4/24/11: Easter Storms Pound North Texas
Sever thunderstorms descended on North Texas Sunday evening carrying with them winds up to 60 – 70 mph. The following counties were included in a wide swath of activity: Collin, Dallas, Denton, Eastland, Parker and Tarrant. Intense showers, winds and scattered hail (up to 2”) attributed to shingles being ripped from rooftops, as well as fences and power lines being blown down.

4/18/11: Mid-Cities catch brunt of Spring Hail Storms
Reports were issued detailing large hail falling and wind gusts up to 65 mph. in several spots throughout the DFW area. Hail in excess of 3 inches was reported at Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) International Airport. Golfball sized hail was reported at I-20 and Bryant-Irvin in southwest Fort Worth, as well as, throughout Arlington and Burleson. Other areas affected by widespread wind and hail damage include Keller, Grapevine, Bedford and Cleburne.

4/15/11: Damaging Hail Strikes DFW Again
Last night another powerful storm rolled through North Texas carrying hail nearly the size of golf-balls. Hail lasted nearly 20 minutes in Lewisville. These current storm cells have covered large areas in and around Trophy Club, Roanoke, Flower Mound, Carrollton, Grapevine, Garland and Rowlett.

4/11/11: Strong Wind and Hail Storms hit North Texas
Severe storms hit Northern DFW on Monday April 11 causing widespread damage that included large hail up to 1.80” in diameter. Areas affected by these storms include Celina, Little Elm, Prosper and Aubrey. Numerous homes have been affected by the first major storm systems to hit the Metroplex and surrounding areas. Homeowners in these affected areas have reported blown down fences, shattered windows, blown off shingles and severe hail damage to entire roofs, including gutters and facia trim. We are encouraging all residents in these outlying areas to contact their insurance companies and begin the process of repairing/replacing your investment. In a time when customers are looking for qualified professionals to help them, Dynasty Roofing is the one you can trust. Call us for free estimate and consultation.

08/11/10: Recently on Facebook:
“Should I cover my Wind Turbines during the Winter months?” Dynasty Roofing: “Covering your turbines is and old wives-tale. The truth is - you should never cover Wind Turbines since air circulation is the key to thermal efficiency…Turbines will help you cool your house in the Summer and help warm your house in the Winter by creating continual air-flow year around” http://www.lomanco.com/VentilationGuide/ventguide.html

3/30/09 : Tennis Ball Hail Sweeps through N. Tarrant County
A severe storm producing large hail pounded Tarrant County last night. Tennis ball hail was reported in Keller, Ft. Worth, Southlake & N. Richland Hills. Numerous skylights were shattered and several Car Dealerships reported smashed windshields. If you live in one of these areas contact your Insurance Company today and call Dynasty Roofing for your free roof inspection.

3/25/09 : Giant Hailstorm Hits N. Austin
A massive hailstorm swept through Austin, Cedar Park & Round Rock Monday night breaking car windshields and damaging thousands of roofs. Many skylights were also shattered creating numerous problems for local homeowners. The estimated cost of damage is $ 160 million making it the most costly storm in Austin history.

Hail Resistant Shingles
In response to rising insurance deductibles (1%) many homeowners are turning to the latest and newest roofing products in the industry. The new "Hail Resistant" materials such as the CertainTeed Landmark "Special" composition shingles and the Tamko Lamarite slate tiles are quickly becoming the shingles of choice. Both of these products carry the coveted U.L."Class 4" Impact Resistant warranty. This rating will allow you to obtain substantial savings on your insurance premiums. Contact your insurance company for specific rate savings. Since the D/FW metroplex has recently been named the "hail capital of the nation" these products could provide great savings and protection for your home. Please contact us for FREE literature and samples regarding these new materials.

04.17.2008
Baseball Hail pummels Tarrant & Parker Counties
Hail, sometimes as large as baseballs fell throughout the area, shattering windshields and damaging thousands of roofs.The largest hail reported was just north of Mineral Wells, where baseball-size hail was found. Also, Aledo, Ft. Worth, River Oaks, White Settlement, Arlington and Mansfield were hit hard by a snowstorm of hail. If you live in one of these areas, contact your Insurance Company immediately, as well as a professional roofing contractor. Be on notice for out of town "storm-chasers". Consult your Better Business Bureau for a list of qualified professionals.

04-4-2008
Flower Mound/Lewisville/Denton
An intense Squall-line storm rolled through Denton County last night producing strong winds and large hail. Several signs and fences were blown down and many shingles were blown off roofs. Numerous homes and cars were reported to have sustained significant hail damage in Flower Mound, Lewisville and Denton. If you live in one of these areas, contact your Insurance Company immediately, as well as a professional roofing contractor. Use caution when selecting a contractor to avoid unscrupulous roofers who use high-pressure sales tactics on uninformed consumers. Consult your Better Business Bureau for a list of qualified professionals.

02.16.2008
McKinney/Frisco,TX battered by large Hail Storm
A severe storm that produced golf ball size hail pounded the McKinney/Frisco area Wednesday night. While power was knocked out to scores of homes, thousands of roofs were also damaged and broken skylights were reported throughout the area. If you live in one of these areas, contact your Insurance Company immediately, as well as a professional roofing contractor. Use caution when selecting contractor since numerous "fly-by-night" roofers will suddenly appear in your neighborhood. Consult your Better Business Bureau for a list of qualified professionals.