Whether you’re installing a brand‑new roof or scheduling emergency work, quality roofing and roof repairs are vital to safeguarding your investment. A roof is more than shingles on top of your house; it’s the main barrier against rain, wind, pests, heat, and cold. Over time, age, weather events, and subtle damage can all impact its integrity. That’s why, whether you’re in Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, or Austin, reliable roofing and roof repairs aren’t just a luxury; they’re essential.
Our Service Areas | How We Cover Texas Communities
Dallas / Fort Worth Metroplex
Dallas-Fort Worth’s (DFW) weather is unpredictable due to its dramatic seasonal changes. Summer heat can exceed 100°F, and spring brings hail and thunderstorms. The conditions put tremendous stress on residential roofing systems, making timely roof repairs and roof replacements essential.
Unprotected metal roofs can be punctured by hailstorms in DFW, which bruise shingles, crack tiles, and damage shingles. In order to combat this, we recommend impact-resistant shingles and metal roofs with UL 2218 Class 4 ratings. Cooling costs can be reduced during peak summer months by installing reflective shingle coatings and upgrading attics.
Our roof replacement and repair services meet both aesthetic expectations and legal requirements from Plano to Arlington. No matter the style, structure, or needs of your home, our roofing and roof repairs are tailored to meet your needs.
Houston / Gulf Coast
Houston is one of the most challenging roofing environments in Texas. High humidity, frequent rain, hurricanes, and salty coastal air degrade roofing materials faster than in drier inland areas. Your roof may suffer from mould, warping, algae streaks, or wind uplift if it isn’t equipped for Gulf Coast conditions.
Next Door Roofing goes beyond basic repairs Houston roofing and roof repairs tailored to tropical conditions. Our metal roofing systems come with rust-resistant coatings, hurricane straps, and high-wind underlayment. Our sealants prevent moisture intrusion even during heavy rains on shingle roofs.
We also offer post-storm inspections. Most Houston homeowners don’t notice hidden damage after hurricanes or tropical storms, like water seepage under shingles or lifted flashing. A full roof assessment is conducted with photos and drone imagery. Making the insurance claim process less stressful during a tough time is what we do.
The Heights and Sugar Land, Galveston and Pasadena all benefit from reliable, storm-ready roofing. When it comes to long-lasting roofing and roof repairs, homeowners trust our experience.
San Antonio
The dry heat, sudden downpours, and Spanish-influenced architecture of Central and South Texas shape our approach to roofing and roof repairs in San Antonio. High temperatures and hailstorms still plague this city despite receiving less rain than coastal areas. Tile roofs, stucco exteriors, and wide overhangs are common here, so roofs need to be fire-resistant, durable, and architecturally consistent.
Next Door Roofing understands the unique challenges facing San Antonio neighborhoods, from historic Mission-style homes to modern developments in Stone Oak and Alamo Ranch. The most popular roofs here are clay tile, concrete tile, and standing-seam metal, not just for their longevity, but also for reflecting heat.
While beautiful and strong, tile roofing can crack from minor shifts in the roof decking. Roofing is one of our specialties – we replace individual tiles, install secure underlayment, and reinforce decks to keep your roof leak-free and stable.
Ventilation is also crucial in San Antonio. The attic of a home with poor airflow often overheats, leading to premature wear. We improve ridge vents, add solar fans, and enhance insulation to keep your roof and home cooler, all while extending the system’s life.
Austin / Hill Country
The Austin area blends natural beauty with progressive architecture and environmentally friendly homes. The Texas Hill Country presents unique roofing challenges due to hilly terrain, unpredictable weather, and a high demand for sustainable solutions.
Most Austin homeowners want more than just a patch job. They want a roof that is energy efficient, durable, and eco-friendly. We go beyond standard installations for roofing and roof repairs in Austin. Our team uses solar-ready shingles, reflective coatings that meet Austin Energy Green Building standards, and even living rooftop substrates.
