Flower Mound, including the low-slope work.
We have two documented Flower Mound projects — a flat roof installation across seven photographs, and an asphalt roof on a lakehouse. That combination is fairly representative of the town, which mixes conventional suburban stock with custom homes near Grapevine Lake that carry more complicated assemblies.
Custom homes are where low-slope sections, rooftop terraces, and mixed-material roofs show up, and where the transitions between them decide whether the roof leaks.
The housing stock here
Large-lot custom and semi-custom homes, a good deal of it 1990s and 2000s, with lakeside properties carrying more architectural complexity than the surrounding tract housing.
What the weather does to Flower Mound roofs
Denton County hail and high wind exposure, with lake-adjacent properties taking more direct wind than sheltered inland lots.
Our work in and around Flower Mound
Flat roof installation, Flower Mound. A seven-photograph low-slope installation, plus an asphalt roof on a Flower Mound lakehouse.
What Flower Mound calls us for most
- Flat & Low-Slope Roofing — TPO, modified bitumen, and rooftop deck systems — including vegetative roofs, which we have actually built.
- Roof Replacement — Full tear-off down to the deck, new underlayment and flashing, and a magnet-swept yard before we pull off the street.
- Metal Roofing — Standing seam and metal shingle systems built for fifty years of Texas sun, with concealed fasteners and correct expansion detailing.
Nearby
We work Grapevine Lake, Lakeside Business District, the Cross Timbers Trail, FM 1171 and the surrounding streets, along with Southlake and Fort Worth.
Roof trouble in Flower Mound? We will come look at it, free.
Flower Mound questions.
What homeowners in Flower Mound ask us most.
Or just call (214) 698-8443Common on custom homes here, and the tie-in between the two systems is the usual failure point. It needs the membrane carried up under the steep-slope assembly with a proper transition flashing, not sealant at the joint.
Yes — on a pedestal system over a properly detailed membrane so the deck floats above the waterproofing. Our Oak Lawn rooftop deck project is the example. The structure needs checking for the added load first.
Let us geton your roof.
Tell us what is going on and we will schedule an inspection. We walk the roof, photograph everything, and hand you the report — whether or not you hire us.