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Storm Activity Board: Hail and Wind Events Across the Houston Metro
A running record of the storm systems we're inspecting roofs for across Fort Bend County and the Gulf Coast corridor.
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This board tracks the storm systems, hail outbreaks, hurricanes, and straight-line wind events, that PPB Roofs And Restoration has been inspecting roofs for across Richmond, Houston, Sugar Land, Katy, Cypress, and the rest of Fort Bend County. If a storm crossed your neighborhood recently, whether or not you've noticed a leak yet, it's worth checking your roof against it. We cross-reference every inspection against NOAA storm reports for the date and location, so the claim we help you file is backed by more than a homeowner's memory of the weather.
This part of the Gulf Coast runs through two active windows every year: spring hail season, roughly March through May, when supercells move through Fort Bend and Waller counties, and hurricane season, June through November, when tropical systems off the Gulf bring straight-line wind and wind-driven rain. Hurricane Beryl in July 2024 is a recent example that generated roof claims across the entire metro, including homes that showed no visible damage from the street. If a storm has moved through your area in either window, a free inspection tells you where you stand before a filing deadline does it for you.
Storm Seasons We Track
Storm Windows Across the Houston Metro
Spring Hail Season (March to May)
Supercells moving through Fort Bend and Waller counties produce the highest hail volume of the year, often with bruising that doesn't show from the ground.
Hurricane Season (June to November)
Gulf systems bring sustained wind, wind-driven rain, and occasional embedded tornadoes. Hurricane Beryl in July 2024 is the most recent metro-wide example.
Straight-Line Wind Events
Frontal passages outside of hurricane season can produce sudden 60+ mph gusts that lift shingles and ridge caps without a named storm attached.
How to Use This Board
Check Your Roof Against the Timeline
Match the Timeframe
Note when you noticed anything unusual, a sound, a stain, a missing shingle, and check it against the seasonal windows above.
Look for the Signs
Granule loss in the gutters, dented AC fins, or lifted shingle tabs are common signs even without an active leak.
Request a Free Drone Inspection
We photograph the full roof, cross-reference the date against NOAA storm data for your address, and tell you honestly what we find.
We Handle the Claim
If the damage qualifies, we document it for your carrier and stay on-site when the adjuster comes out.
Storm Activity Board Questions
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