Storm damage isn’t always obvious from the ground. Common signs include missing or cracked shingles, dented gutters, damaged siding, water stains on ceilings, or granules in your gutters. At Viper Roofing, we offer free professional inspections to identify hidden issues and provide photo documentation for your records or insurance claim.

The decision depends on the extent and location of the damage. Minor, localized issues may only need repairs, but widespread damage, severe leaks, or an aging roof often require a full replacement. Our experts will give you an honest recommendation based on your roof’s condition, not a sales pitch.

We use both methods depending on the situation. In-person inspections allow us to spot details and touch test materials, while aerial drone inspections and satellite measurements provide precise data without needing to step on the roof. Combining both gives us the most accurate assessment.

Absolutely. Having your contractor present ensures that all storm-related damages are identified and documented during the adjuster’s visit. This can prevent missed items and help secure a fair settlement from your insurance company. Viper Roofing always attends these inspections on your behalf.

Most residential roof replacements are completed in just 1 day if no major issues are discovered once work begins. Larger homes, complex roofs, or unexpected repairs may extend the project to a second day. Our team works efficiently while maintaining top-quality craftsmanship, and we keep you updated throughout the entire process.

In most cases, filing a claim for storm damage will not increase your premiums because it’s considered an “Act of God” and not due to neglect or personal fault. However, repeated claims or unrelated damage claims may have an impact. We’re happy to walk you through this before filing.

If your claim is approved, your insurance should cover the cost of repairs or replacement minus your deductible. Sometimes code upgrades, supplements, or uncovered items may require additional payment. We’ll review your insurance paperwork and explain exactly what’s covered.

The cost varies depending on the size of your roof, material choice, and any additional repairs needed. If it’s an insurance claim, your out-of-pocket cost is typically just your deductible. For non-claim projects, we provide detailed, transparent estimates before any work begins.

Yes. Texas law requires homeowners to pay their insurance deductible — it’s illegal for contractors to waive or absorb it. At Viper Roofing, we comply with state law and provide payment options to make covering your deductible easier.

We offer a two-year labor warranty on all roofs we install, and it is fully transferable to the next property owner. This means your investment is protected, and if you sell your home, the new owner enjoys the same warranty benefits — adding value and peace of mind.