(682) 235-2880
A Texas storm doesn't give you much warning. One evening you're listening to hail hit the windows in Fort Worth or Arlington. A day later, you notice shingle pieces in…
When a nasty Texas storm finally rumbles off into the distance, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. Whether you've just weathered a Dallas hailstorm or high winds in Fort Worth, your…
A lot of Texas property owners start asking what is modified bitumen roofing after the same kind of headache. The building has a flat or low-slope roof. Summer heat is…
A North Texas storm can move through fast. The hail stops, the wind dies down, and then you notice a water spot on the ceiling, shingles in the yard, or…
The hail stops and the neighborhood goes quiet. Then you start noticing the details. Granules in the downspouts. A wet ceiling spot that wasn't there yesterday. A bent gutter run.…
Hail about 1 inch in diameter can start damaging many roofs, and 1.5-inch hail is more likely to cause significant damage. But that number is only a starting point, because…
A lot of bad roofing advice starts the same way. You see a stain on the ceiling after a Texas storm, notice a few lifted tabs from the yard, and…
From Inspection to Restoration: Handling Hail Damage Roof Hailstorms can strike with little warning, leaving homeowners uncertain about the integrity of their roof and anxious about potential hidden damage. The…
Most homeowners in DFW and East Texas end up somewhere around $9,000 to $25,000+ for a full residential roof replacement. A simple shingle roof can land near the lower end,…
You step outside after a North Texas storm, glance up, and notice a few shingles sitting crooked near the ridge. Inside, there’s a faint yellow ring on the ceiling that…
It's easy to put your roof in the "out of sight, out of mind" category. That is, until a dark stain suddenly appears on your ceiling. The truth is, the…
When's the best time to replace your roof? Ask any experienced roofer in Texas, and you'll likely get two answers. The "ideal" time is usually during the milder weather of…
