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08Warranty detailsAdam Workmanship warranty length and which IKO warranty applies.
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12IKO Nordic availabilityAdam IKO sells Nordic (Class 4) “in select markets.” Confirm Revitalize can get and install it in North Texas.
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Roofs first. The rest of the house, too.
One call, straight answers
Most calls start with the roof. If the storm also got the gutters or the windows, or you’ve been meaning to redo the kitchen, we do that work too, and we explain it the same plain way.
Hail and storm damage repair after Denton County storms
Hail damage is easy to miss from the ground. A hailstone can knock the granules off a shingle and crack the mat underneath without leaving a hole, and the leak shows up months later.
After a storm we check the roof, the vents, and the gutters, photograph what the hail did, and tell you straight what we found. You get the photos to keep and to share with your insurer if you file.
Every roof here will be a real Revitalize job, with the town, the IKO color, and the month it was done. No stock photos in this section, ever.
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Yes. We walk the roof, photograph what we find, and explain it in plain terms. There is no charge and no obligation.
What shingles do you install?
IKO. Dynasty is IKO’s architectural shingle, rated Class 3 for impact; Nordic is its Class 4 impact-resistant line. You can try colors on a photo of your own house with IKO’s free ROOFViewer.
Does homeowners insurance cover hail damage to a roof in Texas?
Most Texas homeowners policies cover sudden hail and wind damage, minus your deductible. Coverage terms vary by policy, so check yours or ask your insurer. We inspect and photograph the damage and give you the report; you decide whether to file, and your insurer decides coverage. We do not negotiate or adjust claims.
Can a roofer pay or waive my insurance deductible in Texas?
No. Texas law requires the homeowner to pay the deductible (Texas Insurance Code §707.002), and a contractor who advertises, promises, pays, waives, or rebates it is committing a crime (Texas Business and Commerce Code §27.02). We will never offer that.
What towns do you work in?
We’re based in Aubrey and work in the towns around it, including Cross Roads, Providence Village, Savannah, Oak Point, Krugerville, Pilot Point, Little Elm, Celina, Prosper, Sanger, and Denton.
Do you do more than roofs?
Yes. Besides roofing, we do gutters, windows and doors, concrete, remodeling (including kitchens and cabinets), and fire restoration.
Are roofers licensed in Texas?
Texas doesn’t issue a state license for roofing contractors. Before you hire anyone, ask for proof of insurance, read reviews you can verify, and get the findings in writing before you get a price.
