Hail in Irving
North Texas has a long record of costly hail. The National Weather Service’s Fort Worth office lists the April 28, 1995 storm at DFW Airport, at $654 million in 2013 dollars, and the June 13, 2012 North Texas storm, estimated at $901 million, among the costliest in the state. Inside Irving, NOAA storm reports logged hail of 1.25 to 1.5 inches on April 19, 2020, March 16 and June 13, 2023, and March 25, 2025.
From 2016 to 2025, 160 of 196 Dallas County hail reports fell between March and June. The reports come from spotters and the public, so a quiet record does not mean a street saw no hail.
Permits for roof repairs in Irving
Irving requires a building permit for roof repairs exceeding 100 square feet, applied for through the city’s My Government Online (MGO) portal. Resoldering a joint stays well under that size; replacing several panels or a section of decking may not.
A roof at the end of its life may call for standing seam copper roofing instead of another repair. Bay and entry repairs connect to copper bay window and accent roofs, and gutter leaks to copper gutters and downspouts.