FAQ

• What should I do to prepare before you arrive?

  A little prep goes a long way: clear driveways and sidewalks, move patio furniture and potted plants, and relocate attic boxes away from the ceiling. Trim low branches and let neighbors know about some daytime noise. We handle the rest, laying down protection, covering landscaping, and keeping you updated so cleanup is smooth and swift.

• How do I know the new roof will look right on my home?

  We think in 3D, not just flat color swatches. You’ll get physical samples and digital mock-ups placed against your siding in real daylight. Whether you’re after bold contrast or seamless blending, we’ll offer honest advice, no pushy “best seller” pitches, so your new roof feels like the perfect finishing touch.

• Can I stay in my house while you work?

  For sure. You’ll hear nail guns and see crews on the roof, but we cordon off work zones and keep pathways clear so you can move freely and safely. It’s wise to stow fragile attic items and park cars a bit farther from the house. Got pets? Let us know, we’ll make sure they stay out of the action.

• What warranties protect my new roof?

  You get a double safety net: the manufacturer’s warranty on materials, often up to 50 years, and our lifetime workmanship guarantee. If a shingle fails or an installation detail ever crops up, we’ll fix it at no cost. Before we start, we’ll walk you through the fine print so you know exactly what’s covered and how to call us if you ever need help.

• Are permits required, and will you handle them?

  Yes! Almost every city in our area insists on permits so work meets building codes. Good news: we tackle all that paperwork for you. We file forms, schedule inspections, and chase approvals, then send you timely updates. You won’t have to step foot in city hall or wonder what stage your permit’s in.

• Do you really remove the old roof first? Why?

  Absolutely. Pulling off the old shingles is like peeling an onion: you’ve got to strip the outer layer to see if the base is solid. That lets us spot and replace any rotten decking or hidden leaks. Skipping this risks future headaches, and voids most warranties. We haul off every scrap, sweep up nails with metal detectors, and leave your yard cleaner than we found it.

• How long will my roof replacement take?

  Most full installations wrap up in one to three days, smaller homes and simple layouts finish faster; larger footprints or tricky details take a bit more time. If rain or hidden damage shows up, we’ll tack on extra hours (never surprise days) and keep you posted. Our goal? High-quality work without making your life feel like a construction zone.

• Which roofing materials do you offer, and how do I pick one?

  We carry everything from tried-and-true asphalt shingles (budget-friendly workhorses) to elegant slate and Mediterranean-style tile, plus sleek standing-seam metal, designer stone-coated steel, and warm, rustic wood shakes. Each brings its own look, lifespan, and performance in Dallas’s heat and storms. During your consultation, we spread out samples, compare pros/cons, and steer you toward the choice that fits your style, budget, and weather-resilience goals.

• What is the real cost of full roof replacement?

  Think of a roof replacement like planning a road trip: mileage (roof size), vehicle choice (shingle or metal), and pit stops (extra underlayment or tear-off) all add to the total. In Dallas, folks usually see bills between $10K and $40K. To get your personalized route and price tag, book an on-site visit. We’ll measure, chat materials, and email you a straightforward quote, no surprises or hidden costs at the finish line.

• When should I stop with small repairs and just opt for a roof replacement?

  Have you ever patched one leak only to find another one next week? Or spotted shingles curling like after a bad perm? If your roof is pushing 20 years old, you’re fixing it more often than you check your phone, or you’ve got water stains dancing on your attic ceiling, those are loud “replace me” signals. We’ll climb up, point out every weak spot, and help you decide whether a fresh roof is the smarter, less stressful move.