STEP 01
Call or text
Tell us what you see — a stain, missing shingles, storm last night. We will ask a few questions and set a time. Emergency? We run 24 hours.
Mon–Fri 8–5 office hours; emergency line picks up around the clock.
STEP 02
Free inspection
We walk the whole roof, attic side too if we can get in. Photos of everything — the good, the bad, the "watch this next year."
You get the photos and a plain-English summary, free, no obligation.
STEP 03
Written estimate
Line by line: materials, labor, timeline. Sample numbers live on our pricing page; your quote is built from your roof's measurements.
No vague lump sums. If a line does not make sense, ask — we will explain it.
STEP 04
Insurance, if it applies
Storm damage usually means a claim. We document, meet your adjuster on the roof, and handle the back-and-forth.
We have done this with the major carriers hundreds of times.
STEP 05
Install day
Crew shows up on time, landscaping protected, tear-off and install in the agreed window. Most homes finish in one to two days.
A project lead stays on-site the whole time. Not a sales guy — a roofer.
STEP 06
Walkthrough & warranty
We walk the property with you, magnet-sweep for nails, and hand over warranty paperwork before we leave.
If something is not right after, call us. We come back. That is the deal.
Straight answers
How much does a new roof cost? +
It depends on size, pitch, layers to tear off, and material. As a rough sample: minor repairs from $350 (Sample), partial re-roof from $4,800 (Sample), full replacement from $9,500 (Sample). Your written estimate is free and measured from your actual roof — these numbers are just to set expectations. Concept demo — fictional business · SAMPLE PRICING.
How long does a replacement take? +
Most single-family homes: one to two working days. Larger or cut-up roofs, tile, or commercial buildings take longer — your estimate states the schedule in writing before we start.
Will insurance cover storm damage? +
Often, yes — hail and wind are usually covered perils. We document the damage with photos, meet your adjuster on the roof, and help with supplements if the first offer is short. You should never have to argue roofing with an adjuster alone.
What are the signs of hail damage? +
Look for granules piling up at downspouts, dark bruised spots on shingles that feel soft when pressed, dented vents or gutters, and cracked tile. From the ground you may see nothing at all — that is why the inspection is free.
Shingles or tile — which should I pick? +
Architectural shingles are the workhorse: affordable, good-looking, and right for most DFW homes. Tile lasts longer and handles heat beautifully but costs more and needs a structure that can carry the weight. We will tell you honestly which one your house wants.
Do you warranty the work? +
Yes — full replacements carry our material and labor warranty, and manufacturer system warranties are registered on completion day. Repairs carry a workmanship warranty stated on your invoice.
Which areas do you serve? +
We are based in Irving and work across the DFW metro: Dallas, Fort Worth, Coppell, Grapevine, Grand Prairie, Arlington, Carrollton, Plano, Las Colinas, and nearby.
Do you handle emergencies? +
Yes — 24-hour emergency response. After a storm we come out, tarp anything exposed, and stop the water before it becomes a ceiling, then a wall, then a floor.
Can you work around my business hours? +
For commercial work, yes. We stage jobs on weekends or off-hours, keep the site clean daily, and coordinate with your property manager so tenants barely notice we are there.
How do I maintain my roof? +
Keep gutters clear, trim branches off the surface, and get it looked at after every major hail season and once a year otherwise. Our commercial clients use a twice-yearly plan; homeowners can just call when the sky does something dramatic.