TDI launched an Insurance Fraud Task Force on Oct. 21. How to report suspected fraud, and what to check before you hire a roofer.
Report suspected insurance fraud to the Texas Department of Insurance online or by calling the TDI Help Line at 800-252-3439. TDI said on Oct. 21, 2026 that its new Texas Insurance Fraud Task Force held its first meeting, after TDI's Fraud Unit received more than 20,000 reports of suspected fraud last year (TDI news release, Oct. 21, 2026).
A roof claim after an East Texas storm can attract bad actors as well as good roofers. Here's what TDI's release says about the new task force:
TDI's release doesn't include the consumer guidelines yet, so this post doesn't describe them. What the release does give you today is the reporting channel.
This article is general information, not legal or insurance advice.
TDI is putting more resources behind insurance fraud, and the first thing you can do with that is use the reporting line when something looks off. Check the contractor and the contract before the roof comes off.
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