It also experiences sudden severe storms with lightning, hail, and straight-line winds. Our roof systems are designed to resist storms and other threats. The roof on your home is not only a shield, but a long-term investment in sustainability, whether you live in Westlake, Mueller, South Congress, or the surrounding suburbs.
Many of our Austin clients also harvest rainwater. Installing roof materials and gutter systems optimized for water collection ensures clean, efficient harvesting for greywater systems or garden irrigation. TPO and EPDM are energy-efficient membranes that reduce urban heat islands and meet energy codes for flat-roofed homes.
We provide roofing and roof repairs that meet Austin’s high standards for form, function, and environmental responsibility.
The Core Roofing Services We Offer
More services fall under the roofing and roof repairs category than simply nail-it-and-money services. Here’s what we offer:
New roofing installation
New roofs require the removal of old materials, substrate inspections, weather barrier installation, and precise placement of shingles or metal panels. We offer:
- The roofing materials are asphalt and architectural shingles (dimensional, impact-resistant).
- Roofs with metal (standing seam, corrugated, stone-coated steel) are the most popular.
- The tile systems can be made out of clay or concrete.
- TPO, modified bitumen, EPDM rubber for flat roofs.
- Solar-ready shingles, green roof underlay, and reflective coatings.
A new roofing job requires careful flashing around chimneys, vents, skylights, valleys, as well as attic ventilation and drip edge integrity. In doing so, we ensure that the product lasts a long time and that the warranty is upheld.
Roof Repair & Leak Resolution
In the event of a leak, it is important to discover the source of the leak before the damage spreads into your home. We evaluate each section of the roof for the following:
- A roof with lifted shingles, missing shingles, or cracks in the shingles.
- There is rust or damage to the flashing.
- Shingles are characterized by granule loss.
- Decking that sags and is soft.
- A proper sealant is required around penetrations to prevent leaks.
Our team replaces damaged materials, reseals components, adjusts flashing, addresses debris or gutter problems, and monitors for possible trouble. Stopping leaks fast can save homeowners thousands in water damage.
Storm & hail damage restoration
The weather in Texas can be unpredictable at times. Homeowners often need full assessments after hailstorms or wind events. We:
- It is important to document all marks left by impacts and tears.
- Insurance claims for roof damage should be filed as soon as possible.
- Meet with insurer adjusters and provide support to homeowners.
- Depending on the severity of the problem, perform timely repairs or replacements.
The storm damage cycle is completed by repairing dents in soffits, gutters, and vents.
Roof inspections and maintenance
Regular roof maintenance is key to preventing roof problems. We offer:
- Inspections of wear, debris, blocked gutters, and airflow.
- Wildlife sealing, gutter cleaning, and damming removal.
- Extend roof lifespan with preventative maintenance.
- Using drones to inspect hard-to-reach areas.
Post-storm checkups help homeowners find problem areas before they worsen, reducing stress and saving money.
Ventilation, Insulation & Energy Efficiency Upgrade
An effective roof balances airflow and attic insulation on the outside. We tune ventilation (ridge, soffit, turbine) and add insulation, eliminating summer attic heat. Long-term roof structure protection is improved with improved efficiency.
Detailed Roofing & Roofing Repairs Process
Step 1: Initial Contact & Estimate
You can call or fill out a contact form with details like roof age, recent leaks, or storm events. The team confirms your location, schedules an on-site estimate, and reviews your photos as part of the process.
Step 2: A Full Roof Inspection
We inspect the site from the ground level and climb up safely to inspect the following:
- The condition of the shingles or panels.
- There is flashing at penetrations.
- The condition of the gutters and fascias.
- Inspection of the attic: leaks, insulation, ventilation, and so on.
After documenting findings, we prepare a written estimate detailing recommended roofing and roof repair activities aligned with your budget.
