MalakarConsultingFor Texas homeowners filing a storm damage claim
Your damage documented, dated and organized before you call your insurer.
Send your photos and notes on the storm. Get back a room-by-room and exterior damage inventory, a storm event summary, a claim timeline with the deadlines that apply, and a documentation checklist.
Within a few hours
- No call, no meeting, no account
- Prepared under a 17-year supply chain principal
- Full refund if it cannot be produced from what you send
Who this is for
Homeowner who just had a roof or siding inspection after a hailstorm and needs to file a claim
Homeowner mid-claim who wants their documentation organized before the adjuster visit
Homeowner comparing multiple contractor estimates and needs them in one table
“After a storm you're dealing with photos on your phone, a rough sense of what's damaged, and no idea what your insurer's deadlines actually are. Walking into a claim disorganized means the adjuster's assessment becomes the only record, and disputes are harder to win without your own documentation.”
What you get
- Room-by-room and exterior damage inventory built from your photos and notes
- Dated storm event summary, citing NOAA/NWS storm reports where they can be found
- Claim timeline noting Texas prompt-payment deadlines (Insurance Code ch. 542) in general terms
- "Questions to ask your adjuster" sheet
- Contractor-estimate comparison table template
- Documentation checklist
Inside the document
Roof, north slope: hail impact marks on 40% of surface, photos 3-9, estimated per photos: [[FLAG]]needs a contractor estimate to confirm severity[[/FLAG]]
Storm event: [[OK]]NOAA storm report confirms 1.5in hail reported near [ZIP] on [date][[/OK]]
Timeline: insurer generally must acknowledge claim within 15 days of notice (Tex. Ins. Code ch. 542), confirm against your policy and notice date
Adjuster question: "What is the basis for the depreciation applied to the roof line item?"
What changes after delivery
Within a few hours you have your damage organized room by room, a timeline with the deadlines that generally apply under Texas law, and a set of questions ready before your adjuster visit, so you're not building your record from memory after the fact.
How people use it
- 1Attach the damage inventory and photos when you file or as a supplement to an existing claim
- 2Use the timeline to track your insurer's response deadlines
- 3Bring the adjuster question sheet to your inspection
How this compares
How it works
Fill the form
Five minutes. Attach what you have.
Pay $149
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Production runs
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Delivered by email
Usually within 24 hours, as a document you can print or forward.
Order: Hail & Storm Damage Claim Prep Pack (Texas homeowners)
⏰ About 5 minutes · a handful of questions
Questions
Do you negotiate with my insurance company?
No. We organize your documentation and give you a timeline and questions to ask. You or your own representative handles the claim.
Will you confirm the exact storm date and hail size for my address?
We'll cite NOAA/NWS storm reports if we can find a matching one for your date and location, and say clearly when we cannot find one.
How fast is delivery?
Most packs are delivered within a few hours.
Refunds?
If the pack cannot be produced from what you submitted, full refund. Delivered packs are non-refundable.
Built from your actual photos and storm date, not a generic checklist, with a refund if the pack cannot be produced from what you submit.
Sudip Malakar, Principal · Malakar Consulting