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Property Damaged in a Texas Weather Event? Ensure You Collect from Insurers

Weather damage in Texas can range from severe wind and hail to destructive hurricanes and tornadoes. Understanding the types of weather damage and how to address them is crucial for maintaining the integrity of your home or business. If you have suffered a loss from a weather event and may be filing an insurance claim, there are a few things you should keep in mind.

Insurance Providers May Have Incentives to Deny or Undervalue Claims

Insurance companies often have a profit motive, which can lead them to deny or undervalue claims. In Texas, where weather damage is common, this is particularly true. The Barton Law Group understands these challenges and is committed to ensuring you receive the full compensation you are entitled to.

Types of Weather Damage

  1. Hail Damage:
    Hail storms can cause extensive damage to roofs, windows, siding, and vehicles. The damage may not become apparent until months later, which insurance companies may exploit. Our experienced attorneys can help you navigate the complexities of hail damage claims, ensuring you get a fair assessment and compensation.

    Signs of Damage
    : Dents in metal surfaces, cracks in shingles, broken windows, and damage to outdoor equipment.

  2. Roof Damage:
    Roof damage can result from various weather conditions, including hail, wind, and heavy rain. A compromised roof can lead to more significant structural issues. We have a proven track record of successfully handling roof damage claims, helping you restore your property to its original condition.

    Signs of Damage
    : Missing or damaged shingles, leaks inside the home, water stains on ceilings, and visible sagging or structural issues.

  3. Hurricane and Tornado Damage:
    Hurricanes and tornadoes are among the most destructive weather events, causing widespread destruction through high winds, flying debris, and heavy rainfall. Our team can assist with documenting and proving the full extent of hurricane and tornado damage, fighting for the maximum payout from your insurer.

    Signs of Damage
    : Severe structural damage, shattered windows, roof displacement, and extensive water damage.

  4. Wind and Storm Damage:
    High-speed winds and storms can cause significant property damage, including lifted shingles, fallen trees, blown-down fences, and water leaks inside. We are dedicated to ensuring your wind and storm damage claims are taken seriously and compensated fairly.

    Signs of Damage
    : Broken or uprooted trees, damaged roofing and siding, broken windows, and water intrusion.

Barton Law Group: Here to Help Before and After Insurance Claims

The Barton Law Group is committed to supporting you throughout the entire process of managing weather damage. From preparing your property and insurance policy to handling the aftermath of a storm, we offer comprehensive legal assistance to ensure your rights are protected and you receive the compensation you deserve.

  • Pre-Claim Assistance: We help you understand your insurance policy, document your property condition, and prepare for potential claims. This proactive approach ensures you are well-equipped to handle any weather damage.
  • Post-Claim Support: After a weather event, our team is ready to assist with filing claims, documenting damage, and negotiating with insurance companies. If your claim is denied or undervalued, we provide aggressive legal representation to fight for a fair payout

Contact an Experienced Texas Property Insurance Attorney

At the Barton Law Group, we represent residential and commercial property owners across Texas for their weather damage claims. Our team of experienced insurance litigation attorneys has been standing firm on the side of policyholders for more than 30 years. We offer a free consultation to discuss your situation and explain how we can help you get the full, fair payout you deserve.

From our offices in Houston, we aggressively protect the rights of insurance policyholders throughout Texas. Call us toll-free at 800-800-1505 to schedule a free consultation, or use our convenient email contact form.