Dallas Roofing Company

What roofing services do you offer in Dallas?

In Dallas and across DFW we offer four residential services. Roof replacement covers new roofs on homes where the old roof is worn out or badly damaged. Roof repair handles leaks, missing shingles, flashing problems and wind damage. Hail damage roof repair deals with the bruised, cracked or broken shingles that North Texas storms leave behind. Roof inspections tell you what condition your roof is in.

Each service has its own page with the questions Dallas homeowners ask most often, so you can read about the one that fits your situation.

• Roof replacement in Dallas: full tear-off and new roof.
• Roof repair in Dallas: leaks, shingles, flashing and wind damage.
• Hail damage roof repair in Dallas: storm damage found and fixed.
• Roof inspection in Dallas: photos and a written estimate.
• New roof cost factors in Dallas: what affects the price of a new roof.

Why are roofs in Dallas-Fort Worth so exposed to hail?

North Texas sits in one of the parts of the United States where hail storms are common. Warm, moist air from the Gulf of Mexico meets drier air from the west, and in spring that mix often builds strong thunderstorms that drop hail across the metroplex.

Spring, roughly March through June, is the main storm season, but severe storms can also form in the fall. A single storm can affect a narrow path of neighborhoods while leaving others untouched, which is why two homes a few miles apart can have very different roofs after the same storm.

Signs your Dallas roof needs work

• Ceiling stains or drips after heavy rain.
• Shingles missing or lifted after strong winds.
• Dented gutters, vents or a dented air conditioner after hail.
• Granules washing out of downspouts onto the driveway.
• Shingles that look curled, cracked or bare in patches.
• Neighbors on your street getting roof work after a storm.

How does Texas heat affect a Dallas roof?

Long, hot summers and strong sun dry out asphalt shingles over time. The shingles lose granules, become brittle and are more likely to crack when hail or wind hits them. Heat in the attic also works on the underside of the roof deck when ventilation is poor.

This is one reason inspections matter even when you have not seen a storm. A roof can look fine from the street while the shingles are aging faster than expected.

What happens during a roof visit in Dallas?

1. 1

   You call us

   Call to arrange a time for a roofing specialist to come to your home anywhere in the DFW area.

2. 2

   We inspect the roof

   We walk the roof where it is safe, check shingles, flashing, valleys, pipe boots, vents and gutters, and look for signs of leaks in the attic.

3. 3

   We show you what we found

   You see photos of any damage and wear, with an explanation of what each problem means for your roof.

4. 4

   You get a written estimate

   If work is needed, we give you a written estimate, whether that is a repair or a full replacement.

5. 5

   We schedule the work

   If you go ahead, we plan the work around the weather and your schedule.

What should Dallas homeowners do after a hail storm?

Start inside: check ceilings and the attic for new leaks. Outside, look from the ground for missing shingles and dents on metal parts of the house. Photograph anything you see with the date. If you plan to talk to your insurance company, the photos from a professional inspection give you a clear record of the condition of your roof.

Avoid climbing onto the roof yourself. Wet or damaged shingles are slippery, and walking on a hail-damaged roof can make the damage worse.

Which roofing materials work well in Dallas?

Architectural asphalt shingles are the most common choice on Dallas homes. Class 4 impact-resistant shingles are built and tested to stand up better to hail, and many homeowners in North Texas choose them when they replace a roof. Metal roofing reflects heat and lasts a long time, though it costs more up front than shingles.

Some neighborhoods have homeowners association rules about roof color and style. It is worth checking those before choosing a material.

Do you only work in the city of Dallas?

No. We work across the Dallas-Fort Worth area, including the cities listed on this page. If your city is nearby but not listed, call to arrange an inspection and we will let you know.

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