Our commercial inspection report is the document every repair, restore, or replace decision on a Flower Mound building should start from. It also becomes the baseline your maintenance and insurance files are built on, which is why each finding is backed by photos. The written estimate that follows is free. On anything tied to a claim, we follow Texas insurance rules to the letter: no waived deductibles, and no acting as a public adjuster.
Why Flower Mound Buildings Need a Documented Baseline
The local hail pattern is the main argument. Within 7 miles of Flower Mound, 14 of the last 20 years brought at least one day of hail one inch or larger, adding up to 34 such days since 2006. Fifteen of those days reached golf-ball size, and the biggest stone logged was 4.25 inches on June 11, 2023. When storms return that often, the first thing an adjuster wants to know is what the roof looked like beforehand, and a dated inspection answers it.
Housing in town is fairly young, with 21 percent built in 2010 or later, but a newer roof still takes the same hits as an older one. We inspect commercial properties throughout Denton County, including nearby Trophy Club and Bartonville. The report is written for owners and managers, not just roofers, so the findings are easy to act on.