Honest roof assessments for Converse homeowners.
No scare tactics. No out-of-state storm chasers. Just factual, written visual observations from your local property care team.
Hail was reported across Converse on September 11. We are helping neighbors document their roof condition so they can make informed decisions safely.
Safety Warning: Never climb onto a wet or damaged roof.
Hail impacts can compromise structural integrity and loosen asphalt granules, making sloped surfaces extremely slick and dangerous. Please stay safely on the ground and allow our insured professionals to perform the elevated assessment.
Honest Reporting
Local property care, not storm chasing.
After a major storm, out-of-town companies flood the area looking for quick insurance payouts. We live here, and we build long-term relationships with homeowners.
- Factual Analysis: If your roof is fine, we will tell you it's fine. No pressure to file unnecessary claims.
- Photo Evidence: We document everything we find so you have clear proof for your insurance company.
- Safe Visits: Our team stays on the ground and looks only at what is safely visible.
Our promise to Converse
We will visually review your roof line from the ground, exterior, and visible HVAC areas. You will receive written observations. This is not a licensed home inspection.
Safe Assessment
What you can check from the ground today.
You don't need a ladder to spot the early signs of storm damage. Look for these indicators around your property's perimeter while waiting for an audit.
Check the Downspouts
Look for heavy accumulations of asphalt shingle granules at the base of your downspouts. Significant loss indicates surface damage.
Inspect the Gutters
Check for fresh, visible dents in your metal gutters, downspouts, or window screens caused by direct hail strikes.
Look at the A/C Unit
Examine the delicate metal fins on your outdoor HVAC unit. Hail often leaves noticeable flattening or dings on these coils.
Document the Siding
Look for chipped paint or cracked siding on the windward side of your home. Take photos of any new damage you can safely reach.
Storm verification: KENS 5 published video of hail in Converse on September 11, 2026. Hail does not automatically mean a roof is damaged; a visual audit is one way to note what happened at your property.
Request a $49 Home Health & Safety Audit
A local team member visits Converse homes in person, looks over what is safely visible from the ground, and gives you written observations. It is a visual audit, not a licensed home inspection. No upfront payment; the $49 is billed after your audit is completed.
Request a $49 Audit