ROOF REPLACEMENT

Age and system type set the baseline. Beyond that we look at mat condition and granule loss across all slopes, the number and pattern of hail bruises per test square, decking condition from the attic side, flashing and penetration integrity, and whether prior repairs are holding.

If two of those are marginal and the roof is past two-thirds of its service life, replacement is usually cheaper over five years than the repair sequence that follows.

In hail country, impact-rated Class 4 shingles often pay for themselves through carrier premium credits, and many North Texas policies offer them. Standing seam metal performs extremely well against wind and has a service life measured in decades, at a higher upfront cost. On low-slope commercial, TPO dominates for reflectivity and cost, PVC handles chemical exposure such as restaurant exhaust, and EPDM remains the durable answer on ballasted and mechanically attached systems.

Then you likely have an interior claim as well, and it should be one file rather than two. Our storm damage crews and our roofing crews are the same company, scheduled together, so the ceiling repair does not happen before the roof does.

We are contractors, not public adjusters. Texas law is clear that a contractor working on your property cannot adjust your claim, and we don't pretend otherwise. What we do is build the record your carrier needs: dated photographs of every affected area, written scope of work, moisture readings logged over time, and a room-by-room inventory when contents are involved.

We meet your adjuster on site so the scope conversation happens with everyone looking at the same roof and the same readings. Where your policy allows, we bill your carrier directly so you are not floating the job on a credit card.