Storm Damage Documented Before You File
Hail Damage Repair in Little Elm for homeowners who need transparent documentation after North Texas storm events
Lee Construction uses drone inspection to show you roof damage, gutter impact, siding dents, and fence line hits before any insurance adjuster arrives at your property. North Texas hail corridors hit Little Elm, Frisco, and Prosper repeatedly during storm season, and most homeowners only learn they have claimable loss when a contractor knocks on the door after the event. You view the damage in real time alongside the crew, with no inflated claims, no manufactured hits, and no liability from unnecessary roof traffic.
Hail damage repair addresses roof shingle fractures, gutter denting, fascia separation, window seal failure, and fence panel splits that occur when hailstones impact your property during severe weather. The service includes multi-trade documentation so you file one comprehensive claim instead of discovering damage piecemeal over the following months.
Schedule a drone inspection to document what your property sustained during the last storm event.
What a Full Storm Assessment Includes
Storm assessment begins with drone footage capturing roof surface impact, gutter line damage, and any visible exterior hits across siding or fencing. You watch the inspection happen from ground level, seeing exactly what the camera records, so there is no question about what exists and what does not. Every documented strike gets logged for the insurance claim, and nothing gets added that the drone did not capture.
After the claim approves and the adjuster closes the file, Lee Construction replaces damaged roofing with Class 3 shingle standard on every hail replacement install, ensuring the new roof meets higher impact resistance than the original builder-grade material. Gutters, fascia, and any other approved line items get handled in the same mobilization, so you are not coordinating separate contractors across multiple weeks.
The contractor operates as an insured, referral-driven business across active storm subdivisions, meaning the work gets completed without requiring you to chase permits, coordinate inspections, or manage subcontractor scheduling. Claims paperwork, material orders, and final inspections happen in sequence without gaps.
Questions Before Starting Your Storm Claim
Homeowners in North Texas storm corridors often have similar concerns when filing hail damage claims for the first time.
What happens during the drone inspection?
The drone captures high-resolution footage of your roof, gutters, siding, and fencing while you watch the live feed from the ground, allowing you to see exactly what damage exists before any claim is filed.
How long does a hail damage repair take once the claim is approved?
Most full roof replacements with gutter and fascia work complete within two to three days after materials arrive, depending on property size and scope of approved repairs.
What is Class 3 shingle and why does it matter in Little Elm?
Class 3 shingles meet a higher impact resistance standard than Class 2 builder-grade shingles, meaning they withstand hailstone hits better during future storm events common in North Texas.
Do I need separate contractors for roof and gutter damage?
Lee Construction handles both trades in a single contract and insurance claim, preventing the need to coordinate multiple crews or risk fascia re-exposure between jobs.
When should I schedule an inspection after a storm?
Inspections should happen within a few weeks of the hail event, while damage is fresh and before your insurance claim filing window closes or adjuster availability tightens.
Lee Construction operates across North Texas storm subdivisions with a straightforward approach: show you what the storm did, document it for your claim, and complete the approved repairs without adding work you did not authorize. Request a drone inspection to see what your property sustained before deciding whether to file.