In Hail Alley, Documentation Is Everything
The Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex takes more hail than almost anywhere in America, and an RV is basically a giant target: thin aluminum, flexible roofing, plastic vent covers, and acres of fiberglass. The difference between a smooth claim and a frustrating one usually comes down to how well the damage was documented — and whether anyone found all of it before the check was cut.
What Our Estimate Includes
- Full exterior inspection — roof, sidewalls, caps, windows, vents, A/C shrouds, and awnings
- Photo documentation — every dent, crack, and compromised seal, labeled and organized
- Hidden damage assessment — membrane bruising and seal damage that won't leak until months later
- Itemized repair estimate — parts, labor, and materials in the format adjusters work with
- Supplement support — if teardown reveals more damage, we document and file for it
After a storm, don't wait. Most policies require prompt reporting, and hail damage gets harder to attribute to a specific storm as months pass. An inspection right after the event protects your claim — even if you decide not to file.
Claims We Commonly Handle
Hail and wind damage, falling-object and tree damage, collision and sideswipe repairs, water intrusion from storm-damaged roofs, awning losses, and glass claims for windshield replacement. Once your claim is approved, all the repair work — body, roof, paint, and glass — happens under one roof.
Honest Advice, Even When It's Not a Sale
If the damage is cosmetic and below your deductible, we'll tell you. If the rig is heading toward a total loss, we'll tell you that too, and help you understand the settlement. Our job is to get you the right outcome, not the biggest invoice.