Roofing contractor in Lewisville, TX
Our office is on McDonnell Street, about as central as it gets in this town.
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Lewisville
Half the town’s roofs went on within a few years of each other
Lewisville grew in two very different pushes, and its roofs reflect that. Old Town, around Main and Mill, has houses that predate the lake, with board decking under the shingles rather than sheet goods and framing that was never designed for the weight of a modern architectural shingle. Those roofs need looking at differently, because a board deck with gaps between the planks does not hold a nail the way plywood does.
The rest of the town went up between about 1990 and 2010, in the subdivisions off Round Grove, Valley Ridge, Corporate Drive and Josey. Whole streets were roofed in the same eighteen months with the architectural shingles that were standard then, which means whole streets reach twenty-five years at the same time.
The visible consequence is one you have probably noticed: three houses on a street get new roofs in a season, then nothing for a year, then four more. That is not a canvassing crew working the block. It is a cohort of roofs aging out together, and it is why a Lewisville homeowner is worth getting an inspection even when their own roof looks fine and the neighbors’ did not.
Same Standard Everywhere
The free estimate is the same in Lewisville as it is anywhere else we work.
The lake changes the wind, not just the view
Lake Lewisville is nearly 29,000 acres of open water sitting immediately north and east of the town, and open water gives wind a run at things. Storm wind arriving across the lake reaches the neighborhoods on the eastern side with less to slow it down than the same cell has after crossing a few miles of built-up ground.
What that does to a roof is mostly an edge problem. Wind gets under a ridge cap, under a lifted tab at a rake, or under a loose drip edge, and peels from there. Hail damages the field of a roof; wind damages its edges and its details, and the two need different things looking at.
It also means debris. Roofs near the lake and near the older tree cover along the creek corridors collect more in the valleys, and a valley holding leaf litter is a valley holding water.
Hail, and where Lewisville sits in the corridor
Lewisville sits in the I-35 corridor, which is as exposed as anywhere in the country to severe hail. Cells track across Denton County from the west and northwest through the spring, and a single one can cross the whole town in a quarter of an hour.
Hail falls in narrow swaths rather than evenly, so it is entirely normal for one subdivision to take functional damage while the one on the other side of the highway takes none. That is also why the question worth asking after a storm is not whether the town was hit but whether your street was.
Insurance carriers know the exposure, which shows up two ways for homeowners here: premiums that reflect hail risk, and a real discount on many policies for a Class 4 impact-resistant roof. On a house that is due for replacement anyway, that discount is worth asking your agent about before you pick a shingle.
Permits and the practical side
Roof replacements in Lewisville require a permit through the city’s building inspection department, pulled by the contractor. It is routine and it is also a useful filter: a roofer who would rather skip it is telling you how the rest of the job will go.
The other local constraint is access. A lot of the 1990s subdivisions have narrow drives and mature trees over them, which affects where the dumpster goes and how the material gets onto the roof. That is a thing to sort out at the estimate rather than on the morning of the tear-off.
What we do here
The same four, in Lewisville.
Roof Replacement
A full tear-off and rebuild, in the shingle, metal or synthetic system the house and the budget call for.
Learn more 02Roof Repair
Roof repairs for homes and businesses, from fixing minor issues to emergency storm repairs.
Learn more 03Storm Damage Restoration
Hail and wind damage, documented properly, with the claim handled alongside the roof rather than left to you.
Learn more 04Commercial Roofing
Single-ply, modified bitumen and built-up systems for retail, multi-family and light industrial buildings.
Learn moreFAQs
Roofing contractor in Lewisville, answered
Do I need a permit to replace a roof in Lewisville?
Yes, and your contractor pulls it. It is a standard part of a replacement here, and the inspection that follows it is worth having on the record.
My roof is about twenty-five years old and has no obvious damage. Does it need replacing?
Not necessarily. Age is a reason to have it looked at rather than a verdict, and plenty of roofs that age still have some life left in the field even where the details need attention. An inspection settles it.
How quickly can somebody get out here?
Lewisville is where our office is, so usually within a couple of days for a normal look. After a hail event the whole trade in the county is booked out and we will give you a real date rather than a flattering one.
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Stand Up Roofing & Construction LLC 354 McDonnell St Ste 6, Lewisville, TX 75057 (940) 290-7886 · getcovered@