Highland Park roofs, done to the town's standard.
Highland Park is an unusual place to roof. The town runs its own building department with its own inspection expectations, the houses are architecturally specific, and a roof that is merely adequate is visible from the street in a way it is not elsewhere.
Most of what we do here is tile, slate, synthetic slate, and standing seam — materials chosen to match the house rather than to hit a price. We have completed replacements in Highland Park and the photographs are on this site.
The housing stock here
Period-revival homes of real architectural quality — Tudor, Mediterranean, Georgian, Spanish Colonial — many original to the 1920s and 30s, on lots where the roof is a defining elevation.
What the weather does to Highland Park roofs
The same DFW hail exposure as the rest of the county, with the added consideration that tile and slate crack rather than bruise, so damage after a storm is easy to miss from the ground.
Our work in and around Highland Park
Highland Park residence. A full residential replacement in Highland Park, documented across five photographs from tear-off to finished elevation.
What Highland Park calls us for most
- Tile & Synthetic Roofing — Clay and concrete tile, plus the synthetic shake and slate systems that carry the look at a fraction of the structural load.
- Metal Roofing — Standing seam and metal shingle systems built for fifty years of Texas sun, with concealed fasteners and correct expansion detailing.
- Roof Replacement — Full tear-off down to the deck, new underlayment and flashing, and a magnet-swept yard before we pull off the street.
Nearby
We work Highland Park Village, Lakeside Drive, Armstrong Parkway, Turtle Creek and the surrounding streets, along with University Park and Dallas.
Roof trouble in Highland Park? We will come look at it, free.
Highland Park questions.
What homeowners in Highland Park ask us most.
Or just call (214) 698-8443It does. The Town of Highland Park handles its own permitting and inspections separately from the City of Dallas, and material choices on visible elevations get more scrutiny than they do elsewhere in the county. We handle the paperwork.
Usually. Salvaged tile, a matched current profile, or a synthetic replica are the three routes, and which one applies depends on what is on the house now and how much of it is intact. We will tell you which after we are on the roof.
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.