We back our craftsmanship with a 10-year transferable labor warranty on all full roof replacements. This means that if any issue arises due to our installation workmanship within a decade of completion, we will fix it at zero cost to you. Furthermore, if you sell your property during that time, the warranty transfers to the next owner, adding direct resale value to your building or home.

The physical roof installation for a standard home takes just one day, though navigating the insurance and permit process beforehand usually takes a few weeks.

Heritage Roof Systems expertly installs a comprehensive selection of premium residential and commercial roofing materials throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, including:

• Designer & Architectural Shingles (Featuring industry-leading brands like GAF, Owens Corning, and Tamko)

• Standing Seam & Exposed Fastener Metal Roofing (Engineered for both residential homes and commercial structures)

• Luxury Slate and Traditional Tile Roofing

• Premium Composite Roofing (Eco-friendly slate, Spanish tile, and cedar shake alternatives)

• Commercial Flat Roof Systems (Expert installation of TPO, EPDM, PVC, modified bitumen, and built-up roofing)

We install premium metal components throughout including heavy-duty metal vents and reinforced valleys with ice-and-water shields instead of the cheap plastic parts budget companies use. Our teams meticulously complete chimney and valley flashing on every project, upgrading your roof to a higher standard of protection at no extra cost.

Heritage Roof Systems provides comprehensive residential and commercial roofing services across the entire Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. Our service footprint includes Dallas, Fort Worth, Frisco, McKinney, Plano, Arlington, Mansfield, Carrollton, Richardson, Lewisville, Flower Mound, Grapevine, Southlake, Keller, Denton, and surrounding North Texas communities.

Yes. Heritage Roof Systems provides complimentary roof evaluations for residential and commercial properties across DFW. Our roofing specialists thoroughly check for hail and wind damage, structural wear, and weathering. Schedule yours today by calling (214)926-3435 or submitting our online form.

The total cost depends entirely on the storm's severity:

• Minor Damage: Small issues like isolated granule loss, compromised flashing, or a few bruised shingles can often be fixed with a localized repair.

• Widespread Damage: If hail hits 1 inch (quarter-size) or larger, it usually causes deep functional damage that requires a comprehensive roof replacement.

The Good News: In most North Texas hail events, your property insurance covers the replacement cost, meaning your only primary out-of-pocket expense is your standard wind/hail deductible.

Because every roof is unique, there is no single flat rate. Your total investment depends on several variables:

• Property Scope: The physical square footage, structural complexity, and steepness (pitch) of your roof.

• Labor & Prep: The number of existing shingle layers to tear off, the underlying condition of your wood decking, and current market labor demands.

• Material Selection: Upgrading to long-lasting metal roofing or Class 4 impact-resistant shingles carries a higher initial cost, but frequently pays for itself through extended lifespans and substantial homeowners insurance premium discounts.

• Permitting: Most DFW municipalities require official building permits before construction can legally begin.

Because a precise price requires exact structural measurements, Heritage Roof Systems provides free, detailed, no-obligation estimates for property owners across North Texas. Contact us today or submit our online form to schedule your evaluation

When pricing a roof replacement in North Texas, several main factors come into play:

• Roof Size: Pricing is calculated per "square" ($100 \text{ sq ft}$); a larger surface area means more materials and extended labor time.

• Pitch & Steepness: Steeper slopes require specialized safety rigging and extra installation time.

• Material Choice: Prices vary depending on whether you choose budget-friendly asphalt, impact-resistant Class 4 shingles, metal, composite, slate, or tile.

• Prep Work & Repair: Removing multiple layers of old shingles or replacing rotted wood decking adds to the labor and material costs.

• Roof Features: Structures with complex valleys, chimneys, or skylights require extra precision and flashing materials to seal correctly.

• Underlayment & Permits: Upgrading to high-grade synthetic underlayment improves moisture protection, while local city or county fees dictate the final permit costs.

Heritage Roof Systems provides fully transparent, itemized estimates so you know exactly what to expect. Reach out today to schedule your free inspection!

Determining whether to patch a problem or invest in a new roof usually comes down to a few simple factors:

Go with a Repair if: The damage is localized like a small leak, a few missing shingles, or minor flashing issues on a structurally sound roof that is less than 10 years old.

Invest in a Replacement if:

• The roof is over 12 years old.

• Damage impacts more than 25% to 30% of the total surface area.

