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Under Texas law a roofer can't act as your public adjuster on a job they're doing, and can't waive, rebate or absorb your insurance deductible. The Texas Department of Insurance advises never paying in full up front, and never signing a blank contract or one with insurance-proceeds language.
Sources: Texas Department of Insurance: roofing and insurance, updated 24 Mar 2025; Texas Department of Insurance: avoid fraud, updated 17 Jul 2026
The Texas Department of Insurance advises checking a roofer's name, address, phone number and references, making sure they have insurance or a bond, getting at least three written bids, being wary of door-to-door sellers, and not paying the final amount until the work is finished.
Source: Texas Department of Insurance: repairing your roof after a storm, Sep 2017
No. The Texas Department of Insurance says Texas law bars roofers from waiving, rebating or absorbing a customer's deductible.
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