How much hail has Keller had in 2026?

Keller has had at least four hail reports in 2026 logged by the Storm Prediction Center, ranging from quarter to half-dollar size. The largest came on April 28, when hail up to 1.25 inches fell across Keller from Old Town to Davis Blvd and Bear Creek Parkway.

These are preliminary reports with estimated sizes, and dates are in local time. Quarter to half-dollar hail does not always break shingles, but it can knock granules loose, bruise the mat and crack vents and skylights. That kind of damage shortens a roof’s life and is hard to spot from the ground. If your Keller roof hasn’t been looked at since April, it’s worth scheduling an inspection before next spring.

Will a Keller HOA let you install impact-resistant shingles?

Generally yes. Texas Property Code §202.011 bars HOAs from prohibiting shingles designed to resist wind and hail, or to improve energy efficiency, as long as they resemble the shingles already approved in the subdivision, are of equal or better quality, and match the surrounding homes. You may still need to submit for approval.

The text is in Property Code §202.011. In practice, many Class 4 shingle lines come in colors and profiles that look like standard architectural shingles, so finding a match is usually straightforward. Submit the product name and color to your architectural review committee before scheduling. We can provide product sheets for that submission.

Is Keller on Oncor or Tri-County Electric?

Both serve Keller, depending on the neighborhood. Tri-County Electric Cooperative has an office on Keller Hicks Road and serves parts of the Keller area, while other addresses are on Oncor’s lines with a retail provider of your choice. Your bill tells you which, and it shapes any solar or battery plan.

That split matters for planning a new roof alongside solar panels or battery backup. Co-op members handle interconnection and export credits through Tri-County. In Oncor areas, export credits depend on your retail plan. Tri-County outages in Keller and Southlake drew attention in 2026; utility officials attributed the recent disruptions to tree branches touching overhead lines. If outages are your main worry, a battery or generator may matter as much as panels.

How does Prometheus approach a Keller roof replacement?

We inspect the roof and attic, photograph and explain any hail or wear damage, and provide a written line-item estimate with the specific shingle named. We can supply product details for your HOA submission and confirm Keller’s permit requirements before work starts. If you’ve filed a claim, we can meet your adjuster to show what we found.

Your claim decisions stay between you and your insurer, and Texas law bars any contractor from paying or waiving your deductible. The full scope of our roof replacement services is on our service page, and the DFW roofing hub covers costs and quote comparison. Neighbors to the east can see our Southlake page, and to the south, North Richland Hills.

If hail has hit your Keller neighborhood this year or your roof is getting older, contact Prometheus Power Solutions or call 817-523-9029 to set up an inspection.