In the Dallas–Fort Worth area, most full roof replacements today typically range between $15,000 and $30,000+ for asphalt shingles, with premium roofing systems ranging higher depending on materials and scope.

The final investment depends on several key factors:

• Roof size, pitch & complexity – steeper or multi-facet roofs require more labor and safety setup
• Material choice – architectural asphalt shingles cost less than premium options like standing seam metal, composite, or clay tile
• Tear-off layers – removing multiple old layers increases labor and disposal costs
• Decking condition – damaged wood underneath must be repaired for a proper system
• Flashing, ventilation & details – critical components that protect against leaks long-term
• Storm or insurance scope – approved repairs can change the total project value

Many homeowners today are choosing to invest in premier roofing systems designed to last 40–50 years, rather than the traditional 20–30 year shingle. While the upfront cost is higher, these systems often:

• Reduce long-term maintenance and repairs
• Provide better wind and impact resistance
• Improve energy efficiency
• Add meaningful resale value to the home

Sometimes — but not always. Insurance typically covers roof damage caused by sudden events like hail or wind, as long as the damage affects the roof’s ability to protect your home.

Cosmetic marks alone don’t always qualify. What matters is whether the shingle or roofing system has been compromised.

We provide honest inspections and photo documentation so you can decide whether filing a claim makes sense. Our goal is to guide you — not push you into a claim you don’t need.

Minor issues like a small leak, a few damaged shingles, or flashing problems can often be repaired.

A full replacement may be needed if:

• The roof is near the end of its lifespan
• There’s widespread storm damage
• Leaks are recurring in multiple areas
• The decking or structure is compromised

A professional inspection is the best way to know for sure. We walk homeowners through what we see so you can make an informed decision.

The timeline for a roof replacement depends on the scope of work, weather conditions, and material type.

In general:

• Architectural asphalt shingles – most homes are completed in 1 day
• Impact-resistant shingles – typically 1 day, sometimes into a second day
• Standing seam metal roofing – usually 2–4 days
• Composite or synthetic slate – typically 3–5 days
• Clay or concrete tile roofing – often 5–7+ days, depending on complexity

Additional factors that can affect timing include:

• Decking repairs
• Structural upgrades
• Chimneys, skylights, or custom flashing
• Weather delays

Our team plans every project carefully, communicates daily progress, and focuses on protecting your property throughout the process. The goal is not just speed — it’s building a system that performs for decades.

The “best” roofing material depends on your goals — but for homeowners who want maximum durability, longevity, and home value, premier roofing systems are becoming the preferred choice across North Texas.

Common options include:

Architectural asphalt shingles

• Most affordable option
• 25–30 year lifespan (in perfect weather conditions)
• Good performance when properly installed

Impact-resistant shingles

• Better hail resistance
• May qualify for insurance discounts
• 30–40 year lifespan (in perfect weather conditions)

Standing seam metal roofing

• Extremely durable
• Wind and fire resistant
• Energy efficient
• 40–50+ year lifespan

Composite / synthetic slate or shake

• Premium appearance
• Lighter than real slate or tile
• Excellent impact resistance
• 40–50 year lifespan

Clay or concrete tile

• Classic high-end look
• Exceptional longevity
• Requires proper structure and installation
• 50+ year lifespan

While asphalt shingles are still common, many of our clients choose premier roofing materials because they want:

• Fewer future replacements
• Better protection against Texas storms
• Stronger curb appeal
• Higher resale value

In many cases, investing more upfront in a long-life system saves money over time and becomes a true upgrade to the home — not just a repair.

For many homeowners, yes — especially if you plan to stay in your home long-term or care about resale value.

A premium roofing system is not just about materials — it’s about building a complete roofing system designed to perform for decades. This includes:

• Higher-grade underlayments
• Enhanced ventilation
• Custom flashing and details
• Superior installation methods

While the upfront investment is higher, premium systems often:

• Last 40–50 years or more
• Reduce ongoing repairs and maintenance
• Improve energy efficiency
• Add to home value and buyer appeal

For homeowners who want a lifelong roofing system, the premium roofing solution is often the smartest long-term choice.