Texas and New Mexico homeowners whose hail damage roof claim was denied — or only partially paid — by their homeowners insurance company may be entitled to compensation.
Your information will be reviewed by a trusted team that handles these cases with care & confidentiality.
Insurance companies sometimes deny or shortchange legitimate storm-damage claims by relabeling them as something else entirely.
A hailstorm caused damage to your roof on or after January 1, 2023, at a home you still own in Texas or New Mexico.
Your homeowners insurance denied the claim, closed it without payment, or approved only a partial roof repair when you needed a full replacement.
Your claim isn't still open or pending, and you haven't already hired an attorney for this specific claim.
No fees to find out where you stand. No pressure if you decide not to move forward.
About 2 minutes — your hail damage, your claim, and your insurance company.
A trusted team handles these cases with care and confidentiality.
We'll tell you plainly if we think you have a potential case.
There are absolutely no upfront costs. If you don't receive a settlement, you pay nothing.
It takes about 2 minutes, it's completely free, and there's no obligation to move forward.
