Storm & Hail Damage Roofs in Flower Mound, TX
Spring storms in Flower Mound, TX can bring hail, strong gusts and now and then a tornado, and roofs across Denton County take the brunt. If you think yours was hit, send a request and one independent local roofer will look it over and put the findings in writing.
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After the Storm Passes
According to the National Weather Service, a tornado came down in the western part of Flower Mound on the evening of April 24, 2007, close to Grapevine Lake. Rated EF-0, with winds the agency put at 80 to 85 mph, it ran roughly 2.5 miles, leaving roof damage across several neighborhoods.
A hailstorm on the evening of June 11, 2023 hit Flower Mound and nearby towns, and local news reports describe damage to homes and cars. On May 28, 2024, the state climate office's summary says, a fast-moving storm line swept damaging wind over the Dallas–Fort Worth area, with gusts topping 75 mph at the region's airports.
Winter can do harm too: in February 2021, DFW Airport bottomed out at -2°F on February 16, spent 139 straight hours at or under freezing and collected 5.0 inches of snow. A cold snap like that doesn't prove your roof was hurt, but it makes a careful look sensible.
What Gets Done
Storm & Hail Damage Price Ranges
If the whole roof must come off, start with these 2026 installed averages across Texas from one published guide; they are not local prices. Steep roofs, extra layers and soft decking raise a total.
| Cost row | Figure | Source (year) |
|---|---|---|
| Texas 3-tab shingles, per sq ft | about $4.35 | RoofObservations, 2026 |
| Texas architectural shingles, per sq ft | about $4.80 | RoofObservations, 2026 |
| Texas premium shingles, per sq ft | about $5.95 | RoofObservations, 2026 |
| Texas exposed-fastener metal, per sq ft | about $6.45 to $8.05 | RoofObservations, 2026 |
| Texas standing-seam metal, per sq ft | about $9.95 to $12.40 | RoofObservations, 2026 |
See the cost guide for what else moves the price.
What to Expect
- Stay off the roof. From the ground, take dated photos of dented gutters, AC fins, screens and cars, any shingles in the yard and any ceiling stains.
- Send a request through the form. One independent local roofer follows up to set a time.
- The roofer inspects the roof and gives you a written estimate.
- You decide whether to open a claim with your insurer.
- Before signing, confirm who applies for the Town permit a replacement needs, and get HOA approval if the roof's look will change.
Why Start Your Request Here
Your request goes to a single roofer, not to a crowd of companies chasing the same job. This site only makes referrals: it does no roof work, quotes no prices and keeps out of insurance claims. The roofer who receives your request pays this site a fee, and you are never charged or offered anything. Before hiring, check that the company appears on the Town of Flower Mound's monthly registered-contractor list (the Town endorses none of them) and ask for proof of liability insurance.
Insurance, Adjusters and Paperwork
Under Texas law, the deductible is yours to pay. No roofer may waive it, swallow it or hand part of it back, and a roofing contract paid by insurance has to include a notice spelling out that rule.
A roofer can document damage and write an estimate, but it may not act or advertise as your public adjuster on a home it is repairing. The Texas Department of Insurance licenses public adjusters. Your claim is handled by you and your insurer, or by a public adjuster or attorney you hire yourself.
Claim questions can go to the Texas Department of Insurance; a business-practice complaint belongs with the Consumer Protection Division of the Texas Attorney General.
Questions Homeowners Ask
Does a hailstorm mean my roof needs replacing?
Not always. Plenty of roofs come through a storm with minor marks or none at all. Damage is hard to judge from the yard, so a close look by a roofer is the way to know. When damage covers most slopes, replacement may beat patching.
Can a roofer cover my deductible or take it off the price?
No. In Texas a roofer cannot waive your deductible, eat the cost of it or pay any of it back, and dressing that up as a discount or bonus work counts too. When insurance pays, the contract must say so in a notice. Treat any such offer as a reason to look elsewhere.
Do I need a permit after storm damage?
For a full replacement, yes. The Town of Flower Mound's guidance requires a permit to replace a roof, and the work must meet the Town's current codes. That page puts the permit on the homeowner, but roofers usually apply, so ask who will. For smaller repairs, ask the Town's Building Inspections Department.
Do impact-rated shingles make sense after hail?
They are worth asking about. Under Texas law, most HOAs cannot forbid Class 4 impact-resistant shingles that resemble what is on the roof now, though the HOA can ask for a match. Some insurers knock something off the premium for a Class 4 roof and set the amount themselves, so ask yours.
You May Also Need
For limited damage, see roof repair; for a whole new roof, read about full roof replacement and the Texas roofing rules.
Find Out If the Storm Hit Your Roof
The answer comes from a roofer up close, not from guesswork. Fill in the short form, and one independent local roofer will arrange a visit, check for damage and give you a written estimate. Many roofers charge nothing for this; ask first.