April 25, 2026 hail storm
Fort Worth-area hail damage roof inspections
If your home was in Fort Worth, White Settlement, Lake Worth, Springtown, Grand Prairie, Azle, Benbrook, or nearby western DFW communities, schedule a roof and exterior inspection before small hail damage turns into leaks.
A simple path forward
Know what to do after a North Texas hail storm
Get the facts first, then make the decision that fits your property.
1. Schedule
Request a roof and exterior inspection before small damage has time to spread.
2. Understand
Review clear photos and a contractor explanation of what the visible conditions support.
3. Decide
Choose repair, monitoring, or replacement without pressure. Your insurance carrier determines coverage.
What homeowners should check after this storm
The former Base44 page described baseball-to-softball-sized hail across Fort Worth, White Settlement, Lake Worth, Springtown, and Grand Prairie. Damage from hail this size can bruise shingles, dent metal vents, mark gutters, crack soft metals, and shorten roof life even when the roof is not leaking yet.
- Fresh granule loss around downspouts or driveway edges
- Dents on gutters, downspouts, vents, flashing, and metal caps
- Bruised or fractured shingles visible from roof-level inspection
- Window screen, siding, fence, or patio cover impact marks
Recovered Base44 photos for this storm
FAQ
Did the April 25, 2026 hail storm damage my roof?
Homes in the storm path may have shingle, gutter, siding, or soft-metal damage. A roof-level inspection is the best way to confirm whether damage is present.
Should I wait until the roof leaks?
No. Hail bruising can age a roof and create future leak risk before water shows inside the home.