08/26/2026
If a contractor tells you, “We’ll take care of your deductible,” stop and ask questions.
This is something every Texas homeowner should know before signing a roofing contract.
According to the Texas Department of Insurance, contractors cannot legally waive your insurance deductible or help you avoid paying it through things like rebates or credits.
That might sound like a great deal at first—but it can create serious problems for homeowners and may involve false information being provided to your insurance company. (Texas Department of Insurance)
We’d rather see homeowners understand the rules before they choose a contractor than find out afterward.
So whether you choose Rock Solid Roofing & Construction or someone else, know what you’re agreeing to, read the contract, and don’t be afraid to ask questions.
And if you’re looking for a contractor you can trust, The Good Contractors List is another great resource for finding vetted contractors.
Protecting your home starts with protecting yourself as a homeowner.
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No. A deductible is part of your home insurance policy. It’s illegal for contractors to waive your deductible or help you avoid paying it.