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We have several contractor members in the DFW region working this storm. The UASRC is a Not-For-Profit organization devoted to informing property owners about the storm restoration process.
Roofers and other contractors will descend on DFW like locusts. I hope most are legitimate since a lot of the time people get taken to the cleaners by unscrupulous contractors. There should be a lot of work going on for some time there.
They don’t call the metroplex hail & wind alley for nothing. In fact, the central part of the state seems to have issues in most years. There goes the Property rates. Companies have been taking rate on Property this year anyway and now they may increase the % even more.