Arlington, TX Roofers — Roof Repair, Replacement & Hail Damage

Sooner is better. Insurance claims for hail have time limits, and the sooner damage is documented, the cleaner the claim. There’s no cost or obligation for the inspection, so there’s no reason to wait and wonder. Call and we’ll get you on the schedule quickly.

We do our best to match color and profile on repairs, but keep in mind that sun-faded shingles never match new ones perfectly. When hail has hit a large area, insurers often approve a full replacement precisely because a seamless match isn’t possible — something we’ll flag during the inspection.

Yes. We work on single-family homes, rentals, and multifamily and commercial buildings across Arlington. If you own several properties hit by the same storm, we can inspect them together and coordinate the claims.

A full re-roof inside Arlington city limits generally goes through the city’s building permit process, and we handle that paperwork as part of the job; a small repair usually does not. Pantego and Dalworthington Gardens are their own towns with their own offices, so the process differs slightly there. If you live in a newer master-planned community such as Viridian or a deed-restricted subdivision in south Arlington, the HOA may need to sign off on shingle color and style before work starts — we’ll flag that during the estimate so it never holds up the schedule.

The first priority is stopping water. If you have an active leak, we send a crew for emergency tarping and then schedule the permanent repair. Inspections are booked in the order calls come in, with the hardest-hit streets grouped together so we can move through a neighborhood efficiently. Because the claim process takes a little time anyway, most replacements are scheduled once your adjuster has approved the scope. We work roofs in daylight and in dry conditions, so a stretch of follow-up storms can shift dates — we’ll keep you posted rather than leave you guessing.

It depends on how much life is left in the shingles and how widespread the damage is. A newer roof with a handful of strikes on one slope is often a candidate for repair. An older roof that has already lost granules to years of sun, with hits scattered across every slope, is usually past the point where patching makes sense, and insurers frequently agree. For homeowners paying out of pocket, most full asphalt replacements in Arlington land roughly $9,000 to $22,000 depending on size, pitch, and shingle choice. We’ll show you photos and give you both numbers so you can decide.

Late summer through fall is the sweet spot in the Mid-Cities. Spring hail season has passed, the schedule is less crowded than it is right after a storm outbreak, and the weather is stable enough for a clean tear-off and install. Winter works too on dry, mild days, though asphalt shingles seal best with some warmth. If you’re replacing on an insurance claim after a spring storm, don’t wait for the ideal season — get the roof inspected and the claim moving while the damage is fresh, then we’ll fit the install into the first solid weather window.