Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

Full-service residential and commercial roofing including inspections, leak repairs, shingle and metal roof installation and replacement, flat roof systems, storm-damage restoration, roof coatings, ventilation upgrades, and emergency tarping — serving Fort Worth and surrounding areas in the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex.

Common signs include missing or curled shingles, granule loss in gutters, visible leaks or water stains inside, sagging roof deck, daylight showing through the attic, frequent repairs, and roofs older than their expected lifespan; a professional inspection will determine repair versus replacement.

Yes — the team can document damage, provide detailed estimates and photos for your insurer, and coordinate directly with your adjuster to support your claim, but final coverage decisions are made by your insurance company.

Typical replacements for an average single-family home take 1–5 days depending on roof size, complexity, number of layers to remove, weather, and any unforeseen structural repairs; commercial or complex projects require longer timelines.

Common options include asphalt architectural shingles, 3‑tab shingles, metal roofing, tile, and TPO/EPDM for flat roofs; the best choice depends on budget, roof slope, neighborhood covenants, desired lifespan, and energy efficiency — a site visit will identify the optimal material.

Yes — most installations include manufacturer material warranties and a separate workmanship warranty from the installer; always request written warranty terms, durations, and any required maintenance to keep warranties valid.

Many full roof replacements require a building permit and inspection; local requirements vary, and the contractor typically pulls necessary permits and arranges inspections as part of the project.

Cost factors include roof square footage, pitch and complexity, chosen materials, number of tear-off layers, structural repairs, ventilation and insulation work, disposal fees, permits, and local labor rates — a written estimate will itemize these components.

Yes — emergency tarping and temporary measures are available to prevent further water intrusion until a permanent repair or replacement can be completed.

Crews use protective ground coverings, gutter guards, debris nets, tarps, and magnetic sweepers, and they secure materials and dumpsters to minimize damage; a site walkthrough before work clarifies protection plans and staging areas.