Roofing Contractor in Dallas, TX: Hail, Storm & Roof Replacement

Hail, storm and housing conditions in Dallas, TX

Dallas sits on the eastern edge of the DFW hail corridor, and the city's storms range from tight hail cores over North Dallas to broad wind events that push across the whole county. Because Dallas spans so much ground, damage patterns differ block to block, and neighborhoods east of the Trinity tend to see more wind-driven rain.

Dallas has the widest range of housing in the metroplex: 1920s bungalows in East Dallas and Oak Cliff with pier-and-beam construction and 3-tab or even wood shingles, mid-century ranches in the north, and new build-outs in Uptown and the fringes. Roof structures vary as much as the houses, and several neighborhoods are inside historic or conservation districts.

We roof all over Dallas: Lakewood, East Dallas, Oak Cliff, Preston Hollow, University Park, the M Streets, Casa Linda, and the neighborhoods around White Rock Lake, plus the surrounding Park Cities.

The City of Dallas requires a permit for roof replacement through Development Services, and homes inside historic and conservation districts can face additional review on visible materials. We pull the permit and check district rules before ordering.

On a Dallas roof we check five things in order: the deck, the underlayment, the flashings, the ventilation, and the shingles. Deck condition decides whether a repair is even possible. Underlayment decides whether a small shingle failure becomes a ceiling stain. Flashings decide whether the roof leaks at walls and chimneys. Ventilation decides how long the new shingles last. The shingle field itself is usually the most visible issue and the least diagnostic. We photograph each stage as we go, so when we recommend a repair instead of a replacement — or the other way around — you can see the reason rather than taking our word for it.