Before filing a roof insurance claim, preparation is everything. From documenting storm damage to choosing the right contractor, a few smart steps can save you time, money, and stress. This homeowner’s checklist from Fine Finish Construction walks you through exactly what to do before contacting your insurer — so your claim is strong, your roof is protected, and your home stays covered.

As fall storms and winter freezes roll into Central Texas, your roof faces unique challenges—from oak pollen and clogged gutters to wind damage and freeze–thaw cycles. A seasonal roof tune-up helps protect your home, extend roof life, and prevent costly repairs.

A well-maintained roof can last decades, but neglect can cut that lifespan in half. With each season bringing its own weather challenges—from spring storms to summer heat, autumn leaves, and winter ice—staying proactive is the key to protecting your home. This seasonal roof maintenance checklist will help you catch problems early, prevent costly repairs, and keep your roof in top shape all year long.

Texas summers are brutal and if your roof isn’t doing its part to keep your home cool, your energy bills are probably rising with the temperature. In this blog, we break down how cool roofing materials and energy-efficient shingles can help lower indoor temperatures, reduce strain on your HVAC system, and cut your electricity costs by up to 30%. Learn which roofing options work best in the Texas heat, how they impact comfort and home value, and why now might be the smartest t

Here are some underestimated ways to keep your home safe after a storm. You want to have your home inspected from top to bottom. If there was a strong rainstorm that lasted more than five minutes, you want to ensure there are no leaks or issues in your home. Taking the time to check for any of these issues can save you time and money.

When considering a roof repair, this is how and what you should look for. One of the things you should look for when considering a roof...

We begin our inspection of your home starting from the top and working to the bottom. When water starts entering the house from the top, structural damage can occur quickly. This can lead to issues and problems with framing, insulation and drywall.

Imagine if you can get home repairs done without the stress. We make that happen for our customers everyday.