Roofing in Dallas TX | Roof Repair and Storm Damage

Roofing in Dallas

Dallas is 1920s bungalows through new construction in the far north, and we work across Lakewood, the M Streets in Greenland Hills, Preston Hollow, Kessler Park in Oak Cliff, Lake Highlands and Casa Linda.

Older East Dallas and Oak Cliff houses frequently have plank decking rather than plywood or OSB, which changes how we fasten and sometimes means re-decking a slope. The steep cut-up roofs around Lakewood and the M Streets carry more valleys, dormers and wall transitions per square than a newer house, and details cost more than open field.

Around Dallas

Housing runs from 1920s bungalows in the M Streets out to new construction past 635, all inside Dallas ISD. White Rock Lake anchors the east side with the Dallas Arboretum on its shore. The Katy Trail cuts up through Uptown, and Bishop Arts in North Oak Cliff turned a few blocks of old storefronts into the busiest sidewalk in town. Fair Park still fills for the State Fair every fall.

What That Means For Your Roof

Conservation and historic districts across East Dallas carry appearance requirements that can restrict shingle profile and color, so that is worth checking before anything is ordered. The mature pecan and live oak canopy through Lakewood and Preston Hollow also means constant gutter loading and regular limb strike.

What We Do Here

Commercial in Dallas

Design District warehouse, retail along the corridors, medical office and multi-tenant office. Low slope TPO and modified bitumen dominate. Commercial roofing

Nearby Cities

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Damage We Document

Findings from inspections across the Metroplex.

Aerial view of a shingle roof during a drone inspection

Looking down a roof valley where it meets the wall

Dark patch on a slope where shingles are missing

Long shingle slope photographed under overcast light

Dallas Questions

What do you see most on Dallas roofs?

Cracked pipe boots and failed chimney flashing, and on the older East Dallas and Oak Cliff houses, decking that has to be replaced once the shingles come off. The steep cut-up roofs around Lakewood also hide valley wear you cannot see from the street. Mention the age of the house when you call.

My house is in a conservation district. Does that change the roof?

It can. Several East Dallas conservation and historic districts restrict shingle profile and color, so we check the district rules before anything is ordered rather than after it is delivered.

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