A new roof, done to the deck.

Most Dallas roofs get replaced once every fifteen to twenty-five years. It is the largest single repair most homeowners will ever authorize on their house, and it is almost always decided in a hurry, under a tarp, after a storm.

We tear off to the deck every time. Decking gets inspected board by board and replaced where it is soft. New synthetic underlayment, new flashing at every penetration, new drip edge, correct ventilation. Shortcuts on any one of those is where a roof fails at year eight instead of year twenty-five.

What the job includes

• Complete tear-off to the deck — no layovers
• Decking inspected and replaced where rotted
• Synthetic underlayment and new ice-and-water at valleys
• All new flashing, drip edge, and pipe boots
• Ridge vent and intake balanced to the attic
• Magnet sweep and full site cleanup daily

Signs you need this

• Shingles curling, cupping, or losing granules into the gutters
• Bald or bruised spots after a hailstorm
• Daylight visible through the decking from inside the attic
• Repeated repairs to the same area
• Roof is past twenty years on a three-tab or twenty-five on architectural

What we install

We install GAF, CertainTeed, F-Wave, Brava, DaVinci systems, and we will tell you plainly which one suits your house rather than which one we happen to have in the yard. Material choice on a Dallas roof is mostly a question of impact rating, weight, and how long you plan to own the house.

What it costs

We do not publish a price range, because a range that fits every house is a range wide enough to be useless. What drives your number: square footage, pitch, how many layers come off, how much decking is soft, the material you pick, and how complicated the flashing details are. We walk the roof, put all of it in writing, and the number does not move unless we find something and tell you first.