Request a free roof inspection in Flower Mound
Send the address and what you have noticed, or call (469) 240-3513. A roofer walks the roof, free, and tells you what it needs.

Free roof inspections for homes and commercial properties.
What to send
A photo from the driveway and one line about what is happening inside the house is plenty. Three things do most of the work.
- Where the roof is
The property ZIP code, and the street or community if you want to add it. Flower Mound, Bridlewood, Canyon Falls, Lakeside: the address decides which questions apply.
- What you noticed
A stain and roughly when it showed, shingles in the yard, a storm date, a roof you are budgeting to replace. Stay off the roof; that part is the roofer’s.
- For a commercial building
What the building is used for, what is on the roof if you know it, and anything that limits access or hours. Say if the building stays open through the day.
What happens after you send it
No appointment is booked by the form. Here is the order things go in.
Your note gets read
An independent roofer serving Flower Mound may contact you about the request. Describe the concern and discuss access and a suitable time for the inspection together.
A roofer walks the roof
The free inspection examines the roof covering and details where access is safe, with attention to the concern you described. Weather, roof condition and access may require another approach or a different visit time.
You hear what it needs
Discuss the visible findings and whether repair, broader work or further investigation makes sense. If you consider a proposal, ask it to identify the work, price and any concealed-condition terms before deciding to proceed.
Where the roofer works
All of Flower Mound, including the neighborhoods below, and the ground around Grapevine Lake. If the property sits just over a town line, as part of Canyon Falls does, send the address anyway; that decides it. Prefer to talk? Call (469) 240-3513 and leave the address and what the roof is showing.
- WellingtonAssociation shingle bulletin: standard and impact-resistant products.
- BridlewoodRepairs, replacements and the exterior-modification process.
- Canyon FallsOne community across Flower Mound, Northlake and Argyle.
- Lakeside DFWHomes beside shops, restaurants and offices.

Questions before you send it
Do I need to know what is wrong with the roof?
No. Describe the symptom or the project you have in mind. Working out the cause is what the roof walk is for.
Is there a charge for the inspection?
No. The inspection is free, and sending a request does not commit you to any work.
Is this an emergency line?
For a roof that is open to rain right now, call rather than wait on the form, and say so. If water is at a light fixture or a ceiling is sagging, get people out of that room first. The urgent roof repair page explains what a temporary cover can and cannot do.
Can I send photos?
Yes, if you can take them safely from the ground. Describe what you see in the notes and mention that you have photos; the roofer can ask for them when they get in touch.