Storm Damage Repair in Conroe and Greater Houston

Southeast Texas gets two distinct storm seasons. Spring brings severe thunderstorms with hail and straight-line wind. June through November brings tropical systems, with the sustained rainfall and wind that cause the most extensive property damage in this region. Both leave the same core problem: an opening in the building envelope and water moving through it.

Dri-Tex Restoration provides storm damage repair across Conroe, Montgomery County, and the greater Houston area.

What Storm Damage Looks Like Here

Wind damage. Lifted or missing shingles, damaged flashing, and compromised ridge lines. Wind damage frequently looks minor from the ground while leaving the roof system functionally open.

Hail damage. Hail bruises shingles and fractures the mat beneath the surface granules. The damage often is not visible from the ground and may not produce an active leak for months, but it has shortened the roof's remaining life.

Falling limbs and trees. The heavy pine and hardwood cover across Montgomery County and north Harris County means wind events bring limbs down onto roofs regularly. Penetrations from falling limbs are a common source of water intrusion.

Water intrusion. Whatever opened the envelope, the result is water in the attic, insulation, framing, and eventually the ceiling below. In regional humidity, that becomes a mold concern within days.

Flooding. In low-lying areas and near the San Jacinto watershed, sustained rainfall produces rising water that is a different problem from roof-driven intrusion, requiring different handling.

Our Storm Response Process

Emergency stabilization. Temporary roof covering and board-up stop ongoing damage while a full assessment is completed. This step protects both the property and the claim.

Assessment and documentation. We inspect the roof system, envelope, and interior, and we use moisture meters and FLIR thermal imaging to find where water has traveled inside the structure.

Water extraction and drying. We extract, set drying equipment, and monitor moisture readings daily until materials reach dry standard.

Mold prevention. Given the climate, we treat mold as an active risk on every storm loss. Where present, we remediate under containment with negative-air machines and HEPA filtration, apply antimicrobial encapsulant, and verify with air clearance testing.

Roof repair or replacement. We handle the roof system itself rather than subcontracting it.

Reconstruction. Interior rebuild through drywall, insulation, flooring, trim, paint, and finish.

One Company for the Whole Loss

Storm damage typically requires a roofer, a mitigation company, and a general contractor. Dri-Tex handles all three functions, which matters most after a widespread storm event when contractor availability across the region tightens considerably.

Insurance Documentation

We document the damage, the emergency measures taken, moisture conditions, and the full scope of repair, supporting your claim with a consistent record from first inspection through completion.

Call Dri-Tex Restoration

Dri-Tex Restoration is IICRC certified, firm #70007514, licensed under TDLR #RC01533, with over 20 years of combined industry experience.

For storm damage in Conroe or the greater Houston area, call (936) 324-0006, answered 24 hours a day.