Storm Damage Restoration in Dallas, TX — 24/7 Emergency Response

What You're Facing

• ✓Straight-line winds exceeding 70-80 mph tearing off roof sections, gutters, and breaking windows
• ✓Large hail (1-3 inch) damaging roof shingles, skylights, siding, and allowing water intrusion
• ✓Flash flooding from 3-5 inches of rain per hour overwhelming storm drains and property drainage
• ✓Tornado and microburst damage to structural components, fencing, and trees
• ✓Fallen trees and large debris impacting roofs, walls, and vehicles
• ✓Power outages disabling sump pumps and HVAC systems during ongoing rain events

How Dallas Water Damage Solves It

• ✓Emergency board-up and tarping within hours to prevent ongoing water intrusion
• ✓Rapid water extraction from every area where storm water entered through damage points
• ✓Full structural drying of roof decking, wall cavities, attic spaces, and affected rooms
• ✓Detailed damage documentation with photos and moisture readings for insurance claims
• ✓Complete storm damage repair — roofing, siding, windows, drywall, flooring, and paint
• ✓Coordination with roofing contractors for roof replacement when our restoration connects to their scope

Hail Damage

Dallas-area hailstorms routinely produce stones 1-2 inches in diameter, with major events dropping 3-inch (baseball-sized) hail. Hail impacts fracture roof shingles, crack skylights, dent metal flashing, and compromise the waterproof integrity of your roof. The damage may not cause an immediate leak — but the next rain event drives water through compromised shingles into the roof deck, attic insulation, and eventually through ceilings into living spaces.

Dallas Water Damage handles the water damage that follows hail events: extracting water from ceilings and attics, drying roof decking and insulation, and repairing interior damage while coordinating with your roofing contractor on exterior repairs.

Wind Damage

North Texas thunderstorms regularly produce 60-80 mph straight-line winds, with stronger microbursts and tornadoes possible. Wind damage ranges from lost shingles and displaced gutters to blown-out windows, damaged siding, and structural impacts from fallen trees. Every breach point becomes a water entry point for the rain that accompanies the wind.

Dallas Water Damage provides emergency board-up to seal breach points, then extracts and dries storm water that entered the structure. We handle the full interior restoration — drywall, insulation, flooring, paint — and coordinate with structural and roofing contractors for exterior repairs.

Flash Flood Damage

Dallas flash floods occur when intense rainfall (3+ inches per hour) overwhelms storm drain capacity. Water enters properties through garage doors, foundation seepage, window wells, and ground-floor openings. Flash flood water is contaminated (Category 2-3) and requires extraction, material removal, sanitization, and structural drying.

See our dedicated flood damage cleanup page for detailed information on flood water contamination handling and restoration.

Roof Leak Damage

Even moderate storms can exploit aging or previously damaged roofing materials. Storm-driven rain enters through missing shingles, cracked flashing, failed pipe boots, and compromised valleys. Water flows along roof decking, saturates attic insulation, and eventually appears as ceiling stains or active drips — often far from the actual entry point.

Dallas Water Damage traces the water path from the interior damage back to the roof entry point, dries the entire affected path (attic, ceiling cavity, walls), and repairs interior damage.

Minor Storm Damage

$2,000 – $6,000
Board-up, limited water extraction from a single entry point, localized drying, minor drywall and paint repair.

Significant Damage

$6,000 – $20,000
Multiple breach points, water in attic and multiple rooms, roof deck drying, insulation replacement, multi-room drywall and flooring restoration.

Major Event

$20,000 – $60,000+
Severe structural damage, extensive water intrusion, major material replacement. May include coordination with roofing, siding, and window contractors.