Roof Replacement & Repairin Fort Worth, TX
Most Fort Worth roofs we look at need one of two things: a solid repair that buys years, or a full tear-off done right down to the deck. We tell you which one, with photos, and then our own crew does the work.
What we see most often before a Fort Worth homeowner calls us.
Leaks after every big storm
One leak is usually flashing or a pipe boot. Leaks in several rooms, or the same one coming back, mean the underlayment is done.
Two roofs stacked on one
Plenty of older Fort Worth homes have a second layer of shingles over the first. When it is time, both come off so we can see the deck.
Sagging or soft spots
Original 1920s to 1950s board decking in Fairmount and Arlington Heights can rot at the eaves. Soft spots mean the deck needs work, not just shingles.
Granules in the gutters
After a few Fort Worth summers, shingles shed their granules. Bare spots and curled edges mean the roof has stopped shedding water well.
Hail or wind damage
Missing tabs, bruised shingles and dented vents after a storm can mean a replacement your insurance may cover.
A roof past 20 years
Builder-grade shingles from the early 2000s in north Fort Worth are reaching the end of their life, even without a storm.
The honest version of the question every Fort Worth homeowner asks us.
When a repair makes sense
- The roof is under about 15 years old and the damage is in one area.
- The leak traces to flashing, a pipe boot or a few missing shingles.
- The decking is sound when we check it from the attic.
- You plan to sell soon and the roof passes inspection with a fix.
When replacement is the better money
- Leaks in more than one place, or repairs that keep coming back.
- Two layers of shingles already, or soft decking.
- Hail damage across the whole roof, which a claim may cover.
- Shingles curling, cracking or bare across most of the roof.
Inspection
Roof and attic check with photos of anything we recommend fixing.
Written quote
Material options, deck repair priced per sheet, and the permit if decking is involved.
Tear-off
Old layers off down to the deck, rotted boards or sheets replaced.
New roof
Drip edge, underlayment, flashing, vents and shingles installed by our crew.
Cleanup
Nail sweep, haul-off and your warranty in writing.
How long does a roof replacement take in Fort Worth?
Most homes are done in one to three days on the roof, depending on size, pitch and how much decking needs replacing. Weather can push the start date, and we keep you posted.
Do you replace the old board decking on older Fort Worth homes?
Only what needs it. The City of Fort Worth follows the existing building code here: sheathing in good condition can stay. We replace rotted or broken boards and tell you how many before we start.
Can you just repair one section of my roof?
Yes, if the rest of the roof is sound. We match shingles as closely as possible, and we tell you up front if an older roof will show the patch.
Do I need to be home during the work?
No. We need access to the driveway and yard, and sometimes the attic. Most homeowners go about their day.
Do you work in north Fort Worth HOAs?
Yes. Many HOAs around Alliance and Heritage have color and material rules. We give you the product details to submit for approval before we order materials.
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