Surviving the Keller Hail Storm Season
Get Help With Your Keller Hail Damage Claim
Did a Keller hail storm leave your roof, siding, or windows in rough shape? North Texas sits in the heart of Hail Alley, and hail claims here are rarely simple. What happens when your insurance company undervalues or denies your hail damage claim? The answer is simple: call a licensed Texas Public Adjuster. Public Adjusters work for you, not your carrier.
Understanding Keller Hail Storm Damage
For eleven years running, Texas has led the nation in hail damage, and 2025 was no exception: the state logged 902 major hail events. One carrier alone paid roughly $1.4 billion on about 95,200 Texas hail claims that year, averaging near $15,000 apiece. Tarrant County ranks among the highest-risk counties in the country for hail.
Keller sits right in the middle of that corridor. Filing a Keller hail damage claim and getting a fair settlement isn't easy, which is exactly why public adjusting companies like Tiger Adjusters® exist to support policyholders through the process.
Keller Hail Storm Facts
North Texas hail season runs March through June, with April and May the most active months. Storms have dropped golf ball– and baseball-sized stones across Tarrant County in recent years.
Hail bruises shingles and strips their granules, dents aluminum siding and gutters, cracks windows and skylights, flattens HVAC condenser fins, and batters fences and uncovered vehicles. Much of it is invisible from the ground.
Texas Claim Deadlines Matter
Under the Texas Prompt Payment of Claims Act, your carrier generally must acknowledge your claim and begin investigating within 15 days, accept or reject it within 15 business days of receiving everything it requested, and pay an accepted claim within 5 business days. After a TDI-declared weather catastrophe, those deadlines extend by 15 days.
Most Texas policies also limit how long you have to sue, and weather claims carry their own pre-suit notice rules. Don't let a claim sit.
About Texas Public Adjusters
- Licensed and regulated by the Texas Department of Insurance under Insurance Code Chapter 4102.
- Fees are capped by statute at 10% of the insurance settlement on the claim.
- Must use a TDI-approved written contract, which you may cancel in writing within 72 hours of signing.
- Cannot repair your property or act as your contractor on the same claim—a conflict of interest under Texas law.
Calling a Keller Public Adjuster
Public Adjusters are licensed insurance experts hired by policyholders to help navigate the claims process. They read your policy, document your loss, prepare the estimate, and negotiate with your carrier on your behalf.
Tiger Adjusters® is a national public adjusting franchise with a local team serving Keller and the greater Fort Worth area. They offer free property inspections and complimentary policy reviews so you know what is—and isn't—covered before you file.
"We are in your corner, one thousand percent. When we take on a claim, we treat it as if it were our own family member dealing with the damage, repairs, and claim stress. We go to bat for you to advocate for a maximum settlement that will help you return to normal life." —Leo Kosi, Tiger Adjusters (Keller, TX)
Public Adjusters are consumer advocates and insurance claim experts licensed by the State of Texas.
After a complimentary inspection, your adjuster compiles a damage estimate to value your loss.
You can hire a Public Adjuster at any point in the claims process, including after a claim has been denied.
Leo Kosi
Owner Operator & Public Adjuster
Keller, TX
TX #3457672
(469) 895-9574
L_Kosi@TigerAdjusters.com