Step 3: Scheduling & Materials Selection
We order materials once we agree on scope and price, factoring in lead times for speciality products like impact-rated shingles. Our colour, texture, and eco options help you make the right choice.
Step 4: Work Execution
Workdays begin early. To protect the landscape, tarps and tarping are set up by the crew. The old roof is removed or repaired section by section as needed. The key technical tasks include the following:
- It’s time to re-nail the decking boards.
- Installing a self-adhesive ice/water barrier on the roof.
- The process of installing starter strips, drip edges, and underlayments can be lengthy.
- A proper overlap and seal are necessary when installing shingles or metal panels.
- A flashing is used for chimneys, valleys, and plumbing vents.
- Whether the installation is a ridge vent or a turbine.
If we are replacing an old material, we take responsibility for removing it and properly disposing of it, recycling whenever possible.
Step 5: Cleanup & Final Inspection
We clean up thoroughly after the work – magnetic sweeps for stray nails, debris hauling, repainting, or repairing fascia/gutters. A final walkthrough confirms that you are 100% satisfied with the project. The paperwork we give you includes warranty details, recommendations for maintenance, and documentation for your records.
Step 6: Warranty, Documentation & Support
Material manufacturer warranty and artistry guarantee (up to 10 years) are usually included. Insurance claims are completed, and six and 12-month follow-ups are provided.
Speciality Roofing Repair Topics
Asphalt Shingle Repair
Asphalt shingles remain the most common U.S. roofing option. Our repairs include:
- Replacing missing or cracked shingles.
- Resetting blown granules and seal strips.
- Resealing ridge caps.
- Adding flashing around valleys and extensions.
Asphalt repairs emphasise matching shingle colour and brand for seamless patching—a crucial detail you’ll hardly notice later!
Metal Roofing Repair
Metal roofs can dent, corrode, or lose screws. Our services include:
- Replacing rusted panels.
- Straightening dented metal.
- Resealing ridge caps and fasteners.
- Installing neoprene washers to stop leaks.
- Retightening screws, replacing sealants.
Metal roofing and roof repairs require tools like torque screw drivers and specialised sealants. We always work with OEM–approved metal coatings.
Tile Roof Restoration
Tiles, clay, slate, and concrete are strong but can crack or slip. We:
- Replace broken tiles individually.
- Inject or reinstall tile adhesive.
- Reseal penetrations in tiled systems.
- Re‑bed or realign ridge caps.
- Check sub‑underlayment for granular or sacrificial calcium deterioration.
This process is delicate; each tile type and roof pitch requires custom-handling.
Flat Roof Repair
Flat roofs often have membrane layers like TPO or EPDM. We:
- Locate seams or puncture leaks using infrared or moisture‑meter scans.
- Replace damaged membrane sections.
- Reseal around flashing, drains, and edges.
- Add board underlayment if the decking is decomposing.
- Reapply ballast or gravel surfacing as needed.
Flat roof work must be smooth, water‑tight, and tied into parapet walls correctly.
Choosing the Right Roofing Partner
When your home is in need of roofing and roof repairs, the choices can feel overwhelming. Between online ads, storm chasers, and contractors who promise the world and deliver very little, it’s not always easy to know who you can truly rely on. But your roof protects your home, your family, and everything inside it, so choosing the right partner isn’t just important; it’s critical.
Here’s exactly what to look for when hiring a roofing company in Texas, and why Next Door Roofing checks all the right boxes:
1. Local Presence Matters
If you’re searching for roofing and roof repairs in Texas, you don’t want a company that “passes through.” You want a roofing partner who understands the unique challenges of your region, whether it’s brutal sun in Austin, hail in Dallas-Fort Worth, or hurricane-force winds in Houston.
At Next Door Roofing, we’re proudly local. We serve communities across Texas, and that gives us a unique edge. We know how to build and repair roofs that are specifically designed for Texas homes. Local knowledge isn’t just about installing a roof; it’s about predicting how that roof will perform five, ten, or twenty years down the line, based on local weather patterns, building codes, and architectural trends.
