The inspection report is the document every repair, restore, or replace decision on a Dallas building should start from. It also becomes the baseline your maintenance and insurance files are built on, so the photos and notes need to hold up when someone reads them after the next storm. We write findings plainly and tie each one to a photo.
There is no charge for the estimate, and it comes in writing. We follow Texas insurance rules exactly, which means no deductible waivers and no public adjusting. We are not a public adjuster, and we do not interpret your policy.
What a Dallas Inspection Report Has to Account For
A dated baseline carries extra weight where hail is routine. Since 2006, the area within 13 miles of Dallas has logged 77 days of hail at an inch or more, 25 of them with golf-ball-size hail or larger. Without a record of the roof’s prior condition, separating new storm damage from old wear becomes a debate instead of a comparison.
The report also captures the roof’s age and prior work. That matters in a city where the median housing unit dates to 1981 and 38 percent of the stock was built between 1980 and 2009, so plenty of buildings are on their second or later roof system. Our inspectors cover all of Dallas County and also take commercial inspections in Highland Park and Balch Springs.