Roof Replacement in Fort Worth, TX

Signs You Need a Roof Replacement

Your roof sends clear signals when it’s time for a complete replacement rather than just repairs. After 26 years in the business, we’ve seen every warning sign—and we know the difference between a roof that needs patching and one that needs replacing.

Age is the biggest factor. Most asphalt shingle roofs last 20-25 years in Fort Worth’s climate. If your roof is approaching or past this age, replacement often makes more financial sense than ongoing repairs. Metal roofs can last 40-50 years, while tile roofs often exceed 50 years with proper maintenance.

Multiple leaks spell trouble. One leak might be repairable, but when you’re dealing with several problem areas, your roof’s underlying structure is likely compromised. We often find that homeowners who put off replacement end up spending more on repeated repairs than they would have on a new roof.

Storm damage goes deeper than you think. Fort Worth sees its share of hail storms and high winds. Missing shingles are obvious, but hidden damage to flashing, underlayment, and decking often surfaces months later. Our post-storm inspections frequently reveal damage that requires full replacement for long-term protection.

Look for these specific warning signs: granules collecting in gutters, daylight visible through the roof boards, sagging sections, or energy bills that keep climbing despite no changes in usage.

Roof Types We Replace

We specialize in replacing all major residential and commercial roof types common in the Fort Worth area. Our crews have extensive experience with the specific challenges each roof style presents during replacement.

Gable roofs are the most common in Fort Worth—they work well for shedding rain and withstanding the high winds common in Texas. We replace thousands of gable roofs annually, and our process ensures proper ventilation and wind resistance for North Texas conditions.

Hip roofs provide excellent stability and resistance to high winds, making them ideal for storm-prone areas like ours. The four-sided design distributes wind loads more evenly, but replacement requires precise measurement and cutting—something our experienced crews handle expertly.

Tile roofs (clay and concrete) are excellent for heat reflection and durability in extreme heat, though they’re less common in Fort Worth than in southern Texas. When we do replace tile roofs, we ensure the underlying structure can handle the weight and that proper underlayment is installed for our climate.

We also handle flat and low-slope commercial roof replacements, working with single-ply membranes, modified bitumen, and built-up roofing systems depending on your building’s specific needs.

Roofing Materials We Install

Our material selection reflects 26 years of experience with what works best in North Texas. We’ve seen which products stand up to Fort Worth’s extreme heat, sudden storms, and dramatic temperature swings.

Asphalt Shingles remain our most popular choice for good reason. They’re affordable, easy to install, offer excellent wind resistance up to 130 mph, and provide solid UV protection against Texas sun. Modern architectural shingles come with 20-30 year warranties and perform exceptionally well in our climate. We particularly recommend impact-resistant shingles for Fort Worth homeowners—they can qualify you for insurance discounts and provide superior hail protection.

Metal Roofing has become increasingly popular, especially standing seam steel and aluminum systems. Metal excels in energy efficiency, often reducing cooling costs by 10-25% in our hot summers. These roofs shed rain quickly, resist wind damage up to 140 mph, and typically carry 30-50 year warranties depending on the metal type. The initial investment is higher, but most Fort Worth families see payback through energy savings and avoided repairs.

Clay and Concrete Tile reflects heat exceptionally well and offers unmatched durability—often lasting 50+ years in Texas conditions. These materials are fire resistant and handle thermal cycling better than most alternatives. However, they require structural modifications for proper support and cost significantly more upfront. We typically recommend tile for high-end homes where longevity and energy efficiency justify the investment.

Slate (Natural & Synthetic) represents the premium end of roofing materials. Natural slate can last over 100 years and provides unmatched aesthetic appeal, while synthetic slate offers similar looks with improved impact resistance and easier installation. Both carry 50+ year warranties and handle extreme weather exceptionally well.

We also work with wood shake, single-ply membranes for commercial applications, modified bitumen, and built-up roofing systems when your specific situation calls for these solutions.

Brands We Partner With

GAF (Master Elite) leads our partnerships as the industry standard. Their products offer proven wind and hail resistance, eco-friendly options, and comprehensive warranty programs. As a Master Elite contractor, we can offer enhanced warranties that many competitors cannot match.

Owens Corning provides durable, Energy Star rated products widely available throughout Texas. Their TruDefinition line offers excellent color consistency and impact resistance, while their Duration series handles our wind conditions exceptionally well.

CertainTeed represents the premium tier with superior warranties and advanced technology. Their Landmark series has proven itself in North Texas conditions year after year.

Boral leads clay and concrete tile manufacturing with products specifically engineered for Texas heat and thermal cycling.

Tamko offers cost-effective solutions without sacrificing quality—particularly valuable for budget-conscious families who still want reliable protection.

Don’t see what you need? Contact us! We partner with top manufacturers to find the perfect roofing solution for your home or business. Your satisfaction is our priority.

Roof Replacement Costs in Fort Worth

Let’s be honest about pricing—roof replacement represents a significant investment, but one that protects your most valuable asset. Our transparent approach helps Fort Worth families make informed decisions without surprises.

Size matters most. A typical 1,500 square foot home runs $8,000-15,000 for asphalt shingles, while a 2,500 square foot home might cost $12,000-25,000. Metal roofing adds 40-70% to these figures, but often pays for itself through energy savings and longevity. Tile and slate can double or triple costs but last generations.

Complexity affects labor costs. Simple gable roofs cost less than complex hip designs with multiple dormers and angles. Steep pitches, multiple levels, and difficult access all increase labor requirements. Our estimators account for these factors upfront—no change orders or surprise costs.

Old roof removal adds $2-4 per square foot to most projects. Sometimes we can install over existing shingles, but Fort Worth’s building codes and best practices usually require complete removal for proper inspection and maximum lifespan.

Premium upgrades make sense long-term. Upgraded underlayment costs $1-2 per square foot but can prevent thousands in future water damage. Impact-resistant shingles add 10-20% to material costs but often qualify for insurance discounts that offset the difference within 3-5 years.

We provide detailed written estimates that break down materials, labor, permits, and disposal costs. Most Fort Worth families find that financing options make premium materials affordable with monthly payments often lower than the energy savings.

Choose a payment method that fits your budget. Credit cards (Mastercard, Visa, AmEx, Discover) provide rewards and 0% APR options for qualified users. Pay with cash or check to avoid fees and possibly enjoy discounts. We offer in-house financing with terms up to 10 years and rates from 6.9% APR. Bank loans or personal loans come with fixed rates and no collateral. HELOCs or home equity loans offer low rates and flexibility. We process insurance claims to reduce expenses for covered damages. FHA Title I loans provide up to $25,000 with no equity needed, and USDA Rural Development programs support rural residents. Reach out for a free estimate.