Free Storm Damage Assessment

We document everything.

Cause, extent, and repair requirements — with photos fingerprinted the moment they're taken, so nobody can question them later.

You get the complete picture.

A full, itemized assessment — including building-code requirements most quick inspections skip.

Want it handled? We file the claim and manage it — end to end.

If the damage is there, you don't have to fight the claim alone. A TDI-licensed public adjuster on our team files it, manages it, and sees it through to settlement — your evidence, one team, start to finish. Prefer to just take the facts and go? That's fine too.

Public adjusting by TDI License #3473995 under a TDI-prescribed contract — fee capped at 10% by Texas law, 72-hour right to cancel.

Documented. Then done right.

An old metal patch, rebuilt as one seamless Class 4 impact-resistant roof — work by The Ambassador, a HomFax™ licensed and approved contractor.

Before: mismatched metal panel patched into a shingle roof — BEFORE

After: seamless Class 4 shingle roof — AFTER

Same home. Photos lightly color-corrected; no structural changes to either image.

What documentation looks like.

Real North Texas roofs and properties. If any of these look like your home, tell us where to look.

An uprooted oak fallen against the brick wall of a home after a storm — **Tree on the house? Document it before it moves.**
Every photo is fingerprinted the moment it's taken. The record starts now — not after the cleanup crew.

Thermal image showing a cold 41 degree plume spreading across an interior wall — **Thermal finds what the eye can't.**
A 41°F cold plume inside a wall is moisture or air getting in — a question worth asking before it becomes a ceiling stain.

A finished enclosed room with new French doors where an open patio used to be — **Open patio, now a finished room.**
The same documentation standard runs through the rebuild — scope, materials, and code items itemized.

Before: weathered siding and a doorway buried in storm debris — **Weathered and buried, then rebuilt.**
Before and after, dated and sealed — three weeks apart on the same wall.

After: the same alcove rebuilt in new cedar siding — **Weathered and buried, then rebuilt.**
Before and after, dated and sealed — three weeks apart on the same wall.

A drone hovering above a brick home's roof while an inspector climbs a ladder to the eave — **Drone above, boots on the roof.**
Overhead passes catch what a ladder can't reach; the inspector confirms it by hand. Both go in the record.

Straight-down drone view of a complete hip roof surrounded by trees — **Every slope, from directly above.**
The whole roof system in one frame — facets, ridges and valleys measured, not estimated from the street.

Close view of a shingle roof's hip and ridge lines meeting at a brick chimney — **Ridges, hips and flashings, up close.**
Where most leaks start and most quick inspections stop. Each line photographed and tied to its location.

Front elevation of a large stone home with a steep multi-gable roof and manicured lawn — **Any property. The same record.**
A starter home or an estate gets the same fingerprinted documentation — one standard, start to finish.

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