Dallas Residential Roofing

Our skilled roofing contractors in Dallas can typically complete most residential replacements in one to three days, depending on the size and complexity of the project. Weather conditions, material availability, and the need for structural repairs can also affect the timeline.

A roof’s lifespan depends on the materials used and how well it’s maintained. Asphalt shingle roofs usually last 20–25 years, while metal, tile, and slate can protect your property for decades longer. Regular inspections and timely upkeep can significantly extend the lifespan of your roofing system.

Replacing your roof offers a wealth of advantages for both your home’s functionality and your wallet. A new roof provides superior protection from the elements, safeguarding your home from leaks and weather damage. Modern roofing materials also boast improved energy efficiency, potentially lowering your cooling and heating bills. The aesthetic boost a new roof brings can’t be ignored, increasing your home’s curb appeal and potentially its value if you plan to sell. New roofs also come with peace of mind. You’ll no longer have to worry about leaks or potential damage from the elements. In some cases, you might even see a reduction in your homeowner’s insurance premium.

The cost of a new roof varies based on factors like size, materials, roof complexity, and any structural repairs needed. Asphalt shingles are generally the most affordable, while metal, tile, and slate come with higher upfront costs but longer lifespans. We provide a detailed estimate after inspecting your roof so you have an accurate, all-inclusive price before work begins.

We recommend that you have your roof inspected by a professional at least once a year, especially before and after hail storms, heavy wind storms, and periods of heavy rains.

Dallas’s mix of hot summers, heavy rain, and the occasional freeze means durability is key. Asphalt shingles are a popular choice for their cost-effectiveness and impact resistance, while metal roofing offers exceptional longevity and heat reflection.

Tile and slate can also perform well, but may require additional structural support due to their weight. The right choice comes down to your budget, the look you want, and how long you plan to stay in your home or business.

If a storm hits, start by looking for visible signs of damage like missing shingles, dented flashing, or water spots on ceilings. Avoid climbing onto the roof yourself, as damage may be hidden or unsafe to navigate. Instead, schedule a professional inspection as soon as possible, as our hail damage specialists can quickly identify problems and recommend repairs to prevent further issues.