# How Wind and Hail Deductibles Work in Texas (2026) > A 2% wind and hail deductible on a $300,000 dwelling limit is $6,000. How percentage deductibles work, what your dec page must show, and how to pick one. Source: https://www.robinsonlegacypartners.com/blog/home-insurance/how-do-wind-and-hail-deductibles-work-on-texas-home-insurance/ [Home](https://www.robinsonlegacypartners.com/) / [Blog](https://www.robinsonlegacypartners.com/blog/) / [Home Insurance](https://www.robinsonlegacypartners.com/blog/home-insurance/) / Guide [Home Insurance · Deductibles](https://www.robinsonlegacypartners.com/home-insurance) # How do wind and hail deductibles work on Texas home insurance? What you’d actually pay after the next hailstorm. Your policy says “Wind/Hail: 2%,” and you’re not sure what that means for your roof. Here’s how Texas wind and hail deductibles work, in dollars, before the next storm. Free Texas quote · 30 seconds Start with your ZIP. Please enter a valid 5-digit ZIP code. 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We’ll check it with you for free. The hail stopped twenty minutes ago. Half the street has a roofer’s sign in the yard by lunch, and you’re pulling up your policy to see what it would pay. You remember a $1,000 or $2,000 deductible. Then you find a line that says “Wind/Hail: 2%,” and you’re not sure what that means for your roof. Here’s how wind and hail deductibles work on a Texas home policy: what the percentage is based on, what it comes to in dollars, what Texas law requires your insurer to show you, and how to pick one you could actually pay. Our team works in Arlington, so the examples lean North Texas. Free deductible check Not sure what your wind and hail deductible is in dollars? Send your ZIP and we’ll find it on your declarations page with you and explain what a hail claim would cost. No spam, no obligation. What do you need? 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[Call (817) 262-5300](tel:+18172625300) Mon–Fri 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM · Help in 7 languages ## What is a separate wind and hail deductible? **The short answer:** It’s a second deductible on many Texas home policies that applies only to wind and hail damage, separate from the deductible you pay on fire, theft and most other claims. Most people remember one deductible. Many Texas homeowners policies carry two. TDI’s [guide to reading your declarations page](https://www.tdi.texas.gov/tips/how-to-read-your-auto-or-home-insurance-declarations-page.html) notes that a home policy may list separate deductibles for damage from wind and hail and for “other perils” like fire and theft. Deductible 1 ### Wind and hail Applies when wind or hail causes the damage, like a hail-beaten roof or siding torn off by wind. Deductible 2 ### All other perils Applies to most other covered losses, such as a kitchen fire or a break-in. Written as ### A percentage A share of your home’s insured value, such as 1% or 2%. The dollar amount grows as your coverage grows. Or written as ### A flat dollar amount A fixed figure, such as $1,000, that stays the same whatever your coverage. The Insurance Information Institute (III) [says](https://www.iii.org/article/understanding-your-insurance-deductibles) wind and hail deductibles “are most commonly paid in percentages, typically from 1 percent to 5 percent.” Whether a flat-dollar option is available depends on the policy, so ask us what’s available on yours. For the rest of the policy, see our [Texas homeowners coverage guide](https://www.robinsonlegacypartners.com/blog/home-insurance/texas-home-insurance-guide-coverage-costs-and-buying-decisions/) or our [home insurance page](https://www.robinsonlegacypartners.com/home-insurance). ## Is the percentage based on your claim or your dwelling limit? **The short answer:** It’s a percentage of your home’s insured value, usually the dwelling limit, not of the repair bill, so it can be larger than the whole claim. III says percentage deductibles “are calculated based on a percentage of the home’s insured value.” On most policies that’s the dwelling limit, often labeled Coverage A. The size of the claim doesn’t change it. TDI’s [deductible tips](https://www.tdi.texas.gov/tips/deductibles.html) put it in dollars: a 5% deductible on a $150,000 policy is **$7,500**. A hail claim below that pays nothing. Illustrative example · not a quote You remember your deductible as **$2,000**, because that’s the all-other-perils figure on your policy. Your wind and hail deductible is **5%**, and your dwelling