Golf ball hail makes headlines, but smaller hail causes real damage too. Here is what Central Texas homeowners need to know about how hail destroys a roof over time.


Golf ball hail makes headlines, but smaller hail causes real damage too. Here is what Central Texas homeowners need to know about how hail destroys a roof over time.

Your roof might look fine after a storm — but looks don’t tell the whole story. Here’s what homeowners in San Marcos, Kyle, and Buda miss when they skip the inspection.

Central Texas got hit with rain and thunderstorms Wednesday. Here is what homeowners in San Marcos, Kyle, New Braunfels, and Buda should check before assuming everything is fine.

Most homeowners file one or two insurance claims in their lives. Most roofers have filed hundreds. That experience gap matters — especially when the adjuster arrives. Here is how the process actually works.

Hill Country homes deal with weather patterns, roofing materials, and terrain that require a different inspection eye. Here’s what Wimberley and Dripping Springs homeowners should know heading into storm season.

Hail damage does not look like much from the driveway. But what last week’s storm left behind in Kyle and Buda is structural — and it starts a clock. Here’s what homeowners should do this week.

A rainy stretch is one of the best times to check your roof for hidden damage. Here are five signs San Marcos homeowners should never ignore after a heavy rain.

Spring is the best time to inspect your roof in Central Texas. Before summer heat sets in, a Divided Sky free inspection catches what winter and hail season left behind.

Central Texas homeowners wait too long after storms. Here’s why a pre-storm inspection from a GAF Master Elite contractor can save you thousands.

Most Texas homeowners wait until there’s a visible problem to think about their roof. By then, the problem is usually bigger and more expensive than it needed to be. Here’s the smart inspection schedule.

A professional roof inspection goes well beyond a quick look from the driveway. Here’s what a thorough inspection actually covers — and why it takes a trained eye to find what matters.

Your home inspector looked at the roof. But a general inspection and a roofing specialist inspection are two very different things. Here’s why the distinction matters before you close.







