Richardson Roofing for Storm, Wind, and Hail Damage

Richardson has taken a run of storms in the last few years. From NOAA's Storm Events Database:

• April 27, 2026

  1.75-inch hail measured in Richardson, and hail up to 1.25 inches near East Spring Valley Road and South Lois Lane. If nobody has checked your roof since this spring, check your policy's reporting deadline.

• May 28, 2024

  A bow echo hit early that morning. A wind sensor at Methodist Richardson measured 83 mph, and a National Weather Service survey found winds up to 90 mph in part of the city. The worst damage ran from Hillside Avenue southeast to Bowser Road, south of Main Street. City officials reported 111 facilities with damage, and a 70-year-old live oak was uprooted onto a home.

• September 24, 2023

  Hail of 1 to 2 inches near Plano Road and Belt Line Road, with reports up to 2.25 inches, and ping pong ball-size hail falling for four minutes near South Lois Lane and Spring Valley Road.

• October 20, 2019

  The EF-3 tornado that crossed North Dallas continued into the Richland Park, Lakes of Buckingham, Richland Meadows, and College Park subdivisions. It caused widespread tree and roof damage there, and a few homes lost their entire roofs. It then turned north near Richardson Square.

• April 21, 2017

  Egg-size hail reported in Richardson.

After a windstorm like May 2024, a roof can look fine from the street and still be damaged. Winds of 80 to 90 mph can break the adhesive seal under shingle tabs, crease shingles, and loosen ridge caps without blowing anything off. Those shingles are the first to go in the next storm. Damage you can't see from the driveway still counts.

Our free inspection covers:

• Creased, lifted, or unsealed shingles, and damaged ridge caps
• Hail bruises, mat fractures, and granule loss
• Dents on vents, gutters, and flashing
• Damage from limbs or fallen trees
• Attic signs of leaks, sagging, or stained decking

You get photos and a written summary.

Ready to get started? Schedule a storm damage roof inspection or read about our roof repair services.

You file the claim with your insurer. We document the damage. We can be on site when the adjuster inspects and walk the roof with them, and your insurer decides coverage. Texas law requires you to pay your deductible, and it's illegal for a contractor to waive, rebate, or absorb it.

Learn more about our roof insurance claims assistance.

The City of Richardson requires a permit for any roof replacement or recovering, and for any repair that covers more than 25% of the total roof area. Some other details:

• Permit required. The City of Richardson requires a permit for any roof replacement or recovering, and for any repair that covers more than 25% of the total roof area.

• Roof deck and final inspections. A roof deck inspection is required when applicable, and a final inspection is required when the job is done.

• Permit must be posted before work starts. The permit has to be approved and posted at the property before work starts.

• All contractors must be registered. All contractors must be registered to work in the City of Richardson.

• Check your HOA. If your neighborhood has an HOA or deed restrictions, check them before choosing materials. Texas Property Code §202.011 generally stops an HOA from banning impact-resistant shingles that look like approved shingles and are equal or better in quality.

We serve homes on both sides of US-75, from neighborhoods near UT Dallas and CityLine along the Bush Turnpike to the Richardson Square and Huffhines Park areas, streets along Arapaho Road, Belt Line Road, Spring Valley Road, and Plano Road, and the subdivisions the 2019 tornado crossed. We also cover Plano roofing, Garland, and Dallas.

We install roofing products from Owens Corning and CertainTeed. Call or email to set up an inspection.