limit is **$150,000**. A spring storm means a **$9,000** roof repair, settled at replacement cost: * What you expected: you pay $2,000 and the policy pays about **$7,000**. * What actually happens: you pay the first **$7,500** and the policy pays about **$1,500**. A $5,500 surprise. Real numbers depend on your policy, roof terms and the adjuster’s findings. ## What does a 1%, 2% or 5% deductible cost in dollars? **The short answer:** Multiply your dwelling limit by the percentage: on a $300,000 dwelling limit, 1% is $3,000, 2% is $6,000 and 5% is $15,000. Illustrative example: percentage deductible × dwelling limit. Not a quote. Your declarations page shows your actual dollar amount. | Dwelling limit | 1% deductible | 2% deductible | 5% deductible | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | $200,000 | $2,000 | $4,000 | High$10,000 | | $300,000 | $3,000 | $6,000 | Very high$15,000 | | $400,000 | $4,000 | $8,000 | Very high$20,000 | | $500,000 | $5,000 | $10,000 | Very high$25,000 | Because the deductible is a percentage, **raising your dwelling limit raises your deductible in dollars**. If a renewal review moves your dwelling limit from $300,000 to $340,000, a 2% wind and hail deductible goes from $6,000 to $6,800 (illustrative math). Don’t fix it the wrong way**Never lower your dwelling limit just to shrink the deductible.** TDI’s [home insurance guide](https://www.tdi.texas.gov/pubs/consumer/cb025.html) says “most companies require you to insure your house for at least 80% of its replacement cost,” and warns that if you don’t have enough coverage, “you’ll have to pay the difference yourself.” If the deductible is too high, change the deductible, not the house’s coverage. **Reviewed by Clarence Robinson II.** Clarence is an Allstate agent and the owner of Robinson Legacy Partners in south Arlington. He's an entrepreneur with more than 20 years in business who became an Allstate agent in 2024, and his team helps Texas families in seven languages. "Insurance works best when it's understood." ## Why does this deductible matter so much in North Texas? **The short answer:** Hail is the big one: Texas recorded 902 major hail events in 2025, more than any other state, so the wind and hail deductible is the one Texas homeowners are most likely to pay. 902 major hail events (hailstones one inch or larger) were recorded in Texas in 2025, out of 5,432 across the U.S., the most of any state, according to the [Insurance Information Institute](https://www.iii.org/fact-statistic/facts-statistics-hail), citing NOAA’s Storm Prediction Center. Those are statewide counts, not a Dallas–Fort Worth figure, but they show that in Texas hail is routine, not rare. That’s why, when we review a policy for a family in Arlington, Mansfield or Grand Prairie, the wind and hail deductible is one of the first lines we turn into dollars. If you live in Arlington, our [Arlington homeowners guide](https://www.robinsonlegacypartners.com/blog/home-insurance/home-insurance-in-arlington-texas-coverage-costs-and-quotes/) covers local hazards. ## What does Texas law require your declarations page to show? **The short answer:** Texas Insurance Code § 2301.056 requires a residential property declarations page to list each type of deductible and state the exact dollar amount of each one. You don’t have to do this math yourself. Under [Texas Insurance Code § 2301.056](https://statutes.capitol.texas.gov/Docs/IN/htm/IN.2301.htm), a residential property policy must include a declarations page that: * **Lists and identifies each type of deductible**, such as wind and hail and all other perils. * **States the exact dollar amount of each deductible.** A 2% deductible on a $300,000 dwelling should read $6,000, not just “2%.” * **Points to any provision that could change a deductible’s dollar amount.** If the policy or an endorsement has one, the declarations page must identify it, and that provision or endorsement must explain how the change is figured. The law came from Senate Bill 112 (2013) and applies to policies delivered, issued or renewed on or after January 1, 2014. The list and the provision notice may sit on a page separate from the declarations page, so check the whole front section. **The dollar figure you need should already be printed on your policy.** What changed in 2026Nothing in the disclosure rule: § 2301.056 matched the 2013 law when we checked the statute in September 2026. What’s new is the risk data. III’s latest table, covering 2025, puts Texas first in the nation for major hail events. 