What the report covers
Every Roofing Giant inspection produces a documented 30-point property inspection report. It covers the roof, attic, decking, gutters, fence, window screens and more, with a photo of every finding, so you and your insurance company are looking at the same evidence.
How these pages fit: this page explains the written report and documented findings. To schedule the inspection itself, use Free 30-Point Roof Inspection in Dallas–Fort Worth. Coverage decisions remain with the insurer and policyholder.
What the inspection covers
Areas inspected
- Interior ceilings and walls
- Attic: decking, ventilation, moisture
- Roof surface, every slope
- Decking and sheathing
- Rain gutters and downspouts
- Fence and gates
- Window screens
- Window beading and glass
- Garage doors
- Siding, paint, outdoor equipment and more
What you receive
- A written report, usually the same day
- Photos of each finding with a short explanation
- Roof measurements and pitch
- Notes on roofing code and installation items relevant to the repair scope
- A clear recommendation: repair, replace or leave it
- A digital copy on request for your insurer or a buyer
Why the report matters
Insurance adjusters work from evidence. A report that documents hail strikes per test square, creased shingles, dented soft metals and collateral damage creates a clearer factual record of the observed property conditions. If there is no damage, the report tells you that too, and you can file it away with your home records.
The report is also the starting point for the insurance restoration process, and it is what we bring to the adjuster meeting when you ask us to support the roofing scope.
Texas deductible and contractor-role rules
For the current Texas rules on deductible payment, contractor waiver/rebate prohibitions, proof of payment and the contractor/public-adjuster boundary, read Roofing Giant’s Texas Roof Insurance Deductible Law — 2026 Field Report.
For more source-first local research, see the DFW Roofing Field Reports.
Book your free 30-point inspection
No cost, no obligation. A written report with photos, usually the same day.