• Shingles show extensive wear, curling, cracking, or severe granule loss.

• You are dealing with multiple active leaks across different areas.

• Your insurance company has already approved a claim for a full storm-damage replacement.

Did you know? In the Dallas-Fort Worth area, roughly 60% of roof replacements are caused by severe storm events rather than normal wear and tear.

Yes, most standard Texas homeowners policies cover hail damage if it is caused by a sudden storm event and exceeds your deductible. However, there are a few important details to keep in mind:

• Storm vs. Age: Insurance covers storm impacts, but excludes normal aging, standard wear and tear, or a lack of routine maintenance.

• Policy Types: Many Texas insurance providers are switching from Replacement Cost Value (RCV) to Actual Cash Value (ACV) policies at renewal, which factors in depreciation and pays out significantly less for older roofs.

• The Deductible: In Texas, wind and hail deductibles are typically 1% to 2% of your home's total insured value rather than a flat dollar amount. For example, a 1% deductible on a $500,000 home means a $5,000 out-of-pocket expense.

While the Texas statute of limitations allows up to two years from the date of the storm, many individual insurance policies require you to file within one year or less.

Filing promptly is highly recommended because waiting makes it harder to prove the storm caused the damage. Heritage Roof Systems provides immediate post-storm inspections and full documentation to help you submit a clean, timely claim.

A roof deductible is the out-of-pocket amount you must pay before your insurance coverage kicks in. Here is what you need to know:

• Percentage-Based: In Texas, wind and hail deductibles are typically 1% to 2% of your home’s insured value, not a flat dollar amount. For example, a 1% deductible on a $500,000 home means you pay $5,000 out of pocket.

• It’s the Law (HB2102): Texas law strictly prohibits roofing contractors from waiving, absorbing, or paying a homeowner’s deductible. Any company offering a "free roof" or promising to "cover your deductible" is committing insurance fraud.

It is a sticky, waterproof layer glued under your shingles in high-risk areas like roof valleys and chimneys. Unlike regular underlayment, it seals tightly around nails to block water even if shingles blow off.

While it sounds like it's only for freezing climates, Dallas roofs absolutely need it. Severe North Texas storms frequently push heavy, wind-driven rain sideways right under your shingles. Dallas building codes actually require this extra protection in roof valleys.

More often than most of the country. Here is a quick look at the numbers:

• Yearly Average: DFW averages 4.1 significant hail days every year.

• Major Storms: Severe hail events (1 inch or larger) hit the area roughly every two to three years.

• The Cause: North Texas sits right in the middle of "Hail Alley," where warm Gulf air clashes with cold Rocky Mountain fronts to create severe supercell storms.

• Peak Season: Prime hail season runs from March through June, though smaller storms can pop up in the fall.

Because of this weather, DFW handles more roofing insurance claims than any other U.S. metro area in fact, about 60% of local roof replacements are due to storm damage rather than normal aging.

At a minimum of once per year, plus after any major hail or wind storm. Here is why:

• Hidden Damage: Problems like granule loss, bruised shingle mats, and flashing damage usually look completely normal from the street. It takes an on-the-roof look or drone imagery to catch them before they turn into leaks.

• Claim Protection: Keeping a documented history of inspections proves the pre-storm condition of your roof, making future insurance claims much smoother.

• Best Timing: Spring is the most critical time to get an inspection so you can catch existing issues before the peak March-through-June storm season hits.

Yes, but the specific requirements, thresholds, and fees vary depending on your city and county.

Because every North Texas municipality sets its own rules, a reputable contractor will handle this process for you. Heritage Roof Systems knows the local regulations and will pull all necessary building permits on your behalf, ensuring your new roof is fully compliant from start to finish. Reach out today to get your project started!

Yes. Dallas-Fort Worth homeowners have several flexible options to fund a roof replacement:

• Home Equity Options: Utilize a Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC) or home equity loan to fund the project using your home's built-in value.

• Personal Loans: Secure traditional personal or home improvement loans directly through local banks and credit unions.

• Insurance Coverage: For storm or hail damage, your homeowners policy typically pays for the majority of the replacement, minimizing your out-of-pocket expenses to just your deductible.

If you are dealing with recent storm damage, Heritage Roof Systems recommends exploring the insurance claim route first to keep your out-of-pocket costs as low as possible. Contact us today or fill out our online form to learn more about your options!