Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

We provide professional roof inspections, repairs, full roof replacements, new roof installations, storm damage repair, shingle, metal and tile roofing work, gutter and flashing replacement, attic ventilation upgrades, and emergency tarping and leak stops.

Look for signs like active leaks or water stains, missing or curling shingles, large areas of granule loss, sagging decking, repeated repairs, or an age of roughly 20–25 years for asphalt shingles—if several of these apply, schedule a professional inspection to determine repair vs replacement.

Cost depends on roof size and pitch, roofing material chosen, number of layers to remove, condition of the roof deck and underlayment, ventilation and flashing work, local permit fees, and accessibility; a site visit and written estimate are needed for an accurate price.

Most average single-family home roof replacements are completed in one to five days depending on roof size, complexity, weather conditions, and material; larger or more complex jobs can take longer.

Yes, reputable installers provide a workmanship warranty covering installation defects and will pass manufacturer warranties for the roofing material; always request warranty details in writing, including coverage length and any owner maintenance requirements.

Professional roofing contractors carry general liability insurance and workers’ compensation and should be properly licensed where required; ask for proof of insurance and license numbers before hiring and verify coverage with the insurer if needed.

Many professional roofers assist homeowners by documenting damage, providing photos and estimates, and meeting with insurance adjusters; however, the homeowner files the claim and should confirm any assignment-of-benefits arrangements before signing.

Materials commonly chosen for Texas include high-quality asphalt shingles with high wind and impact ratings, standing-seam or screw-down metal roofing for durability and heat reflection, and clay or concrete tile in appropriate areas—pick a product with good wind, UV and hail resistance and proper ventilation.

Clear vehicles and fragile items from driveways and near the house, trim low tree branches if safe to do so, notify neighbors about noise and work hours, secure pets indoors, and remove items from attic areas that might be affected by dust or access.

A qualified contractor will obtain all required local permits, schedule necessary inspections, and ensure the work meets local building codes; always confirm in your written scope of work which permits and inspections are included.