Carrollton Premium Roofing: Replacement, Leak Repair & Hail Damage
Expert residential and commercial roofing services. Free inspection, and a written scope before anything comes off the roof.
- Licensed and insured, permitted through the City of Carrollton
- Written scope and per-sheet decking pricing before work begins
- Deck re-nail and panel replacement on every tear-off
- Free roof and attic inspection across Dallas, Denton and Collin counties
Our Roofing Services in Carrollton, TX
Roof Replacement
A replacement here gets decided on the deck, not in a brochure. Once the old shingles are off we can see which sheets have moved, which nails have backed out of the rafters, and whether the previous crew rolled fresh felt over a problem instead of correcting it.
Roof Leak Repair
If you are comparing three roofing companies right now, compare their diagnosis, not their price. A leak has one entry point and one path, and any bid that does not name both is a guess dressed up as a scope of work.
Storm Damage Restoration
Storm work runs on two clocks at once. There is the seventy-two hour clock, which is about stopping water and recording what happened, and there is the sixty day clock, which is about scope, adjuster meetings and materials.
Hail Damage Roofing
Dallas County sits in one of the heaviest hail corridors in the country, and a bad spring here produces claims by the neighborhood. That is exactly why an inspection has to be specific.
Wind Damage Roofing
Most wind losses in this area are not tornado losses. They come from straight line outflow off a collapsing thunderstorm, which arrives fast, from one direction, and mostly bothers edges.
Roof Inspections
Three different services get called a roof inspection, and buying the wrong one is a common way to waste a fee. They differ in what they measure, what you receive at the end, and who reads it afterward.
Asphalt Shingle Roofs
Almost every roof in this city is asphalt, so the interesting question is not whether to use it but which version, and how it is fastened. On a deck that moves seasonally, the fastening decisions outlast the color choice by a decade.
Metal Roofing
We install metal, and we argue about which kind more than most contractors do. On a structure that moves with the season, the choice between a clipped standing seam and an exposed fastener panel is not a budget question.
Tile Roofing
Tile is a small share of the roofs here, and most of what we do with it is repair rather than conversion. Before anything else, the honest answer to the most common question: do not put concrete tile on a house that was framed for asphalt.
Flat & Low-Slope Roofing
Most low-slope work on Carrollton houses is not a whole flat roof. It is a porch, a patio cover, a room addition or a garage extension, and the leak is almost always at the tie-in where that low plane meets the steep roof above it.
Roof Coatings & Sealing
This is the page where we talk you out of something. If a salesperson has quoted you a coating for an asphalt shingle roof in Carrollton, that is a maintenance product being sold as a repair, and we will not install it.
Roof Ventilation
Ventilation gets sold backward almost every time. Somebody counts the vents on top of the roof, decides there are not enough, and adds more.
Skylights
A skylight is a hole in the middle of the field with a frame around it, which makes it the most movement-sensitive penetration on the roof. Everything on this site about opening joints applies here first and worst.
Gutters & Downspouts
On this soil a gutter is not really a roof accessory. It is the cheapest foundation control you can buy, and on a house sitting on Blackland clay it is doing more structural work than anything else we install.
Fascia & Soffit
Fascia is the reference plane for the entire roof edge. Drip edge lands on it, the gutter hangs from it, the first shingle course sets its line by it, and the soffit ties into it.
Chimney Flashing
If you want to see differential movement in one place, look at where a masonry chimney passes through a roof. The chimney sits on its own footing and the house sits on its slab, and around here those two things do not rise and fall together.
Emergency Tarping
Tarping is damage control, not repair. Its whole job is to keep water out of your house until a proper scope can be written, and doing it badly creates a second problem on top of the first one.
Commercial Roofing
Carrollton carries a serious industrial base along Interstate 35E, the President George Bush Turnpike and the rail line through Trinity Mills. Distribution buildings, light manufacturing, flex space and strip retail, most of it low slope, most of it on the same clay.
