On September 8, 2010 a tornado entered Seagoville and took almost the entire roof off three duplex buildings east of Highway 175 near May Road. Seagoville is a wind town with a quiet hail record.
Seagoville's storm history is unusually clear about what actually happens to roofs here. The September 8, 2010 EF1 — remnants of Tropical Storm Hermine — entered the city limits and, in the National Weather Service's words, three duplex buildings just east of Highway 175 near May Road suffered significant roof damage with almost complete loss of the roofs, with a single-family home to the northeast also significantly damaged. Peak winds were 90 mph across a path over nine miles long.
Hail, by contrast, is modest. There have been seven hail reports within five miles of Seagoville since 2010, topping out at an inch and three quarters in May 2010 — quarter to golf ball size fell in the city, per the NWS. A Seagoville police officer reported quarter sized hail ten days later. In June 2026 an emergency manager reported ping pong ball size hail on Seagoville Road near I-635. That is the whole record. If someone is working your street selling a hail story, ask them which date.
Seagoville is also an older, modest market. The median owner-occupied home was built in 1999, the median home value is around $230,000, and about a tenth of the city's population lives in group quarters. The city moved to the 2024 International Codes with local amendments, which puts it ahead of several larger neighbors, and charges just $75 for a residential roofing permit — with the fee doubled if construction starts before the permit is obtained.
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View Roof Maintenance →The events that actually removed roofs here were wind: the 2010 tornado that took three duplex roofs near May Road, a 2019 EF0 that peeled back a church's metal roof in nearby Mesquite, and a 2012 EF3 in Forney eight miles out. Wind damage means lifted and creased tabs on the windward slope, fasteners backing out, a ridge worked loose. It looks nothing like hail and it is easy to miss.
Seven hail reports within five miles of Seagoville since 2010, the largest an inch and three quarters. That is one of the lightest records of any city we work. Plenty of roofs here are worn out from age and Texas sun — which is real and needs fixing — but age is not a covered loss, and we will tell you that rather than helping you file a claim that gets denied.
The median owner-occupied home here dates to 1999 and the median value is around $230,000. That means honest scoping matters more than upselling. We price the roof the house actually needs, we quote decking as a unit price up front so there is no mid-job surprise, and financing is available if the timing is difficult.
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Rarely, on the record. Seven reports within five miles since 2010 — the largest an inch and three quarters in May 2010, when the NWS noted quarter to golf ball size hail fell in the city. In June 2026 an emergency manager reported ping pong ball hail on Seagoville Road near I-635. Compare that with Plano's 291 reports and you see the difference. Be cautious with anyone selling neighborhood-wide hail damage here.
$75 for residential roofing, which is among the lowest in the area. Commercial work runs off the standard valuation table. If construction begins before the permit is obtained, the city doubles the fee. Seagoville is currently on the 2024 International Codes with local amendments, which is a newer code cycle than several larger cities nearby.
At that age you are generally looking at replacement rather than repair, but it depends on what we find. If damage is confined to one slope or one flashing detail, a repair can buy real time. If the shingles are curling and shedding granules across every elevation, repairs are money spent twice. We photograph everything and show you the basis for whichever answer we give.
Financing is available through our partner — 0% for 12 months or terms up to ten years, with a rate check that does not affect your credit. We also quote decking replacement as a unit price up front so you know the range before we start rather than getting a phone call on day two.
About nineteen miles north of our shop at 601 N 1st Street in Garland. We work Mesquite, Balch Springs and Forney regularly, so Seagoville is a normal stop rather than a special trip. Same-day response on an active leak.
Call us at (469) 936-7663, or request your free estimate online — most inspections are scheduled within 24–48 hours.
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