Looking for answers about roof repair, roof replacement, siding installation, window replacement, or insurance claims in North Texas? Below are the most common questions homeowners ask.

It isn't always obvious that your roof needs to be repaired or replaced. It is best to get a qualified roof inspection. Some signs that could indicate you need a roof replacement include missing or curled shingles, leaks, water stains on ceilings, granule loss, or visible storm damage. If your roof is over 15–20 years old, it may be time for a replacement. We offer free inspections to assess the condition and give honest recommendations. In North Texas, hail and wind damage are the most common causes.

If damage is widespread or the current shingle is discontinued, it often warrents a roof replacement. If damage is isolated and the current shingles can be matched a repair can be made.

NO! —Texas law requires homeowners to pay their insurance deductible. Any contractor offering to “waive” it is not operating legally.

Yes. Hail damage to roofs often isn’t immediately visible from inside your home, but can shorten your roof’s lifespan and lead to future leaks.

Roof replacement costs vary based on size, materials, and damage, but most homeowners in North Texas can expect a range between $8,000–$20,000+. The best way to know is with a free inspection and estimate.

In North Texas, regular roof inspections aren’t optional—they’re how you avoid expensive surprises. Here’s a practical guideline for when you should schedule one: At a minimum: Once a year (ideally in spring or fall) But you should definitely get an inspection if: After a hailstorm or severe wind event — even if you don’t see obvious damage. Hail can bruise shingles in ways that aren’t visible from the ground. After heavy rain or a storm with debris (branches, etc.) If your roof is 8–10+ years old — aging roofs need closer monitoring Before buying or selling a home If you notice warning signs, like: Missing or lifted shingles Granules in gutters Water stains on ceilings or walls Sagging areas or soft spots