Shingles cover most of the roofs in Fort Worth, and they file most of the hail claims too. The difference between one that lasts and one that fails early is usually the install, the ventilation and the shingle you pick.
The details that decide how long your shingles last here.
Standard architectural shingles cost less. Class 4 impact-resistant shingles cost more and may earn a Texas insurance discount.
Fort Worth attics get extremely hot. Balanced intake and exhaust venting keeps shingles from cooking from below.
Fort Worth requires both on a re-roof where they are missing, so water stays off the fascia and away from chimneys.
Synthetic underlayment holds up better than felt if a storm hits mid-job.
Correct nail placement keeps tabs sealed in thunderstorm gusts. It is the step rushed crews skip.
Many Wedgwood and Ridglea ranch homes have low-pitch areas that need extra underlayment or a different material.
The two shingle types we install most in Fort Worth.
We show you shingle lines, colors and ratings side by side.
Down to the deck, with damaged decking replaced.
Drip edge, synthetic underlayment, flashing and ventilation fixes.
Installed to the manufacturer's nailing pattern.
Nail sweep, haul-off and warranty paperwork.
Architectural shingles often last somewhere around 15 to 25 years here, depending on ventilation, color and how many hail storms they see. Hail usually ends a Fort Worth shingle roof before age does.
If you have had hail claims before, they often are. Ask your insurer whether they offer a discount, then compare that against the extra cost.
We do not recommend it. A tear-off lets us check and fix the decking, and a second layer adds weight and traps heat.
Lighter colors absorb less heat, which can help attic temperatures. If you are in an HOA, check their approved colors first.
We match as closely as possible. On older roofs an exact match may not exist, and we will tell you before we start.
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Free inspection and a side-by-side quote for standard and impact-resistant shingles.