Based in Buda · Serving Central Texas
A 1920s pier-and-beam house in central Austin fails in completely different ways than a 2019 slab-on-grade build in Kyle, and the hail exposure in Round Rock is not the exposure in San Marcos. Every city below has its own page covering the local geology, housing stock and storm history that actually drive damage there.
All Coverage Areas
We are based in Buda on I-35, close to the center of the metro. On an emergency call that matters — a local crew with extraction equipment at your door within the hour is a different outcome than a national dispatcher routing your address to whoever answers. And these pages are a starting point, not a boundary: we serve the communities around every city listed, and we travel beyond the core area for larger losses.
Austin lies within the I-35 corridor of Central Texas that insurance meteorologists consider part of Hail Alley, where…
Neighborhoods: Hyde Park, Tarrytown, Brentwood, Crestview +14 more
Austin is covered by our main service pages.
Round Rock sits within "Flash Flood Alley" and the Central Texas hail corridor, receiving damaging hail 6–8 times per…
Neighborhoods: Teravista, Forest Creek, Paloma Lake, Behrens Ranch +12 more
Georgetown sits squarely in the Central Texas hail belt and has recorded 113 hail events within 10 miles of downtown…
Neighborhoods: Sun City, Wolf Ranch, Berry Creek, Cimarron Hills +11 more
Dripping Springs sits in one of the most active hail corridors in Central Texas, with storm systems tracking northeast…
Neighborhoods: Belterra, Highpointe, Caliterra, Headwaters +12 more
Lakeway is situated within the Central Texas hail corridor and receives recurring hail events driven by spring and fall…
Neighborhoods: Rough Hollow, The Hills of Lakeway, Flintrock Falls, Lakeway Highlands +11 more
Bee Cave sits in western Travis County's hail corridor, where storm cells rolling off the Hill Country frequently…
Neighborhoods: Spanish Oaks, Falconhead, Falconhead West, Lake Pointe +12 more
Buda sits directly on the I-35 hail corridor, one of the most consistently hail-active paths in Central Texas, with…
Neighborhoods: Garlic Creek, Whispering Hollow, Shadow Creek, Sunfield +12 more
Kyle sits within the Central Texas hail corridor, and the 78640 ZIP code recorded 6 confirmed damaging hail events in…
Neighborhoods: Plum Creek, 6 Creeks, Bunton Creek, Waterleaf +10 more
San Marcos sits along the I-35 corridor between San Antonio and Austin, one of the most frequently hail-impacted urban…
Neighborhoods: Blanco Vista, La Cima, Kissing Tree, Cottonwood Creek +10 more
The 8 cities with their own service pages are the ones we work in most often, but the coverage is an area rather than a list — if you are in Hays, Travis or Williamson County there is a good chance we reach you, and we travel beyond the core area for larger losses. Call and ask: (737) 309-5075. If we cover you we will tell you when we can be there, and if we do not we will point you at someone reputable who does.
We answer around the clock, every day of the year. Tell us where you are and what you are looking at, and we will tell you what happens next.