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Roofing contractor in Flower Mound, TX
Flower Mound’s large two-story homes carry steep, cut-up roofs, and many of them sit under mature trees.
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Big roofs with a lot of valleys, under a lot of trees
Flower Mound more than tripled in population during the 1990s, from about 15,500 to over 50,000, and much of what went up then were large two-story homes with steep pitches, multiple gables and dormers. Every valley, wall intersection and change in pitch is a place where water concentrates and where flashing has to be right.
The town also kept much of its Cross Timbers tree cover. Post oaks and other mature trees shade roofs, drop leaves and small branches into valleys, and scrape shingles in high wind. Shaded slopes hold moisture longer, and debris-filled valleys hold water against the roof, which shortens the life of the shingles underneath.
Same Standard Everywhere
Hail crosses this part of North Texas most springs, and the damage is easier to see from the roof than from the lawn.
Steep roofs change how the work is done
A steep, two-story roof takes more time and more safety equipment to inspect, repair or replace than a low single-story one, and it is not a roof a homeowner should climb. Hail damage on steep slopes is also easy to miss from the ground, because the most exposed faces are often out of sight.
On replacements, the valleys on these roofs get ice and water shield under the shingles, which is where the most water runs.
HOAs and shingle color
Many Flower Mound neighborhoods have homeowners associations with architectural review for exterior changes, including roofing color and material. Changing from the original color, or upgrading to an impact-resistant line in a different shade, may need approval first. Check your HOA’s guidelines before the job is scheduled so the start date does not slip.
What we do here
The same four, in Flower Mound.
Roof Replacement
A full tear-off down to the decking, new underlayment and shingles, and a cleaned-up yard at the end of it.
02Roof Repair
Blown-off shingles, cracked vents, failed flashing and worn spots fixed, with an honest word on whether a repair is the right call.
03Hail and Storm Damage
Hail and wind damage found, marked and photographed on the roof, so you know what the storm did before anyone talks about a claim.
04Roof Inspection
A free roof inspection with photographs, an honest estimate of the roof’s remaining life and a clear next step, including for homes under contract.
FAQs
Roofing contractor in Flower Mound, answered
Do I need HOA approval to replace my roof in Flower Mound?
Often, especially if you are changing color or material. Check your HOA’s architectural guidelines and submit the request before scheduling.
Should I trim trees before getting a new roof?
Trimming branches back from the roofline before or soon after a replacement helps the new roof last longer and keeps valleys clear.
Do you work in Flower Mound?
Yes. Flower Mound is a short drive from our base in Corinth, and inspections are free.
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