Repairs after storms, at flashing, valleys and penetrations
Gutters and downspouts when the scope includes them
For homeowners
What to expect on your roof.
01
A look first
We look at the roof and the attic and take photos.
02
A written estimate
Each part of the roof on its own line.
03
Down to the deck
Old roof off, damaged decking replaced at the agreed price.
04
A clean site
Nails and debris picked up at the end of each day.
In the field
Roofs for North Texas homes
01
Architectural shingle
02
Standing-seam metal
03
Storm and hail repair
How it works
From inspection to cleanup.
Call us. We come look at the roof and the attic, and we take photos.
Written estimate. Every part on its own line: tear-off, decking allowance, underlayment, flashing, ventilation, the roof itself.
The work. Old roof off to the deck, damaged decking replaced at the price in the estimate, new roof on. Nails and debris picked up each day.
The record. Photos of the deck and the details before they are covered.
Insurance
If insurance is paying for the roof.
Your estimate follows the scope your adjuster approves, and we provide the documents your insurer asks a contractor for. Texas law does not allow a roofing contractor to pay, waive or rebate your deductible, or to act as your public adjuster. We follow both rules.
A standing-seam metal roof on a North Texas home.
FAQ
Questions we get.
Metal or shingle?
Shingles cost less up front. Standing-seam metal costs more and lasts longer. Both come in impact-rated versions. We can price both on the same visit.
Do you pull permits?
Many North Texas cities require a permit to replace a roof, and rules vary by city. The estimate states who obtains the permit.
How long does a home re-roof take?
Most homes take a short stretch of good weather once materials are on site. The estimate states the expected duration for your roof.
Do you work outside Dallas and Greenville?
We work in Dallas and Greenville. Call and ask about other cities.
