
Roof Repair
Missing shingles, lifted flashing and worn seals, fixed at the source.

Roofing Contractor in Dallas, TX
Roof repair, roof replacement and storm damage work for homes and businesses in Dallas and nearby Dallas County cities.
A roof does its work quietly until something goes wrong. A missing shingle after a windstorm, a stain spreading across a ceiling or a flat roof that holds water after every rain can all become bigger and more expensive if they are left alone. We help property owners in Dallas and nearby cities figure out what is actually wrong and what it takes to fix it.
That can mean a small repair, a full replacement or a storm damage inspection after hail or high winds. Whatever the job, you should know what is being done and why before work starts. If a repair is enough, we will say so.
North Texas is tough on roofs. Summer heat bakes shingles and attics, spring storms bring hail and straight-line winds, and cold snaps stress sealants and flashing. Our work takes those conditions into account, from material choices to ventilation and flashing details.


Missing shingles, lifted flashing and worn seals, fixed at the source.

Full tear-off, deck check and a new roof system, explained before work starts.

New roofs for new builds and additions, installed as a complete system.

Urgent repairs and temporary protection when a roof cannot wait.

Inspection, documentation and repair after hail, wind and heavy rain.

Tracing the real entry point so the leak does not come back.

Checking shingles, vents and flashing for hail impact after a storm.

Replacing lifted, creased and missing shingles before the next rain.

Architectural and 3-tab shingle roofs, fitted and finished properly.

Long-lasting metal panels for homes, garages, barns and commercial buildings.

TPO, EPDM and modified bitumen systems for low-slope roofs.

Inspection, repair and replacement for low-slope and metal commercial roofs.

Roofing for houses across Dallas County, from repairs to full replacement.
Choosing a roofer comes down to trust. Here is what stands behind every job we do:
Every job starts with a free inspection, so you know the actual condition of your roof before you spend anything.
Our work is backed by a workmanship warranty, so the quality of the installation stays covered after the crew leaves.
We are insured, which protects your property while work is under way on your roof.
We hold IICRC certification, a recognised standard for inspection and restoration work.
We are based in Dallas with a customer-facing office, serving Southeast Dallas, Pleasant Grove and nearby Dallas County cities.
Roofing problems do not keep office hours, and neither do we. Call any time, day or night, including for emergency repairs.
We serve Dallas — including Southeast Dallas and Pleasant Grove — and nearby Dallas County communities, from Garland and Rowlett in the northeast to DeSoto and Lancaster in the south. Not sure if we cover your street? See the service areas page or call.
Straight answers to the questions we are asked most, written by the people who will be on your roof.
The signs of hail damage you can check from the ground, and the ones that need a closer look.
The first steps to limit water damage while you wait for a repair.
How age, damage and cost factor into the repair-versus-replace decision.
A straight comparison of the two most common roofing choices in our climate.
A post-storm checklist for spotting damage safely, step by step.
What a new roof price is made of — size, material, tear-off and decking — and how to get an exact figure in writing.
Browse the full library of roofing guides on our blog.
The honest answer is that it depends on the roof. Size, pitch, the material you choose, how many old layers need to come off and the condition of the decking underneath all change the price, which is why we quote from an inspection rather than a guess. Your written quote sets out the work, materials and price before anything starts.
Shingles that are curling, cracking or losing their granules, granules collecting in the gutters, repeated small leaks and any area that looks uneven or sagging are all worth attention. None of them proves a roof has failed on its own — an inspection shows how much life is left in it.
It helps if someone is in, so we can talk through what we find and look at any stains or leaks from inside as well. If you cannot be there, access can be agreed in advance and we will go through the findings with you afterwards.
Both are proven on Dallas homes. Architectural shingles are the more economical route and typically give decades of service, while metal reflects more heat and generally lasts longer, at a higher upfront cost. Ventilation and the quality of the installation matter as much as the material itself.
A repair fixes a limited problem on a roof that is otherwise sound. A replacement strips an existing roof that has reached the end of its life and fits a new one in its place. An installation is a roof fitted to a new building or a new extension that has never had one.
Call us or send a quote request and we will get back to you about an inspection.