Price tracks square footage, roof pitch, and how many layers we tear off. Hail-bruised three-tab shingle over old tar paper usually needs a full tear-off down to the plywood sheathing. A single layer of architectural shingle can sometimes take an overlay instead.
Most Dallas County policies cover hail, so we document storm date, granule loss, and dented vents before your adjuster inspection. We meet the adjuster on the roof and file a supplemental claim when the scope misses hidden rot or ice-and-water shield damage.
Most homes finish in one to three days once materials land. Decking repairs, chimney flashing, and a new drip edge along the eave can add a day. Rain, high wind, and summer heat push schedules, so we start early.
Look for granule loss in the gutters, shingles that curl or buckle, and a roofline that begins to sag. Water that wicks past a cracked pipe boot or valley flashing shows up as a stain on the ceiling. Roof inspection catches it sooner.
Yes. We install TPO, EPDM, and modified bitumen membranes, and we still service built-up roofs with ponding water or blistered tar. Parapet walls, scuppers, and coping get resealed so water leaves the deck.
We do. Standing-seam metal panel and corrugated panel go on with exposed fasteners sealed at every lap, and we refit ridge vent and soffit vent so the attic breathes. Gutter and downspout runs get sized to your roof square footage.
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