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The biggest obstacle homeowners face when looking to fix or replace their roof is choosing the right person to do the job. After a damaging storm, they need to quickly get back to normal and perform the necessary roofing repairs. But that doesn’t mean they should just...

Historically, a lot of people would often have their roof repair be scheduled in the middle of Summer, and specifically towards the end of July and into August. Most homeowners believe this to be an ideal time because generally speaking, the weather outside is warm,...

Given that a home is the most expensive thing that most people will buy in their lifetime, it only makes sense to protect that investment with a roof that’s going to stand the test of time. Dallas Roofing Company can assists you with any concerns you have when it...

Winter tends to be a particularly difficult season on our roofs. Even in balmier areas that don’t get drifts of ice and snow, the rains and winds can damage or peel off shingles and let the water pour in. In addition, the wetter months are the time when we finally...

A well-maintained roof, constructed with high-quality materials, should last between 20-30 years. There are several ways roof damage can occur, with the weather being one of the biggest culprits. A roof with damage can make it harder for you to sell your home.  ...

  When it comes to the topic of roofing, no one looks forward to a five-figure plus build. As a result, longevity plays a crucial role for most of the homeowners we do business with when it comes to renewing or re-roofing their home. However, do you consider to...

Your roof is your home’s first line of defense against the elements. A light drizzle or dusting of snow may not be much to worry about, but sometimes the mother nature has something a bit stronger up her sleeve. In instances where your home faces a severe shift in...

Homeowners’ two major options to decide between are metal roofing and asphalt shingles when getting ready to reroof their home. You’ll want to consider durability, hurricane and storm-resistance, added home value, energy efficiency, lifespan, and overall cost. They...

Many factors go into the life expectancy of a roof. Including southern facing exposure, drastic temperature changes in different regions, the amount of trees and shade the roof receives, severe or coastal weather, the contractor’s skill level, and of course the brand...