From Fort Worth to San Antonio, we’ve seen it all, and we’re not going anywhere.
2. Proper Licensing and Insurance
Any reputable contractor offering roofing and roof repairs in Texas should be fully licensed and insured. Roofing can be dangerous, both for the workers and for your property, if not done right. A legitimate contractor protects you by maintaining state licenses, general liability insurance, and workers’ compensation coverage.
Next Door Roofing is fully compliant with all Texas roofing requirements. What does that mean for you? Peace of mind. You’re not liable for injuries on your property, and you’re protected if anything unexpected happens during the project. We don’t just tell you we’re covered we show you. Proof of insurance and licensing is always available upon request, because transparency is a part of who we are.
3. Manufacturer Certifications = Real Warranties
You’ve probably heard of major roofing brands like GAF, CertainTeed, and Owens Corning. But did you know that not every contractor can offer the best warranties?
Only certified contractors like Next Door Roofing can provide enhanced manufacturer warranties that go beyond the basic product guarantees. These certifications mean we’ve gone through training, met high installation standards, and proven our reliability.
Why does this matter to you? Because if your shingles fail or if there’s an artistry issue, you’re backed by not just our company but the manufacturer, too. That kind of coverage is priceless when investing in long-term roofing and roof repairs.
4. References, Reviews, and Real Reputation
A good roofing contractor will be proud of their track record and willing to show it. Before you sign any contract for roofing and roof repairs, do some digging. Are there real homeowner reviews? Can they provide addresses of past jobs or client references? Are they rated well online?
At Next Door Roofing, we encourage you to look us up. Whether it’s on Google, Facebook, the BBB, or through word-of-mouth, our reputation speaks for itself. Customers regularly praise our communication, attention to detail, and how clean we leave the job site.
We even go a step further, connecting new clients with past customers in their area for first-hand feedback. That’s the power of being a local business with a loyal client base.
5. Clear Scope of Work – No Surprises
One of the biggest frustrations homeowners face with roofing and roof repairs is unclear pricing. Hidden fees, vague estimates, and last-minute add-ons can quickly turn a reasonable quote into an expensive nightmare.
That doesn’t happen here.
Next Door Roofing provides detailed, itemised estimates that include everything upfront from tear-off and disposal to underlayment, flashing, venting, and even gutter cleaning if needed. We also explain your upgrade options, such as impact-resistant shingles or radiant barriers, so you can make informed decisions without feeling pressured.
And we’re always happy to walk you through every line of the quote before any work begins.
6. Ongoing Support After the Job Is Done
A roof isn’t a one-and-done project; it’s a long-term system that needs care. After your installation or repair, you may still need inspections, debris removal, maintenance, or help after a storm. That’s why it’s important to choose a contractor who offers long-term service, not just a quick fix.
Next Door Roofing doesn’t disappear after we finish the job. We offer storm response services, follow-up inspections, tune-ups, and even seasonal roof maintenance plans. Whether you have a small issue like a loose shingle or need help navigating a storm damage claim, we’re here to help. We become your go-to contact for all things roofing and roof repairs, year after year.
Signs You Need Roofing and Roof Repairs
Knowing the warning signs can save you money and stress later. Watch out for:
- Visible cracked, curled, or missing shingles.
- Dark streaks (algae or mould).
- Granules in gutters, loss of shingle protection.
- Saggy roof sections (deck bearing issues).
- Daylight in the attic through board gaps.
- Rust or holes in metal flashing.
- Debris buildup along valleys or dormers.
- Leaks in the attic after rainfall or storms.
- Energy bills are climbing due to poor attic sealing.
Prevention: Regular Maintenance and Inspections
A stitch in time indeed saves nine when it comes to roofing. We offer:
- Bi‑annual roof inspections (spring and fall).
