Storm Damage Repair · Missouri City, TX
Hail and wind damage, handled end to end — 24/7 emergency tarping, a documented inspection, and we work directly with your insurance.
Storm Damage Repair · Missouri City
Gulf Coast storms are hard on roofs, and Missouri City takes the same hail, straight-line wind and hurricane bands as the rest of the metro. The damage isn't always obvious from the ground — bruised shingles and granule loss can quietly shorten a roof's life until the next rain finds the weak spot.
Missouri City covers a wide range of housing. Quail Valley and the older streets in 77489 date to the 1970s through the 1990s, and plenty of those homes are already on their second or third roof — age and years of storm exposure add up. The newer master-planned sections in 77459, including Sienna, Riverstone, Lake Olympia and Colony Lakes, have younger roofs, but hail does not check the build date before it hits. Either way, an inspection is what tells you where you actually stand.
Building Edge Construction responds fast, documents the damage thoroughly, and works directly with your insurance company so the claim reflects what actually happened. Our restoration work draws on IICRC-certified experience in water, fire and structural mitigation, and owner John Baudry runs projects personally. It starts with a free storm-damage inspection.
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Know the Signs
Missing, torn or bruised shingles after wind or hail
Dented gutters, vents, flashing or garage door (a hail indicator)
Granule loss leaving dark or shiny spots on shingles
Debris or fallen limbs left on the roof
Leaks or water stains appearing after the storm
Neighbors having their roofs inspected or replaced
Not sure? A free inspection gives you a clear, honest answer. Request one here or call (832) 951-8777.
How It Works
24/7 tarping to stop further damage.
Photos and a detailed damage report.
We work directly with your insurance and meet the adjuster.
We complete the covered work and walk it with you.
Why Building Edge Construction
You work directly with owner John Baudry — not a call center or a rotating crew of subcontractors.
Years of storm and claims experience means damage gets documented right and approved work gets done right. We are your contractor, not a public adjuster, so coverage decisions stay with your insurer.
We work throughout the Missouri City area and put our family name on every job we finish.
Common Questions
First, make sure everyone is safe and stay off the roof. Then call us for a free inspection. If there is an active leak, we can install emergency tarping 24/7 to prevent more damage while you decide on next steps.
Yes. After hail, wind or hurricane damage in Missouri City, we respond around the clock to tarp exposed areas and stop water from getting into your home, often same-day on active leaks.
Sudden hail and wind damage is typically a covered peril. We inspect and document the damage, and we work directly with your insurance company so the claim reflects the real scope of what happened. We are your contractor, not a public adjuster, so coverage decisions stay with your insurer.
Not in terms of whether damage is worth reporting. Plenty of homes in Quail Valley and the older parts of 77489 are on their second or third roof, and what matters is whether this storm caused sudden damage. What older neighborhoods do change is what we tend to find underneath — decking, flashing and ventilation details left from an earlier install often need attention once the shingles come off, and we document all of it as part of the inspection.
We handle the parts that are ours to handle — thorough documentation, meeting your adjuster on site, and completing the approved work. We are your contractor, not a public adjuster, so coverage decisions stay with your insurer, but we make the process far less stressful.
The inspection is free. If the damage is covered, your out-of-pocket cost is usually your insurance deductible. We put the scope in writing so you have a clear picture before any work starts.
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24/7 emergency disaster response. If life safety is involved, call 911 first.