
South Tarrant County storms
Crowley sits between far south Fort Worth and Burleson, and both have had serious hail recently. NWS reports logged apple-size hail in far south Fort Worth on June 1, 2025, and a 4-inch hailstone in Burleson on June 12, 2023, both a few miles from Crowley. In April 2007, tennis-ball hail was reported near Crowley.
A fast-growing town
Crowley has grown quickly, with many subdivisions built in the 2000s and later. That means a lot of roofs are reaching the age where builder-grade shingles start to fail, especially after hail. We see granule loss, cracked shingle tabs, dented gutters and damaged ridge vents. On these homes, a roof replacement is often the right call after a big storm, while lighter damage can be handled with essential roof repairs.
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What to check after a Crowley storm
- Dents on gutters, downspouts and metal vents on the side the storm came from
- Granules collecting at downspout outlets
- Missing or creased shingles along ridges and edges
- New stains on ceilings or around attic penetrations
Take photos, then call or text for a free inspection. We have helped with more than 2,500 insurance claims across North Texas.
Related services
Storm and hail damage repair, seamless gutters, fascia and soffit repair and exterior painting.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you work in newer Crowley subdivisions with HOAs?
Yes. We will give you product and color details for your HOA before work begins.
Should I file a claim for small hail dents on gutters?
Not always. We will inspect the roof first and tell you honestly whether the damage is worth a claim.
How do I set up an inspection?
Call or text Aaron at 972-246-7448.
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Ready for a detailed estimate for your property? Call or text Aaron at 972-246-7448, and let's get your project scheduled. — Aaron

