Commercial Storm Damage Restoration Across Texas
Hail, wind, tornado, and winter storm repairs for multifamily and commercial properties
Texas storms rarely damage just one building. Shepperd Construction provides commercial storm damage restoration for HOAs, condominiums, apartment communities, and commercial owners, from emergency protection through full reconstruction of roofs, envelopes, and the interiors water reached.
- Emergency Protection
- Actionable Cost of Repair Estimates
- No-Obligation Consultation
Storm damage restoration repairs what a weather event does to a building: hail-impacted roofs and cladding, wind-torn flashing and siding, broken windows, and the water that gets inside before the building is closed up. On multifamily properties it usually spans several buildings at once.
Hail, Wind, and Freeze Events Hit Whole Communities
A single hailstorm can damage every roof, gutter, and elevation on a property in minutes. Wind drives rain behind cladding, and hard freezes like Winter Storm Uri burst pipes inside walls and ceilings. The visible damage is often only part of the story, which is why commercial storm damage needs a careful walk of every building.
Our crews protect the property first, then document and rebuild. When a carrier questions whether damage came from the storm or from pre-existing construction defects, we support the engineer with clear field documentation.
Fast Protection
Temporary roofing and water protection stop further damage while the claim is opened.
Every Building Walked
Roofs, elevations, and units are checked so no damage is left off the scope.
Full Reconstruction
Roofs, envelopes, structure, and interiors rebuilt by one team.
Signs of Storm Damage on Multifamily Buildings
Some storm damage is obvious. Much of it is not. After a major event, look for:
- Dented gutters, vents, and metal flashing after hail
- Cracked or spalled stucco and stone on exposed elevations
- Missing shingles, torn membranes, or lifted roof edges
- Broken or leaking windows on the windward side
- New ceiling stains or wet drywall in upper units
- Burst pipes or water damage after a hard freeze
- Siding, trim, or fencing pulled loose by wind
Our article on what happens when an HOA delays roof replacement explains why waiting usually costs more.
What Storm Damage Restoration Involves
Restoration starts with emergency protection: tarping, temporary roofing, and closing openings so water stops entering. We then document damage building by building, support the adjuster and engineer, and build a repair scope that covers roofs, envelopes, windows, and interiors.
For commercial hail damage repair, that often means roof replacement plus repairs to metal, cladding, and windows on every elevation. For winter storm damage repair, it means opening walls and ceilings where pipes burst, then rebuilding framing, drywall, and finishes. Our insurance restoration page covers how we work through the claim.
Who We Work With After a Storm
Storm restoration involves boards, managers, carriers, and engineers. We keep everyone working from the same information.
HOA Boards & Property Managers
Emergency response, resident communication, and a phased plan for every building. See our HOA work.
Adjusters & Engineers
Clear, building-by-building documentation so damage can be assessed accurately.
Owners & Risk Managers
Restoration scheduled to keep commercial buildings and communities operating.
Storm Damage Repair Services
Most storm projects combine several of these scopes across multiple buildings.
Emergency Tarping & Protection
Temporary roofing and water protection right after the event.
Roof Repair & Replacement
Hail and wind-damaged roofs repaired or replaced across the property.
Cladding & Siding Repair
Stucco, stone, and siding damaged by hail or wind repaired or rebuilt.
Window & Door Replacement
Broken and leaking windows and doors replaced and re-flashed.
Freeze Damage Repair
Walls, ceilings, and finishes rebuilt after pipes burst.
Structural Repairs
Framing and structure damaged by wind or fallen trees repaired.
Interior Reconstruction
Drywall, flooring, and units rebuilt so residents can return.
Damage Documentation
Photos and measurements organized for adjusters and engineers.
How a Storm Restoration Project Runs
Storm projects move fast at the start and steady through reconstruction.
Openings are closed and roofs tarped to stop further water damage.
Every building is walked and documented for the adjuster and engineer.
Damage becomes a line-item repair scope the carrier and board can review.
Roofs, envelopes, and interiors are rebuilt and walked with the board.
Why Communities Call Shepperd After a Storm
- 12 Years of Experience
- 500 Projects Completed
- Offices in Dallas, Austin & San Antonio
- 100% Licensed & Insured
Storm Damage Restoration Across Texas
Dallas
Hail and wind damage restoration across Dallas and the DFW Metroplex.
Fort Worth
Tornado, hail, and severe weather repairs across Fort Worth and Tarrant County.
Austin
Storm and freeze damage restoration for buildings in Central Texas.
San Antonio
Hail and wind damage repairs across San Antonio and South Texas.
Related Services
Storm restoration often connects to the claim and the larger rebuild. These services cover both.
Insurance Restoration
Restoration of insured damage, from emergency protection to final reconstruction.
Commercial Roof Replacement
Planned full roof replacement for condo, apartment, and commercial buildings.
Water Damage Reconstruction
Rebuilding framing, drywall, and finishes after a leak, flood, or pipe break.
Frequently Asked Questions
It is the repair of storm damage to multifamily and commercial buildings, from emergency protection through rebuilding roofs, cladding, windows, structure, and interiors. On a community it usually covers several buildings under one plan.
Check that residents are safe, notify the carrier, and get temporary protection in place so water stops entering. Photograph damage on every building before anything is removed or repaired.
We walk every roof and elevation, photograph and measure damage by building, and organize it so the adjuster and engineer can review each item. Concealed damage found later is documented before it is covered.
Yes. Hail can bruise roofing and crack coatings without obvious holes, and wind-driven rain can wet walls long before stains appear inside. That is why a careful inspection of every building matters after a major storm.
Yes. After Winter Storm Uri we helped multiple churches recover from interior pipe breaks. Freeze damage repairs usually mean opening walls and ceilings, rebuilding damaged framing, and restoring finishes.
Disputes over storm damage versus existing conditions are common. An engineer determines cause; we support that work with clear field documentation and access, and we can price the repair either way.
In most cases, yes. We phase roof and envelope work by building and keep temporary protection in place, so only units with interior damage are affected while they are rebuilt.
We serve properties across Texas, with teams in Dallas, Fort Worth, Austin, and San Antonio.
Start Your Storm Repair
Tell us what the storm did and which buildings are affected
Share the property type, the date of the event, and what you are seeing on site. We will help protect the property and plan the repair across every building. Prefer to talk first? Use our contact page.
- Emergency Protection
- Actionable Cost of Repair Estimates
- No-Obligation Consultation