Insurance Claim Help
Start with what Texas law lets a roofer do, because that boundary decides who you should be talking to. We can document, we can meet your adjuster on the roof, and we can write a detailed scope.
Carrollton Premium Roofing is a licensed, insured roofing contractor in Carrollton, Texas, handling roof replacement, roof leak repair, hail and wind damage, roof inspections, gutters and commercial low-slope systems. We install architectural and SBS modified asphalt shingles, UL 2218 Class 4 impact laminates, twenty-four gauge standing seam metal, concrete and clay tile, and sixty mil TPO and modified bitumen membranes.
What sets the work apart here is where we start. Every tear-off begins with the decking: sheets re-secured to the rafters, delaminated panels replaced, and edge spacing corrected before any underlayment goes down. Flashing is rebuilt as step and counterflashing cut into masonry rather than sealed to it, and pipe boots, valley metal and drip edge are replaced instead of reused.
That approach exists because of the ground. Blackland Prairie clay swells and shrinks by season, slabs and pier-and-beam alike move with it, and decking joints open a little further each year. It is the reason a flashing repair keeps failing at the same spot, and the reason a roof here is worth specifying properly the first time rather than patching twice.
What Carrollton Customers Say
Third company out for the same leak above our fireplace. The first two caulked it. These guys pulled the shingles back, showed me the counterflashing was just stuck to the brick, cut a proper channel into the mortar and rebuilt it. Two wet springs later and nothing.
They put the per-sheet decking price in the proposal before the roof was open, which no one else did. Ended up needing eleven sheets and the invoice matched the math exactly. Also found our soffit vents were packed solid with insulation and fixed it.
After the April storm they marked test squares on every slope and photographed the gutter aprons and the vent hoods. Our adjuster approved the full replacement on the first visit. I have been through this before and it was not that easy last time.
Honestly expected to be sold a new roof. They said we had about seven years left, replaced two pipe boots and a section of valley, and charged a few hundred dollars. Told me to call after the next big hail. That earned the replacement job whenever it comes.
Why Carrollton Chooses Carrollton Premium Roofing
- ✓Every proposal names the shingle's ASTM D7158 wind class and UL 2218 impact class, not just a product line
- ✓Storm findings are mapped against the decking seams, so hail and loosened fasteners are reported as separate conditions
- ✓Decking replacement is priced per sheet in writing before tear-off, so the final invoice matches the proposal
- ✓Chimney and sidewall counterflashing is cut into a masonry reglet rather than sealed to the face of the brick
- ✓Soffit intake is measured before any exhaust vent is sold, because intake is the limit in most attics here
- ✓We quote the repair, and explain why, whenever a replacement is not yet warranted
About Carrollton Premium Roofing in Carrollton, TX
Carrollton Premium Roofing works Carrollton, Farmers Branch, Addison, Coppell, The Colony, Lewisville and the Denton County towns north of us. We handle residential replacement and repair, storm and hail work, gutters, ventilation and low-slope commercial systems, and we do the inspection and the scope ourselves rather than handing it to a salesperson.
The way we work came out of this ground. Carrollton grew from under 14,000 people in 1970 to more than 133,000 today, and most of that housing sits on Blackland Prairie clay that moves with every wet spring and dry August. Roofs here fail at joints rather than in the middle of a slope, so we spend our time on decking, flashing and drainage, which is where the money actually goes.
There are jobs you should not hire us for. If you want the lowest number on the street, we will lose, because our proposals carry decking replacement, ventilation correction and new flashing rather than assuming none of it is needed. If you want somebody to run your claim, we are barred from doing that in Texas. And if your roof has eight good years left, we will tell you to keep it.
How It Works
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Free Inspection, On the Roof and in the Attic
We walk every slope, mark test squares where storm damage is claimed, and photograph findings with a scale in frame. Then we go into the attic, because daylight at panel edges, rusted nail shanks and stained sheathing tell you what a moving deck is doing better than the shingles above them do.