- Gutter and downspout cleaning.
- Flashing and sealant refreshment.
- Check the ventilation, installing baffles or replacing vents if needed.
- Manual debris removal, especially near trees that brush or drop leaves.
Maintenance plans are often a percentage of roof cost annually, cheap compared to full roof replacement later. This fits our philosophy: roofing and roof repairs aren’t just reactive work, they’re intelligent, preventative care.
Cost Factors for Roofing and Roof Repairs
When it comes to roofing and repairs, the first thing that people think about is how much it will cost. That’s right. It can be pricey to get a new roof or make major repairs. There are lots of things that affect how much a roof job costs. Before the work starts, we want to be clear and honest about how much these things will cost.
Here are some things that affect roofing and repairs in Texas, no matter if you’re in Dallas, Houston, Austin, or San Antonio.
Roof Size and Slope
Roofs are more expensive the larger they are, simply because more material and labour are needed. But size isn’t the only factor that plays into building a house; slope can also have a big influence on it. Work on steep roofs is more labour-intensive and often requires scaffolding, harnesses, and lifts.
Let’s say, for example, that you have a 1,800 square foot flat—the cost of a multi-angled, steep-pitched 2,400 square foot roof in Plano. Likewise, steeper slopes can slow down the process of installing, which means more labour hours are needed.
💡 We always make sure that our estimates are based on accurate measurements as well as slope calculations so that there are no surprises later.
Material Choice
This is one of the biggest price influencers for any roofing and roof repair project. Different materials come with different costs, lifespans, aesthetics, and maintenance requirements.
Here’s a quick breakdown:
- Asphalt Shingles: The most affordable option. Ideal for budget-conscious homeowners. Good durability and decent lifespan (15–30 years).
- Architectural Shingles: A step up in quality and appearance, with better wind resistance and longer warranties.
- Metal Roofing: More expensive upfront, but lasts 40–70 years. Great for hail-prone areas like Dallas and eco-conscious homeowners in Austin.
- Clay or Concrete Tile: Popular in San Antonio for Spanish-style homes. Higher cost but unbeatable longevity and fire resistance.
- TPO, EPDM, or Modified Bitumen: Used for flat or low-slope roofs, often seen on commercial buildings or modern homes in urban Austin.
💡 We’ll help you compare the long-term return on investment (ROI) of each option, not just the initial price tag.
Tear-Off vs. Overlay
If your roof already has one layer of shingles, you may have a choice between a tear-off and a roof overlay.
- Tear-off: This involves removing the old shingles, inspecting the decking underneath, and installing a completely new system. It’s more labor-intensive and includes disposal fees, but it gives better results and reveals hidden damage.
- Overlay: A second layer is added on top of the first. It’s cheaper and faster, but not always recommended, especially if the structure is older or already compromised.
In hail zones like Fort Worth or storm-heavy areas like Houston, we almost always recommend a tear-off to protect the structure long-term.
💡 Next Door Roofing provides both options when possible, along with pros and cons for your specific situation.
Structural Damage
Here’s something many roofing companies don’t talk about up front: hidden damage under the surface. If your roof decking is rotted or your rafters have sustained water or termite damage, those issues must be addressed before a new roof can be installed properly.
Signs of structural problems include:
- Soft spots in the roof
- Sagging
- Visible leaks inside the attic or ceiling
Once the old roof is removed, these issues become clear and fixing them can add to the cost of roofing and roof repairs. That said, catching these problems early can save you thousands in future repairs.
💡 We conduct thorough inspections before quoting your job, and our estimates outline potential contingencies based on what we find.
Job Access and Site Conditions
How easy is it to get to your roof? That’s a real cost factor.
- A one-story ranch home with a wide driveway is much easier (and cheaper) to work on than a three-story home in a narrow cul-de-sac.
- Homes with landscaping, pools, or limited yard space may require special prep work or scaffolding.
