Serving North Texas

Local & Trusted

Twenty minutes from most of these roofs.

We work out of Lewisville and the map spreads from there. Denton County is the core of it: Lewisville, Flower Mound, Highland Village, Corinth, Argyle and Denton itself, plus Little Elm and The Colony out toward the lake. East of I-35E we cover Coppell and Frisco. Most of that is a twenty to thirty-minute drive from the office on McDonnell Street, which is the real reason a repair here can be scheduled for the day after the estimate.

The housing stock changes more across that map than the distance suggests. Old Town Lewisville and the older streets around the Denton square have pre-war houses with board decking under the shingles, which is a different roof to work on from the 1990s and 2000s subdivisions off Round Grove, Justin Road and Eldorado, where a whole street went up in the same two years and every original architectural shingle on it is reaching the end of its life at the same time. Flower Mound and Highland Village add large lots, long complex rooflines and HOA architectural committees that have opinions about shingle color before a job starts.

What does not change is the weather. Everything in this list sits in the same hail corridor, and a cell that crosses Denton County at the wrong angle can take years off every roof between Argyle and The Colony in a quarter of an hour. We also work the Houston market, where the problem is water rather than ice.