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A Written Scope, Line by Line
You get materials, quantities and details in writing, including the per-sheet price for decking replacement before anyone knows how many sheets there will be. Ventilation corrections, a chimney cricket, valley metal and fascia repair are listed separately so nothing arrives as a surprise on the final invoice.
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Tear-Off, Deck Repair and Re-Nail
Old material comes off to bare deck. Sheathing is re-nailed to the rafters on a set schedule, bad panels are swapped, and edge gaps are corrected. Only then does synthetic underlayment, self-adhered membrane in the valleys and eaves, new drip edge and new flashing go down.
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Final Walk, Magnet Sweep and Paperwork
We walk the roof with you, run magnets across drives, beds and lawn, and photograph the finished details. You receive the workmanship warranty, the manufacturer registration where it applies, and the full photo set for your records or your claim file.
Commercial Roofing in Carrollton and Along the I-35E Corridor
We roof and maintain distribution and light manufacturing buildings along Interstate 35E and the President George Bush Turnpike, flex and office space around Trinity Mills, and strip retail across Dallas and Denton counties. Tilt-wall buildings on this clay move at their panel joints, so our inspections start at the coping, the parapet base flashing and the equipment curbs rather than in the middle of the field.
- ✓60 and 80 mil TPO, EPDM and two-ply modified bitumen systems
- ✓Tapered polyisocyanurate to rebuild slope where a deck has settled
- ✓Parapet coping, splice plates and base flashing replacement
- ✓Rooftop unit curbs, pitch pockets and condensate line corrections
- ✓Walkway pads and service paths to stop technician traffic damage
- ✓Drain, scupper and overflow sizing for North Texas rainfall
- ✓Scheduled maintenance with photographic reports twice a year
- ✓Manufacturer warranty compliance documentation kept on file
Service Areas
Carrollton Premium Roofing serves Carrollton, TX and surrounding communities including:
Recent Projects Across North Texas
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does the same spot on my roof keep leaking after two repairs?
Because the joint under the repair is moving and the repair was not. Blackland clay lifts and drops the structure by season, so a flashing detail or a decking seam opens and closes every year. Sealant cures rigid and splits there, usually after the first hot stretch following a wet spring. The durable fix is mechanical rather than adhesive: step flashing woven into the courses, or counterflashing cut into the masonry so the two sides move independently.
Does foundation movement really affect a roof in Carrollton?
It does, and it shows up in specific places. Nail pops in straight lines follow the decking panel edges. Chimney leaks appear because the chimney sits on its own footing and the house does not. Gutters hold water at one end because the rafter tails are no longer in one plane. None of that means you need foundation work, but it does mean roof details here have to tolerate movement rather than resist it.
Do I need a Class 4 impact-rated shingle in Carrollton?
It is usually worth it here, and most Texas carriers give a premium discount for a UL 2218 Class 4 product. Check your policy first. If it carries a cosmetic damage endorsement or a roof payment schedule that depreciates by age, the arithmetic changes and the discount may matter more than the impact rating. Ask your agent for both answers before you pick a shingle.
Can you handle my insurance claim for me?
Not in the sense people usually mean. Under Texas House Bill 2102, a roofer providing or potentially providing services on your property cannot act as your public insurance adjuster. We document thoroughly, meet your adjuster on the roof and write a detailed scope. If you want representation, a public adjuster licensed by the Texas Department of Insurance is a separate hire. We also cannot pay or absorb your deductible, and neither can anyone else.
Do I need a windstorm certificate like the ones on the coast?
No. The Texas Department of Insurance windstorm inspection program and its WPI-8 certificate apply to the designated seacoast territory, not to Dallas, Denton or Collin counties. What does apply here is your city permit and inspection. Roofing work in Carrollton is permitted, and we pull it rather than leaving it to you.
How long does a roof replacement take on a typical Carrollton house?
Most single-family tear-offs here are one day for removal and installation, with a second day if the decking needs significant replacement or the roof is steep and cut up. Material lands the morning of, dumpsters and equipment stay off the driveway where we can manage it, and the site is swept with magnets before the crew leaves. Weather and city inspection scheduling are the two things that move dates.