
Hail Damage Repair in Arlington
Protecting Texas Homes & Businesses from Hail
Hail can be difficult to predict. Many Texas storms produce hail, and although the typical size of hail varies, the stones don’t need to be the size of golf balls to damage your property. In fact, hail between 2.5 cm and 4.4 cm often causes damage, but stones larger than 2 cm are considered dangerous. Your roof is the first line of defense against inclement weather. Trust the roofers who can keep it working for you. Frazier Roofs & Gutters has been serving residents and business owners throughout Arlington and the surrounding areas since 1977.
If your roof has been damaged by hail, call Frazier Roofs & Gutters at (817) 677-6664 today to set up an appointment.
How Do You Know If Your Roof Has Hail Damage?
Determining whether your roof has hail damage requires a thorough inspection.
Here are steps to help you identify hail damage on your roof:
Safety First: Before inspecting your roof, ensure your safety. Use a sturdy ladder, wear appropriate footwear, and be cautious when climbing onto your roof. If you're not comfortable doing this yourself, consider hiring a professional roofer for an inspection.
Check After the Storm: Perform the inspection during daylight hours and after the hailstorm has passed. Look for hail damage when the roof is dry, as wet spots can make it challenging to identify damage.

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When Do Hailstorms Happen in Texas?
Hail is common in Texas during the warmer seasons; the Texas hail season is usually between March and August. While it may seem counterintuitive that hail falls in warm weather, this often occurs because of the temperature differences in the atmosphere during storms. Bigger storms with more wind can create increasingly bigger hailstones, and with an average of 195 severe hail days per year in Texas, it’s important to make sure your roof is prepared.
Enhance Your Roof to Prevent Hail Damage
The professional roofers at Frazier Roofs & Gutters can help minimize the damage to your roof with preventative maintenance. Regular roof inspections are key to making sure your home is prepared for the next hailstorm. Some roofs may only need repairs, while others may need to be replaced.


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