
Hail Damage
Hail that leaves a roof looking intact from the street can still have ended its service life. Bruising is found by inspection, not from the driveway, and a claim filed without it is a claim scoped to what the carrier could see.

Property Damage in San Antonio?
Our licensed Texas adjusters work South Central Texas claims from the Dallas office. San Antonio sits at the southern end of the hail corridor and takes the same spring storm systems later and wetter, which means hail and wind on the roof and, often enough, water inside before anybody has been up to look. A Texas licence is issued by the state, so the same adjusters who work Dallas work your claim here.
Call Our Texas Team: (713) 487-5167
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Five Star’s public adjusters step in immediately after a loss to manage every aspect of your claim — from documentation to negotiation — so nothing gets left on the table.
The pattern here is a roof loss that is found late, because the storm that caused it looked survivable from the ground.

Hail that leaves a roof looking intact from the street can still have ended its service life. Bruising is found by inspection, not from the driveway, and a claim filed without it is a claim scoped to what the carrier could see.

Wind, hail and rain in one system, paid as three different things. We claim it as the single loss it was and document the sequence that makes that true.
Our licensed Texas adjusters work San Antonio and South Central Texas claims from our Dallas office. San Antonio sits at the southern end of the Texas hail corridor and at the edge of the Hill Country, which gives it a mix of hail, flash flooding and freeze claims.
The April 2016 hailstorms were among the most expensive in Texas history and damaged tens of thousands of roofs across the city. Hail often leaves a roof looking intact from the street while bruising shingles and cracking tiles underneath. Claims filed without a close inspection get scoped to what the insurer could see, so a roof inspection after any hailstorm is worth having before the claim is filed.
Central Texas is known as Flash Flood Alley, and low-water crossings and creeks around San Antonio rise fast in heavy rain. Rising water is flood, excluded by homeowners policies and covered only by a flood policy. Rain that enters through a roof damaged by wind or hail is a different matter and is generally covered by your homeowners policy.
Winter Storm Uri in 2021 burst pipes across San Antonio. Burst pipe water damage is usually covered unless the home was left without heat and the water on. And like much of Texas, San Antonio has clay soils that move: foundation settling is generally excluded, but water damage from a slab leak often is not.
No. Our Texas office is in Dallas at 1999 Bryan Street, Suite 900, and our adjusters inspect properties in San Antonio and across South Central Texas. Call the Texas team on (713) 487-5167.
Have the roof inspected first. Hail damage is often invisible from the ground. If the inspection finds damage, file promptly, because many Texas policies set a time limit for hail and wind claims.
Not if it is rising water from outside, which needs a flood policy. Water that came in through a storm-damaged roof or window is a different peril and is usually covered.
Nothing upfront. We are paid a percentage of what the insurer pays on your claim, and only if we recover money for you. Texas law caps a public adjuster's fee at 10% of the claim settlement, and every public adjuster working in Texas must hold a license from the Texas Department of Insurance.
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