Roof Replacement in Sherman, TX After Hail Damage Found During a Fascia Inspection

This roof replacement in Sherman, TX started as a simple fascia call in the Pebblebrook subdivision. A neighbor referred the homeowner after seeing our work nearby. Our crew arrived to check fascia damage, but noticed hail marks on the gutters while on site. That small detail led to a fuller conversation about the roof itself.

The homeowner agreed to let us take a closer look at the shingles. What we found changed the scope of the job significantly. Instead of a fascia repair, the family needed a full roof replacement, and insurance became part of the process.

What we found in Sherman

Once on the roof, our crew documented widespread hail and wind damage across every slope. Bruising on the shingles, dislodged granules, and impact marks on vents pointed to a hailstorm that had passed through the area. The gutters told the same story, with dents and dings consistent with hail impact.

Because the damage covered the entire roof rather than a single section, a patch repair would not have addressed the underlying problem. We photographed the full extent before moving forward, which later supported the insurance claim.

Rainy Day’s role

Rainy Day Restoration & Roofing has worked in North Texas since 1999, and this job reflects how a single visit can uncover more than what was originally requested. Our crew did not stop at the fascia. Instead, they looked at the full picture once hail damage became visible on the gutters.

We documented every finding with photos and a written report. That report matched what the insurance adjuster later confirmed, and the claim moved forward without dispute. This roofing work falls outside IICRC certification and Texas licensing, since Texas does not license roofing contractors; those credentials apply only to our mold and water division.

The roof replacement in Sherman, TX, step by step

Our crew completed a full tear-off of the existing shingles down to the deck. This step let us inspect the decking itself for hidden damage before installing anything new.

After the tear-off, we installed fresh underlayment across the entire roof to create a moisture barrier. Next, the crew installed new shingles matched to the home’s original layout. Finally, we replaced damaged flashing and vents, since these components often take hail impact just as hard as the shingle field. The entire replacement wrapped up in one day.

What the photos show

The before photos show granule loss, bruised shingles, and hail hits on vents and gutters across the roof. The during photos document the tear-off process, exposed decking, underlayment installation, and the new shingles going down. The after photos show the completed roof, with clean lines and new flashing in place.

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Why hail damage is worth taking seriously

Hail damage often looks minor from the ground. However, bruised shingles lose their ability to shed water over time, and small impact points can turn into leaks months later. Vents and flashing are especially vulnerable because they are smaller and easier to overlook during a quick visual check.

Waiting to address hail damage can also complicate an insurance claim, since adjusters look for clear, timely documentation. Catching the damage early, as happened here during a fascia inspection, gave this homeowner a stronger claim and a faster path to repair.

Result and next step

This roof replacement in Sherman, TX finished with a passed final inspection and full documentation for the insurance file. The homeowner now has a new roof, new flashing, and new vents installed in a single day of work.

For homeowners who suspect hail damage, the next step is a roof inspection before small issues turn into leaks. Our team can look at fascia, gutters, and shingles together, since damage in one area often signals damage in another.

Guidance for property owners in Sherman and North Texas

Sherman sits in a region that sees regular hail activity, and homeowners can review our local hail history to understand past storm patterns. For official storm data, the National Weather Service Fort Worth office tracks hail and wind events across North Texas.

If you’re in Sherman and want a closer look at your roof after a storm, visit our Sherman roof repair page for more on how we approach these inspections. We remain one company from first call through rebuild, whether the job starts as a fascia check or grows into a full replacement.

Related guidance

For homeowners dealing with storm damage, these resources may help: our roof replacement services, guidance on identifying hail damage, and how to get help starting your own project.