DFW Roof Damage? Get a Roofer You Can Trust.
North Texas roofs take a beating — hail, straight-line wind, sun, hard freezes. After every storm, a flood of door-knocking strangers show up. Skip them. I'll connect you to a Texas-registered roofer I've personally hired for my own house.
Services covered
- Storm damage repair — hail strikes, wind-lifted shingles, missing tabs, exposed underlayment
- Hail damage assessment — proper documentation for insurance, including test squares and chalk-marked strikes
- Full roof replacement — architectural and impact-resistant shingles, proper deck inspection, code-compliant ventilation
- Leak repair — boot replacements, flashing repair, valley work, chimney saddle issues
- Gutter work — repair, replace, leaf guards (when offered as add-on)
- Roof inspections — free pre-claim or pre-purchase assessments
Why this roofer
- Texas Department of Insurance registered — every roofer accepting insurance work in Texas is required to register. Ask for the number. Mine will give it.
- Manufacturer certifications — GAF / Owens Corning / CertainTeed credentials let them offer enhanced warranties most roofers can't.
- Insurance claim experience — they document scope properly and meet with adjusters onsite. No claim padding, no fake damage.
- No high-pressure sales — no "sign tonight to lock in price" tactics. Written estimate, take your time.
- I've used him — for my own home. I would not refer otherwise.
What to expect
Free roof inspection
Onsite within a few days. Photos of every problem area. You get a copy of everything.
Written estimate
Itemized by Xactimate or scope-of-work line items. Easy to share with your adjuster.
Decision is yours
No deposit pressure, no "today only" pricing. You choose the timeline.
About hailstorm season
Between March and June, door-knockers will descend on your neighborhood. Many are out-of-state storm chasers who won't be around when your warranty needs honoring. If they showed up uninvited, that's reason enough to pass. Verify TDI registration before signing anything.
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