30-second request Want us to check your wind and hail deductible? Two fields to start. A licensed agent on our Arlington team will put your deductible in dollars and price the options available on your policy. What do you need? Auto Home Home + Auto bundle Condo Renters Landlord / rental Flood Life Motorcycle RV / motorhome Business Please add a valid 5-digit ZIP and pick what you need. Prefer to talk it through? 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I agree to the [Privacy Policy](https://www.robinsonlegacypartners.com/privacy) and [Terms of Use](https://www.robinsonlegacypartners.com/terms), including the [arbitration clause](https://www.robinsonlegacypartners.com/terms#arbitration) and [E-SIGN consent](https://www.robinsonlegacypartners.com/terms#esign). Please complete every field with a valid phone and email. ✓ You're all set A licensed agent on our Arlington team will usually reach out within one business day about your home quote. Rather talk now? [Call (817) 262-5300](tel:+18172625300) Mon–Fri 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM · Help in 7 languages ## Which deductible applies, and do you pay it every storm? **The short answer:** Wind and hail losses use the wind and hail deductible, most others use the all-other-perils one, and you generally pay a deductible on each claim. III says that with a homeowners policy, “the deductible applies each time you file a claim.” Its exceptions are season-long hurricane deductibles in Florida and Louisiana, not Texas. So if a March hailstorm and a May windstorm each lead to a claim, expect two deductibles. Your policy defines what counts as one loss. General patterns based on TDI’s description of separate wind and hail and other-peril deductibles. Your policy’s wording controls. | What happened | Deductible that usually applies | | --- | --- | | Hail damages the roof and gutters | Wind and hailOften the larger, percentage-based amount. | | Straight-line wind tears off siding or shingles | Wind and hailWind damage counts even with no hail. | | Kitchen fire or break-in | All other perilsLike theft, one of TDI’s “other perils” examples. | | Two separate storms, two claims | Two deductiblesA deductible generally applies to each claim. | Hurricane deductibles and TWIA coverage apply on the Gulf Coast, not in Dallas–Fort Worth. ## How do roof settlement terms change what you collect after the deductible? **The short answer:** The deductible comes out of whatever the policy owes, so if your roof is settled at actual cash value, depreciation shrinks the payment first and the deductible can wipe out the rest. TDI’s [replacement cost vs. actual cash value example](https://www.tdi.texas.gov/tips/home-insurance-policies-replacement-cost-or-actual-cash-value.html) shows how they stack: a $10,000 roof on a house insured for $200,000 with a 2% ($4,000) deductible pays **$6,000** at replacement cost at any roof age. At actual cash value it pays $4,500 on a 5-year-old roof, $3,000 at 10 years and **$0 at 20 years**, because depreciation plus the deductible uses up the whole loss. TDI’s [roof guidance](https://www.tdi.texas.gov/tips/replacing-your-roof.html) also notes that “as roofs age, some companies will switch to actual cash value.” If your roof is aging, our guide to [getting and keeping Texas home insurance with an older roof](https://www.robinsonlegacypartners.com/blog/home-insurance/can-you-get-texas-home-insurance-with-an-older-roof/) covers what to expect at renewal. ## How do you choose the right wind and hail deductible? **The short answer:** Pick the highest deductible you could pay from savings the week after a storm, and no higher. A lower deductible generally costs more in premium, so it’s a trade-off, not a free upgrade. III notes that “the larger the deductible, the less you pay in premiums.” The real question is whether you could write that check. Here’s the emergency fund test we walk through with clients: 1. **Find both deductibles in dollars** Write down both amounts from your declarations page. 2. **Run the emergency fund test** Could you pay the wind and hail amount from savings within a week, without a credit card or loan? If not, it’s too high for your household right now. 3. **Price the step down** Ask what moving from, say, 2% to 1% would change in premium, and whether a flat-dollar option is available. Compare that yearly cost with the dollars saved on one hail claim. 4. **Check your roof terms at the same time** A low deductible helps less if an older roof is settled at actual cash value. 