cracked shingle mats, bruised granules or displaced flashing that eventually allow water intrusion. Insurance policies usually give homeowners a limited window (often 6–12 months) to file a claim after the storm date, so documenting damage early protects your eligibility for coverage. Catching problems quickly also prevents secondary issues like mold, rotten decking or interior drywall repairs, saving you thousands of dollars.
How fast can your team respond after a storm hits Georgetown?
We maintain a local emergency response crew that can be on-site within 24 hours—or sooner during widespread events. If active leaks are present, we provide temporary tarping or board-up services at no charge while your claim is processed. Because we’re Georgetown-based, we’re familiar with county permitting offices and can expedite permits once repairs are approved.
Will you help me with the insurance claim process?
Absolutely. We create a photo-rich inspection report and a detailed Xactimate estimate formatted the same way adjusters use. If you choose us for the repairs, we’ll meet the adjuster on-site to point out damage, negotiate for code-required items and handle supplement requests. All you’re responsible for is your policy deductible—no hidden or surprise costs.
What warning signs of storm damage should I watch for on my own roof?
Outside, look for missing or creased shingles, shiny spots where granules are gone, dimples on metal vents, bent gutters, or shards of shingles in the yard. Inside, check ceilings for new water rings, peeling paint or musty odors in the attic. If you notice excessive granules in downspouts after heavy rain, hail may have bruised the shingle surface. Any of these signs merit a professional inspection.
How much will storm-damage restoration cost and how soon can the work start?
The inspection and documentation are 100 % free. If an insurance claim is approved, the carrier typically pays for all storm-related repairs except your deductible, which in Texas is usually 1 % or 2 % of the home’s insured value. Out-of-pocket prices for uninsured repairs range from $350 for minor flashing fixes to $12,000+ for a full roof replacement on an average 2,000-sq-ft home. Once we have carrier approval, most roof replacements can be scheduled within 7–10 business days and installed in one to two days, weather permitting.