Residential Roof Repair and Installation

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Roof Installation and Roof Repair in Southlake, Grapevine, and Hurst is only a call away.

If you are currently in the market for a Quality and Efficient Roof Replacement or Repair Company with Affordable and Competitive Prices in your Residential area, give Southlake Roof Repair a call.

Whether it's because of North Texas Storms, animals, or simply age, your homes roof will eventually need replacing.

Excluding severe weather, Replacement can be prolonged if your roof is routinely maintained. A properly maintained roof after storms can extend the life of your roof by years. 

Southlake Roof Repair understands the urgency of a damaged roof on your home. Your roof is what protects your family, and that is why we believe that Reliability Starts at the Top. - It's necessary to rely on your roof and your roofing company.

If you suspect damage to your roof, do no hesitate to call immediately. Our team of Professional Contractors and Inspectors know what to look for to get right to work, taking the proper actions to ensure your roof is up to great standards.

We repair and install all types of Residential Roofs:
  • Composite / Asphalt
  • Wood / Shakes
  • Clay / Concrete Tiles
  • Metal
  • Fiber Cement

Southlake Roof Repair employs Dedicated and Skilled workers. To us, a job is not complete until the customer is satisfied, and our Roofers are the best in DFW. 
So how do you know if you need a new roof? You can do a quick inspection of your own home to determine if you should call an Experienced Roof Inspector.

Begin by evaluation your roof from the inside of your house. Look for these signs:
  • Places where the roof deck is sagging
  • Signs of water damage or leaking
  • Dark spots and trails
  • Outside light showing through the roof.


Always pay attention to things such as damaged flashing, missing shingles, blistering, or rotting that may be happening on the house. 

Evaluate the exterior of your roof:
  • Visually inspect your roof for cracked, torn, bald or missing shingles.
  • Scan the roof for loose material or wear around chimneys, vents, pipes or other penetrations.
  • Watch out for an excessive amount of shingle granules (they look like large grains of sand) in the gutters -- this is a sign of advanced wear.
  • Check for signs of moisture, rot or mold. Note that wet spots may not be directly under your faulty shingle; water can travel down to its lowest spot before it drips. Mold, fungi and bacteria can grow quickly -- within 24 to 48 hours of a water-related problem.
  • Examine the drainage, and make sure gutters and downspouts are securely attached. Also ensure all drains are open and allow water to exit, and all gutters and downspouts are free of debris.
  • Check that all bath, kitchen and dryer vents go entirely outside of your home, not just into the attic space.