Property Owners Need to Know In late March 2025, the Rio Grande Valley was hit by one of the most intense and historic weather events in recent memory, since 1911 according to some sources. Over the course of just a few days, parts of South Texas — including McAllen, Harlingen, Weslaco, and surrounding communities —

The recent storms that swept through Texas left thousands of homeowners dealing with severe property damage. From tornadoes in North Texas to powerful winds in South Texas, Texans are now facing the frustrating process of filing insurance claims. Unfortunately, many insurance companies make this process difficult, offering low settlements or outright denying claims. At Moore

Texas experiences what feels like more than its fair share of serious storms, and they often cause roof damage. If you have a roof insurance storm damage claim, it’s important to know what’s covered and what’s not. To ensure that you receive the compensation to which you’re entitled, the most important step you can take

Homeowners expect their insurance policies to provide financial relief when disaster strikes, but the reality is often more frustrating. Insurance companies deny roof damage claims more often than you might think, leaving policyholders with expensive repairs and little recourse. If you’re facing a denied claim, you don’t have to accept it as the final answer.

Texas sees its fair share of powerful storms, and roof damage happens. Whether it’s high winds, hail, a downpour, ice, or a combination of all these, our roofs can take a beating, and if yours is showing the tell-tale signs of storm damage, it’s time to consult with an experienced Texas roof damage attorney.    Get

You pay your insurance premiums on time, expecting your policy to cover the damages when disaster strikes. But when a storm rips through your Texas property, you might quickly discover that your insurance company isn’t in a rush to pay what you deserve. Moore Law Firm understands how insurance companies operate. Our storm damage claim