Roofing services in Flower Mound
Leaks, storm damage, a roof past its time, gutters, a chimney that drips. Pick the one that sounds like your roof, or start with a free inspection and let the roofer name it.
Free roof inspections for homes and commercial properties.
Every roofing service for Flower Mound homes
A ring on the ceiling. Shingle tabs in the yard after a windy night. A roof that came with the house. Those are the reasons people land here, and none of them names a service. Start with the one that fits what you are seeing.
Roof replacement
The old roof off to the deck, soft sheets replaced, and underlayment, flashing and shingles back on as one system.
Roof repair
Whether a patch holds comes down to whether the shingles next to it still bend without cracking.
Roof inspections
A roofer walks the shingles, valleys and flashings and tells you what needs doing, or that nothing does. No charge.
Storm and hail damage
Hail can damage the shingle beneath its surface without leaving an obvious hole. The covering and roof details need examination.
Roof leak repair
The stain can be downhill from the opening. Tracing the water path identifies the roof detail that needs repair.
Urgent roof repair
A tarp that runs over the ridge and is fastened at its edges sheds rain; one thrown over the hole does not. Then the lasting repair.
Metal roofing
Standing seam moves with the Texas heat, and hidden clips let it. What it costs next to shingles and which slopes suit it.
Gutters
Water behind the gutter rots the fascia. Drip edge, gutter, downspout and where the water ends up, looked at together.
Flat roof repair
A low-slope porch or addition needs a membrane with sealed seams. Shingles cannot shed water on a pitch that flat.
Roof ventilation
Soffit intake and ridge exhaust work as a pair. More vents up top with no air coming in below just starves the attic.
Chimney flashing
Step flashing under the shingles and counterflashing let into the mortar: two layers of metal, and a leak means one has given up.
Commercial roofing for Flower Mound buildings
A wet ceiling tile over the sales floor affects how a building is used. On a low-slope roof, seams, curbs, drains, pipes, edges and damaged membrane are possible entry points. Moisture can spread beneath the surface, so the stain alone does not describe the roofing work.
A dry, well-attached roof with one failed detail may support a repair. A sound roof with a worn surface may support a compatible coating after its defects are corrected. Wet insulation must be removed and replaced; a recover is considered only after the remaining assembly is confirmed suitable. The commercial roofing hub walks through those decisions for owners and property managers, including access, equipment and the effect of the work on building activity.
Commercial TPO roofing
Heat-welded seam repairs, curb and pipe flashings, and what wet insulation under the sheet means for repair, recover or replacement.
Commercial flat roofs
Ponding, blocked drains, open flashing at a rooftop unit: each one traced and repaired, with the work staged around tenants and deliveries.
Commercial roof coatings
A coating restores a roof that is still dry and well attached. It cannot rescue one with wet insulation. How a roof qualifies and what comes first.
How a roof walk turns into work you can say yes or no to
A roof inspection connects the condition you noticed to the work it needs. A failed detail surrounded by sound roofing calls for a different scope from deterioration across several slopes, and the estimate should explain that difference.
Here is how that look turns into a list of work you can read and say yes or no to.
The roof gets walked
The free inspection puts a roofer on the roof. They check the shingle field for cracking, lifting and lost granules, then the places leaks start: pipe boots, valleys, wall and chimney flashing, vents, ridge caps and eaves. What you noticed from inside the house tells them where to look hardest.
The problem gets a size
A split boot on a roof with flexible shingles is a small repair. The same boot surrounded by shingles that snap when lifted is a bigger one, because the repair has to reach material that can still be worked. Wear on every slope points toward replacement. Sizing the problem honestly keeps a sound roof from being replaced and a worn-out roof from being patched again.
The visible work gets listed
A scope of work names what comes off, what goes on and where. For a repair, that’s the area opened up, the boot or flashing replaced and the shingles tied back in. For a replacement, it’s tear-off, underlayment, flashing, drip edge, vents, ridge caps, cleanup and hauling. Those line items show what a price includes.
The hidden work gets an allowance
Nobody can see the wood deck until the shingles are off. Soft or delaminated decking has to be replaced before new roofing is nailed to it, so a replacement scope handles it with a price per sheet of decking instead of a guess at the total. A repair that uncovers wet wood works the same way: the cost of that extra work should be settled before the roof is opened.
You decide with the work in front of you
With the work listed, the choice gets simpler. You can weigh a repair against a replacement by what each one fixes and what it leaves alone, and see how the material moves the price. The roof cost tool gives a planning range before anyone measures, and the warranty guide explains why product coverage and workmanship coverage are two separate things.
The inspection is a roof walk. Decking, underlayment and insulation stay covered until work begins, which is why the allowance matters.
Questions before you pick a service
I don’t know which service I need. Where do I start?
With the inspection. Describe what you are seeing and where, and a roofer walks the roof and names it. Choosing a service before anyone has been up there is guesswork, and sometimes the roof needs less than you feared.
Is a storm inspection different from a leak inspection?
The inspection considers the same roof details, but the concern guides the search. A leak calls for tracing the water path. After hail, impacts can vary between slopes, so roof covering and soft-metal marks are considered together. The storm and hail damage page explains what gets checked.
Can gutters be done at the same time as a new roof?
Yes. Coordinating the work lets the gutter layout and roof edge be considered together. Gutters may need protection, adjustment or removal depending on the roofing scope; replacement is not automatic. Gutter work on its own is fine too.
What if the roof turns out not to need anything?
Then that is what you will hear. A roof with worn ridge caps and sound slopes gets a small repair suggested, and a roof in good shape gets called exactly that. The inspection costs nothing either way.
Tell us which part of the roof needs help
Describe the stain, the damage or the roof you are planning for, and where the property is. A roofer walks the roof, free, and you get a clear answer on what it needs.
Call (469) 240-3513