North Texas storms can damage a roof even when the harm is not obvious from the ground. After high wind or hail, walk the perimeter and look for shingles in the yard, torn flashing, or debris on the roof. Binoculars are safer than climbing.
Inside, check the attic and top-floor ceilings for water stains, damp insulation, or a musty smell. Granules collecting in gutters mean shingles are losing their surface and aging faster.
Hail often leaves small dimples that weaken the roof over time. If a neighbor with the same roof age filed a claim, compare notes, because even minor bruising can let water in during the next storm.
Document what you see with photos and contact a licensed roofer for a full inspection. A written report helps with insurance and with deciding between repair and replacement.