Get a rough repair-vs-replace estimate in under a minute. For an exact number, a free professional inspection is the next step — hidden damage often isn't visible from the ground.
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This is a starting estimate only. Hidden hail damage often isn't visible from the ground — and many Amarillo homeowners don't realize their insurance may cover a full replacement.
This tool uses your roof size, material, and reported damage severity to estimate a repair cost (fixing only the damaged sections) and a full replacement cost (tearing off and replacing the entire roofing system), so you can see both ends of the range before your inspection.
Damage severity is the biggest swing factor. Light, isolated damage often qualifies for a targeted repair. Moderate or severe hail damage — especially on a roof already past the 15-20 year mark — is frequently recommended for full replacement, both for long-term protection and because insurance is more likely to cover a full replacement once an adjuster confirms qualifying storm damage.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will my insurance cover hail damage roof replacement?
Many Texas homeowners' policies cover storm and hail damage, but coverage depends on your specific policy, the age of your roof, and whether the damage is documented properly. A free inspection can help identify qualifying damage before you file a claim.
How do I know if I need a repair or a full replacement?
Isolated damage to a small area of a newer roof can often be repaired. Widespread damage, an older roof, or damage that affects the roof's structural integrity usually calls for full replacement. A professional inspection is the only way to know for certain.
Is the inspection really free?
Yes — Sal Morales Roofing provides free professional roof inspections for Amarillo-area homeowners, with no obligation to move forward.
This calculator provides a general estimate only and is not a substitute for a professional inspection. Actual costs vary based on roof condition, local material and labor pricing, and the scope of work determined during inspection.