Storm & Disaster Damage Restoration in North Texas

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NORTH TEXAS STORM DAMAGE

Storm & Disaster Damage Restoration in North Texas

Wise County averages roughly two tornadoes a year, Rhome has logged more than 100 hail reports with stones up to 4.25 inches, and a single April 2024 storm system hit about 4,700 properties across Roanoke, Argyle, Haslet, Justin, Ponder, Decatur, Krum, and Rhome at once. 911 Restoration of North Texas responds whenever one of these events strikes, day or night, across Denton, Wise, northwest Tarrant, and Montague Counties. Call (817) 402-0818 now.

24/7 Emergency Service 911 Restoration of North Texas (817) 402-0818
Location
5796 TX-114, Haslet, TX 76052, USA
Response
45-minute arrival
Hours
24/7 · 365 days
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How We Handle a Storm Loss, Start to Finish

Storm damage usually means more than one problem at once: wind, water, and an exposed structure.

  1. Emergency board-up and tarping. Stopping ongoing exposure comes first.
  2. Full property assessment. Wind, hail, water, and structural damage assessed together.
  3. Water extraction from storm flooding. Standing water removed with industrial equipment.
  4. Structural drying and dehumidification. Verified drying targets with daily monitoring.
  5. Roof, window, and door repairs. Handled as part of the same job, not a separate handoff.
  6. Complete reconstruction. Same team, same file, from the first tarp to final finish.

A Corridor Built Inside Severe Weather

The documented record here includes an EF-2 tornado with 125 mph winds near Decatur, and a 2025 Cottondale tornado that tore the roof and rafters from a home while 75 to 95 mph straight-line winds damaged structures across the county. Hail hits the whole corridor every year, and new construction in Argyle, Justin, and Haslet is especially prone to wind-driven rain intrusion.

Storm Damage We Restore

  • Tornado and severe wind damage
  • Hail damage to roofs, siding, and structures
  • Flash flooding along Big Bear Creek, Denton Creek, and the West Fork Trinity
  • Freeze pipe failures and ice storm damage
  • Wind-driven rain intrusion in new construction
  • Agricultural and rural property damage

Storm Damage Restoration Services

  • Emergency board-up and tarping services
  • Water extraction from storm flooding
  • Structural drying and dehumidification
  • Roof repairs and full replacement
  • Window and door restoration
  • Complete reconstruction after severe weather

Hail Damage Does Not Always Show Right Away

A cracked shingle or compromised flashing can let water in slowly for weeks before a ceiling stain appears, so a roof that took a documented hail hit is worth inspecting even without visible interior damage. Widespread events like the April 2024 system strain every contractor in the region at once, which is exactly when a locally based team matters.

Winter storms belong here too: Winter Storm Uri brought 139 consecutive hours below freezing to DFW in 2021. See our North Texas reconstruction page for how storm rebuilds are handled.

The Insurance Side of a Storm Claim

Rising creek water usually requires separate flood coverage, while wind, hail, and storm-damaged roofs letting rain in from above are typically handled under a standard policy. How and where water entered decides which coverage applies, so we document it on every storm claim, along with hail impact patterns that a roof claim depends on.

How We Handle the Insurance Side

  • Direct Insurance Coordination with all major carriers
  • Insurance documentation and correspondence handled on your behalf
  • Point of water entry documented and photographed
  • Wind, hail, and water damage recorded separately

What Every North Texas Policyholder Should Know

  • Creek flooding usually requires a separate flood policy
  • Hail and wind damage are typically covered differently than flood water
  • Alvord does not participate in the National Flood Insurance Program
  • You are free to choose your own restoration company
WHY CHOOSE US

Why North Texas Calls 911 Restoration for Storm Damage

The Standards We Set on Purpose

  • Tarping and board-up as soon as conditions allow
  • Wind, hail, and water damage assessed together
  • Hail impact and water entry documented on every claim
  • Reconstruction under the same team that handled mitigation

Who Shows Up at Your Door

  • IICRC certified technicians based on TX-114 in Haslet, at the center of the corridor
  • 24/7/365 availability with a 45-minute response target across Denton, Wise, northwest Tarrant, and Montague Counties
  • Direct Insurance Coordination with all major carriers
  • Full-service restoration from mitigation through final finish, no subcontractors

North Texas Storm Damage Questions, Answered

We had hail a few weeks ago and just found a ceiling stain. Could that be related?
Very possibly. Hail-damaged roofing can leak slowly for weeks before a stain appears, so an inspection is worth it even without obvious exterior damage.
A storm hit our whole area at once. Does that slow your response?
Widespread events stretch every contractor in the region, which is why a locally based team matters. We prioritize by severity and respond as fast as the scale of the event allows.
We do not have flood insurance. Are we on our own after creek flooding?
Not necessarily. It depends on how the water entered. Rising creek water usually needs flood coverage, but water through a storm-damaged roof is often a standard covered loss.
Our rural property has barns and outbuildings. Are those included?
We assess and document each structure separately, since agricultural buildings often carry different coverage terms.
If we need reconstruction after a storm, is that a separate contractor?
No. The same team carries the project from emergency tarping through final finish.

Storm Damage or Flooding? Call Now.

Emergency tarping, extraction, and drying, dispatched 24/7/365 across Denton, Wise, northwest Tarrant, and Montague Counties.