Roofing questions, answered

Stay safe first. Then photograph damage, check ceilings and the attic for water, and call for a free inspection. If water is coming in, call the storm line for emergency tarping.

Our sample target is a tarp crew on site within 4 hours across most of our service area, 24/7. During major storm events we prioritize active leaks.

No. Storm inspections in our service area are free and come with a photo report whether or not we find damage.

We work with every carrier. You file and own your claim; we document damage, can attend the adjuster meeting and submit supplements for missed items.

No. Texas law prohibits contractors from waiving, absorbing or rebating a deductible. Anyone offering to do so is putting your claim at risk.

We review the denial with you and the report. Sometimes a re-inspection is warranted; sometimes the damage truly is wear and tear. We will tell you honestly. This is not legal advice.

Most DFW shingle roofs land between about $11,000 and $22,000 depending on size, pitch, layers and material (sample ranges). Try our roof cost calculator for a quick estimate.

Yes. Sample plans range from 0 percent for 12 months to longer terms with fixed payments, subject to credit approval through our lending partners.

No. It is a sample range for planning. A free inspection gives you a measured, fixed quote.

Most homes are finished in one day. Steep, large or metal roofs can take 2 to 5 days.

Yes. We pull the required city permit and schedule inspections where your city requires them.

Replacements include a 10-year workmanship warranty and manufacturer coverage when registered (sample terms). See the warranties page for details.