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10:42

Claim HX-20931

4417 Larkspur Ln, Plano, TX

Recording Saved 4:12

0:12 Hail, wind-driven. Date of loss September fourth.

0:48 Laminated shingle, about twenty-eight squares.

1:36 North slope test square — eleven hits.

2:20 Sixty-four feet of gutter dented, front and east.

3:05 Attic’s dry. No staining, no intrusion.

3:51 Recommend full roof replacement.

Claim report

HX-20931 · Hail · Roof and exterior

Synced 10:46 AM

Peril
Hail, wind-driven
Date of loss
Sep 4, 2026
Roof covering
Laminated shingle · 28.4 sq
Test square, N slope
11 hits per 100 sq ft
Gutters
64 LF dented · front, east
Interior
No water intrusion
Recommendation
Full roof replacement

Estimate, replacement cost

$18,412.60

Before the $1,500 deductible

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    HO-3 · Hail · Plano, TX

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    “Eleven hits, north slope.”

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    Sent to Halden Mutual · 10:46 AM CT

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HX-20931 · 4 of 31 fields

  • Eleven hits in the test square, north slope.

    Test square · N slope

    11 hits per 100 sq ft

  • Gutters are dented, call it sixty-four feet.

    Gutters and downspouts

    64 LF · dented

  • Photo — ridge cap, granule loss.

    Photo 14 caption

    Ridge cap, granule loss

  • Attic’s dry, no staining on the decking.

    Interior

    No water intrusion

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