In dense neighbourhoods like central Austin or parts of Houston’s inner loop, tight access can increase labour and setup time.
💡 Our crews plan to ensure your property is protected, safe and respected no matter the setup.
Local Building Code Requirements
Every Texas city has its own rules about roofing, and sometimes those rules can add cost. But they also add safety and durability.
Some examples include:
- Dallas / Fort Worth: May require Class 4 impact-resistant shingles in high hail zones.
- Houston: Hurricane tie-downs, waterproof barriers, and stronger fasteners due to wind and flood codes.
- Austin: Energy-efficient roofing materials or specific fire ratings in wildland-urban interface areas (WUI).
These requirements are non-negotiable, but they protect your home long-term.
💡 Next Door Roofing always pulls the correct permits and ensures your roof is code-compliant, no matter the city.
Permit and Inspection Costs
Permits are required in most Texas cities for major roofing and roof repairs, and those permit fees vary based on location and project type.
- In cities like Dallas or Fort Worth, permits are often straightforward and affordable.
- In Houston, costs may rise due to stormwater regulations, wind uplift zones, or historical district rules.
- Austin has strict permitting and inspection protocols, especially for homes near creeks or in wildfire-prone zones.
We take care of permitting for you. It’s part of our service, and we’ll include all fees in your estimate—no surprise charges later.
💡 Our in-house staff handles all permits and inspections to keep your project moving smoothly and legally.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. How long does a typical roof replacement take?
Most asphalt shingles roofs can be completed in 1–2 days, although this depends on the size and the crew involved. Depending on the type of metal or tile, it may take two to four days. This could be extended if detailed repairs are made or the decking needs to be replaced.
2. Will my roofing, roof repairs, and roof replacement add value to my home?
New roofing improves curb appeal, resale value, and energy efficiency, especially impact-rated and cool roof options. Roofing costs are often recouped in resale value by 60-70%.
3. Can I repair my roof instead of fully replacing it?
Sometimes you can but it depends on age, wear, and the complexity of leaks. If shingles are curling or brittle in large areas, it may be more cost‑effective and safer to replace rather than patch.
4. How do you handle insurance claims?
We document damage meticulously, file paperwork early, and guide you through the claims process. Our certified inspectors meet with adjusters and advocate for full replacement when needed.
5. Are your crews licensed and insured?
Absolutely. We’re licensed in Texas as roofing contractors, carry full liability and workers’ compensation insurance, and our installers are OSHA‑trained for safety.
6. Do you offer warranties?
Yes—material warranties range 10‑50 years, depending on the manufacturer. We back all work with a 5‑ or 10‑year artistry warranty and safety‑proof fines.
7. What materials should I choose?
That depends on your budget, aesthetics, climate, and energy goals. Asphalt is reliable and affordable; metal is durable and recyclable; tile resists fire; green‑roof or solar options may reduce utility costs. We help you select the best value.
8. Do you offer payment plans?
Yes 0% promo periods are often available through third‑party financing. Approval is quick, and monthly payments are transparent.
9. How often should I inspect my roof?
At minimum, do a visual scan each season and schedule a professional inspection after major storms or if you spot trouble signs.
10. What kinds of preventative maintenance do you recommend?
- Clean gutters at least twice a year.
- Trim overhanging tree limbs.
- Replace broken or detached flashing.
- Reseal around vents and chimneys every few years.
- Inspect the attic for loose insulation or moisture.
“Roofing and Roof Repairs”: Conclusion
Roofs are more than shingles. They provide vital protection, energy savings, curb appeal, and long-term storm preparedness. A partner who understands the entire picture, from slope to flashing to ventilation, can make your investment last for decades.
At Next Door Roofing, we take pride in doing every job well–removal, repair, reinforcement as needed, installation, cleaning up meticulously, warranty, and proactively extending its life. We treat each roof personally, since it’s your family’s shelter.
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