Roofing Contractor in Garland, TX

Hail, storm and housing conditions in Garland, TX

Garland takes storms off the Dallas County line with hail and strong wind, and the city's dense 1970s housing means a single hail event can damage thousands of roofs at once. Wind damage to ridge caps and edge shingles is as common here as hail bruising, especially on east-facing slopes.

Garland built out heavily in the 1960s and 1970s, so single-story brick ranches with 3-tab or early architectural shingles dominate. Many of those roofs have a second layer, and the original decking is old enough that a tear-off is the right call rather than a shingle-over.

We roof all over Garland, from the streets off Belt Line and Broadway to Firewheel, Club Hill, and the Duck Creek area, plus the borders with Richardson, Rowlett, and Sachse.

Garland requires a permit and a final inspection for roof replacement. HOAs are limited to a handful of subdivisions, so most homeowners can choose material freely.

Our Garland inspections start at the edges. Wind and hail both attack perimeter shingles, ridge caps, and the rake boards first, and that is where the first water gets in after a storm. From there we check the soft metal — vents, gutter caps, and chimney flashing — because dents there tell you how hard the hail actually hit the shingle field. On the roof itself we look for bruised mats, fresh granule loss at the downspouts, and any tab that will not seal back down. Everything gets photographed with a written note of which slope it came from, so you and your adjuster are looking at the same evidence rather than a verbal description.