5. **Recheck at every renewal** A percentage deductible rises with your dwelling limit. Confirm the dollar figure each year before storm season. For the premium side, our [guide to what homeowners insurance costs in Texas](https://www.robinsonlegacypartners.com/blog/home-insurance/how-much-does-homeowners-insurance-cost-in-texas/) explains the statewide figures. For a whole-household checklist, see our [free policy review guide](https://www.robinsonlegacypartners.com/blog/claims-and-policy-reviews/texas-insurance-policy-review-guide-how-do-you-check-for-coverage-gaps/). ## The bottom line A wind and hail deductible is the number most likely to decide what you pay after a North Texas storm. It’s often a percentage of your dwelling limit, not your claim, so it grows with your coverage. Texas law puts the dollar figure on your declarations page. Find it, run the emergency fund test, and check your roof terms at the same time. Robinson Legacy Partners is an Allstate agency in Arlington, and we’re glad to do this with you. Send your ZIP below or call [(817) 262-5300](tel:+18172625300). We’ll read your deductibles in dollars, check your roof and dwelling terms, and price the deductible options available on your policy. Our team helps in English, Spanish, Arabic, Hindi, Punjabi, Urdu and Coptic, Monday through Friday from 8:30 to 5. Free Texas quote Get your Texas home insurance quote. Takes 30 seconds. A licensed agent on our Arlington team reviews it personally and usually reaches out within one business day. What do you need? Auto Home Home + Auto bundle Condo Renters Landlord / rental Flood Life Motorcycle RV / motorhome Business Please add a valid 5-digit ZIP and pick what you need. Prefer to talk it through? [(817) 262-5300](tel:+18172625300) · Mon–Fri 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM 4.8★ · 100+ Google reviews · Licensed Texas agency · Help in 7 languages Almost done Where should we send it? We'll usually reach out within one business day. By clicking **Get My Free Quote**, I give Robinson Legacy Partners LLC, an Allstate agency, and its licensed agents my prior express written consent, by electronic signature, to contact me with calls and text messages — including marketing calls and texts made using automated technology or an artificial or prerecorded voice — and by email, at the number and email I provided, about my insurance quote and related insurance products and services, even if my number is on a Do Not Call list. My information is never sold or shared with other agencies for their own marketing. Consent is not a condition of purchase; I can call (817) 262-5300 instead. Message frequency varies. Message and data rates may apply. Reply STOP to opt out, HELP for help. I agree to the [Privacy Policy](https://www.robinsonlegacypartners.com/privacy) and [Terms of Use](https://www.robinsonlegacypartners.com/terms), including the [arbitration clause](https://www.robinsonlegacypartners.com/terms#arbitration) and [E-SIGN consent](https://www.robinsonlegacypartners.com/terms#esign). Please complete every field with a valid phone and email. ✓ You're all set A licensed agent on our Arlington team will usually reach out within one business day about your home quote. Rather talk now? [Call (817) 262-5300](tel:+18172625300) Mon–Fri 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM · Help in 7 languages ## Other questions Texas homeowners ask about storm deductibles ### Does my wind and hail deductible apply to hail damage on my car? No. Your home policy covers the house and your belongings, not your vehicles. Hail damage to a car falls under comprehensive coverage on your auto policy, which has its own deductible, usually a flat dollar amount. Our [Texas car insurance guide](https://www.robinsonlegacypartners.com/blog/auto-insurance/texas-car-insurance-guide-coverage-costs-and-quote-decisions/) explains how comprehensive works. ### Will an older roof make it harder to keep my home insurance? Not because of age alone when you apply. Under 28 TAC §21.1006, an insurer may not decline to write a home policy based on the property’s age. The current rule talks about writing a policy, not renewing one; the governor’s August 24, 2026 directive and TDI’s amendments proposed September 29, 2026 would name renewals and roof age, and as of October 8, 2026 the proposal isn’t final. Either way, condition still counts: an insurer can decline or non-renew over leaks or unrepaired damage, and some companies switch older roofs to actual cash value. Our guide to [Texas home insurance with an older