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Hail Hit Your Roof Last Night? Honest Storm Damage Roof Repair in Lubbock, TX

After every spring supercell in Lubbock County, trucks with out-of-state plates roll down 82nd Street, Slide Road, and Indiana Avenue knocking on every door on the block. Half the time they haven't even set a ladder on the eaves before telling you your whole roof is totaled and asking you to sign a contingency contract on your porch.

We inspect hail bruises and wind damage in person, take clear dated photos, tarp any active openings, and give you straight numbers — no high-pressure storm-chaser pitch.

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Get a straight answer

We don't work that way. Our crew climbs your roof, checks the chalked test squares on all four slopes along with your soft metals — box vents, turbine domes, gutter aprons, and valley flashing — and shows you dated close-up photos on the spot. If the hail was mostly pea-size and only dented a vent cap or blew off three ridge shingles, we'll tell you a simple repair is all you need. If the hail fractured the fiberglass mat across the slopes, we'll show you the proof so you can make a smart call before calling your insurer.

Typical price in Lubbock: $350–$18,500

Emergency storm tarping and localized wind repairs in Lubbock typically run $350 to $1,500; full hail-damage roof replacements typically run $8,500 to $18,500 (or your insurance policy deductible on an approved claim).

How we handle hail & storm damage roof repair

Real hail damage on an asphalt shingle isn't always obvious from the driveway. A 1.5-inch or 2-inch hailstone crushes the asphalt-soaked fiberglass mat beneath the surface granules, leaving a soft, dark dimple that feels spongy when pressed with a finger. Within a few months of West Texas sun and wind, the loosened granules wash into the gutters and UV rays burn through the exposed asphalt.

Hail & Storm Damage Roof Repair in Lubbock

What 16 Years of NOAA Storm Data Show in Lubbock County

According to NOAA's Storm Events Database, Lubbock County recorded 190 hail events across 82 separate days and 328 severe thunderstorm-wind events across 142 days from 2010 through 2025. May (71 hail reports) and June (51 hail reports) are the peak hail months, and 88% of all hail falls between 3:00 p.m. and midnight as dryline supercells fire west of Levelland and track across Wolfforth, Lubbock, Idalou, and Slaton.

Of those 190 hail reports, 79 were 1.5 inches (walnut/ping-pong size) or larger, and 44 reached 2 inches (hen-egg to lime size) or larger — peaking at 4-inch grapefruit hail near Lubbock on June 12, 2024 and 3-inch hail in May 2023. At 1.5 inches and above, standard 3-tab and older architectural shingles almost always suffer mat fractures alongside cracked plastic ridge vents and dented turbine vents.

What this covers

  • Emergency Storm Roof Tarping & Dry-In —

What moves the price

  • Total roof square footage (measured in 100 sq. ft. 'squares'), roof pitch, and one-story vs. two-story access
  • Number of valleys, dormers, skylights, chimneys, and plumbing vents that need new metal flashing
  • Material choice — standard architectural shingles, UL 2218 Class 4 impact shingles, or standing-seam metal
  • Condition of the OSB or plywood decking underneath once the old shingles are torn off
  • City building permit fees and, where applicable, historic district or HOA architectural review requirements

See our Lubbock pricing breakdown for more detail.

How it works

  1. Call or send the form.

    Tell us what's going on and what part of Lubbock you're in. If it's urgent — an active ceiling leak, hail damage from last night, or blown-off ridge caps — say so and we'll move it to the front of the schedule.

  2. We come take a look.

    Someone from our crew walks the roof in person, checks the valleys, pipe boots, flashing, and decking, takes photos of what we find, and answers your questions on the spot.

  3. You get a clear price before any work starts.

    Written scope, plain numbers, no pressure. We tell you straight when a simple repair is enough, and you decide if and when to move forward.

Why homeowners call us

  • We actually answer the phone — or call back the same day.
  • We look at the roof in person and show you photos before quoting a real number.
  • We tell you when a repair is enough instead of pushing a full roof replacement.
  • We protect your yard, AC condenser, driveway, and flowerbeds while we work.
  • We haul off every scrap of old shingle and run magnetic nail sweeps before we call the job done.

What you can expect from us

Your roof is only as good as the crew that puts it on and the underlayment and flashing underneath.

We do the job the way the manufacturer specs and local wind and hail codes say it should be done, and we clean up the yard before we leave.

If something doesn't look right when we're done, walk it with us before we pack up the truck.

Questions we get a lot

Should I call a roofer or my insurance company first after hail in Lubbock?

Have a roofer look at the roof first. If you call in a formal claim and the adjuster finds that the storm only dented one soft-metal vent or caused $400 of wind damage below your 1% or 2% wind/hail deductible, that $0 claim still goes on your CLUE loss-history report. We inspect your roof first and show you photos so you only file a claim when the damage actually warrants it.

What size hail damages a shingle roof in Lubbock?

Pea- and marble-size hail (under 1 inch) mostly knocks loose surface granules off older roofs without breaking the mat. Once hailstones reach 1.25 to 1.5 inches (quarter to walnut size) — especially when driven by 50+ mph West Texas winds — they bruise and fracture the fiberglass mat on standard shingles. Hail 2 inches and larger can crack skylights, split vinyl siding, and dent even heavy metal flashing.

Can a roofer in Texas legally waive my hail deductible?

No. Since September 1, 2019, Texas House Bill 2102 makes it illegal for a contractor to waive, absorb, or rebate a homeowner's insurance deductible, and insurers can require proof that the deductible was paid. We give you an honest, transparent invoice and help you put your upgrade dollars into Class 4 shingles that lower future premiums instead.

Ready to get it handled?

Call or send the form. We'll look at it in person and give you a written price before any work starts.

Call (806) 515-3963
Call (806) 515-3963