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Looking up Pro Select Roofing in Texas

the state of Texas does not license roofers; the voluntary industry program run by the Roofing Contractors Association of Texas (RCAT) publishes its licensed contractors in a public directory Official lookup: RCAT Licensed Contractors directory.

1. Write down the expiry and make sure it outlasts the job.
2. Match the name, the city and the status. The record should read active or in good standing.
3. Have the insurer or agent send the certificate of insurance to you, since a license says nothing about coverage.
4. Search the registry by number, then by name, because spellings differ between sources.

Storm history for Fort Worth and Tarrant County

For Tarrant County, the NOAA record since 2017 shows 475 hail reports. On 71 days at least one stone reached 1 inch or more. Golf-ball size or larger turned up on 20 days, and the largest stone came in at 5 inches, about the size of a softball. 2026 is the last year with a 1.75-inch report.

If a storm does come through, take dated photos of the roof first. Whoever you hire, Pro Select Roofing included, should put the inspection findings in writing.

The strongest logged thunderstorm gust is 105 mph.

April is the peak month with 33 percent of reports, and April to July together hold 72 percent. 7 calendar months each hold under 2 percent of reports.

Adjusted for size, Tarrant County is number 1 of the 174 counties in Texas that we compare, which is in the top third at 598.5 reports per 1,000 square miles.

Within 25 miles of Fort Worth, the last 90 days produced 0 NOAA hail reports.

The largest single day in the record is June 12, 2023: a 5-inch stone, about the size of a softball, reported near Mansfield.

Housing around Fort Worth

The median home in Fort Worth was built in 1992, so the typical house is 34 years old. Against a median home value of $277,300, a $10,462 mid-range asphalt roof is 4 percent of the house. At roughly 25 years per asphalt roof, 1 cycles fit into that span.

What a new roof costs in Fort Worth

The Fort Worth multiplier is below 1, about 7 percent lower than the national basis, giving $6,510 to $14,415 for asphalt shingles. The county holds 261 roofing establishments with employees, per the Census. 76.2 percent of them have fewer than 5 employees. Per year of service, metal often costs less than shingles even at a higher price; the last column of the table shows it.

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The numbers behind this listing

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Common questions, Fort Worth

How often does hail hit Fort Worth?

The county file counts 475 hail reports since 2017. 71 of those days reached 1 inch, and April tops the calendar.

How old are homes in Fort Worth?

Census data puts the typical build year at 1992. Asphalt roofs wear out in 15 to 30 years, so many roofs here have been replaced at least once.

How big does hail get near Fort Worth?

Stones since 2017 topped out at 5 inches, roughly a softball; golf-ball hail or larger came on 20 days.

How soon should a roof be inspected after hail?

Photograph the roof, note the date, and schedule a written inspection soon. Many policies have a claim window.

How do I check Pro Select Roofing's license?

Search the Texas record by license number, check the name and status, and note the expiry before you sign anything.

When is hail season in Fort Worth?

Spring and early summer carry most of it: 72 percent of reports come between April and July, April leading at 33 percent.