roof](https://www.robinsonlegacypartners.com/blog/home-insurance/can-you-get-texas-home-insurance-with-an-older-roof/) covers what to expect and what to ask. ### What should Arlington homeowners know about storm coverage? Arlington sits in the part of Texas where spring storms bring hail and high wind, and homes near creeks such as Johnson Creek and Village Creek can face flash flooding, which a homeowners policy doesn’t cover. Our [Arlington home insurance guide](https://www.robinsonlegacypartners.com/blog/home-insurance/home-insurance-in-arlington-texas-coverage-costs-and-quotes/) walks through local housing, hazards and coverage questions. ### Does a higher wind and hail deductible always lower my premium? Generally, a larger deductible means a lower premium, according to the Insurance Information Institute. How much depends on the policy and the house, so ask us to price both options side by side. ## Wind and hail deductible FAQ If two hailstorms damage my house in the same year, do I pay the wind and hail deductible twice?+ Generally, yes, if you file two separate claims. The Insurance Information Institute says a homeowners deductible applies each time you file a claim. The season-long exceptions it describes are for hurricane deductibles in Florida and Louisiana, not Texas wind and hail deductibles. Your policy defines what counts as one storm or one loss, so it’s worth asking how yours treats storms that hit days or weeks apart. If one storm hits before repairs from another are done, call us before filing. Does my wind and hail deductible go up if I raise my dwelling coverage?+ Yes, if it’s a percentage deductible. A percentage deductible is figured on your home’s insured value, usually the dwelling limit. If a renewal review raises your dwelling limit from $300,000 to $340,000, a 2% wind and hail deductible rises from $6,000 to $6,800. A flat-dollar deductible stays the same when coverage changes. Don’t lower your dwelling limit to shrink the deductible; TDI says most companies require insuring your house for at least 80% of its replacement cost. Change the deductible instead. Does Texas law require my declarations page to show my wind and hail deductible in dollars?+ Yes. Texas Insurance Code § 2301.056 requires the declarations page of a residential property policy to list each type of deductible and state the exact dollar amount of each one. If the policy or an endorsement has a provision that could change a deductible’s dollar amount, the declarations page must identify it, and that provision must explain how the change is figured. The rule applies to policies delivered, issued or renewed on or after January 1, 2014. If you only see a percentage, call us and we’ll help find the dollar figure. What happens if my hail damage costs less than my wind and hail deductible?+ The policy generally pays nothing for that damage, because the deductible is the amount you cover before the policy pays. With a 2% deductible on a $300,000 dwelling limit, the first $6,000 of a covered wind or hail loss is yours. A $5,000 roof repair would come entirely out of pocket. Still document the damage with dates and photos, since hidden damage can make the total larger than it first looks, and call us if you’re unsure. Is a 1% wind and hail deductible worth paying more premium than a 2% one?+ It depends on your savings and how much the lower deductible costs. On a $350,000 dwelling limit, moving from 2% to 1% lowers what you’d pay on a hail claim from $7,000 to $3,500. A lower deductible generally means a higher premium, so compare the yearly difference with that $3,500. If $7,000 would be a hardship the week after a storm, the lower deductible may be worth it. We can price both for your house. About this guide Written by the Robinson Legacy Partners team · Reviewed by Clarence Robinson II We're a local Allstate agency at 700 Highlander Blvd in south Arlington, serving Arlington, the DFW Metroplex and Texas in English, Spanish, Arabic, Hindi, Punjabi, Urdu and Coptic, with more languages coming as our team grows. Facts in this guide come from the public sources linked above, including the [Texas Department of Insurance](https://www.tdi.texas.gov/), and we review them at least quarterly. You can confirm any Texas agent's license with [TDI's agent lookup](https://www.tdi.texas.gov/agent/agent-lookup.html). [Meet Clarence](https://www.robinsonlegacypartners.com/about-clarence-robinson). Clarence Robinson II is an exclusive agent of Allstate Insurance Company and its affiliates. 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