Roofing contractor in Fort Worth, TX
A city whose roofs range from hundred-year-old bungalows to subdivisions built last year, all under the same spring hail.
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Fort Worth
Two very different housing stocks share one hail season
Fort Worth's older neighborhoods, Fairmount, Ryan Place, Arlington Heights and the streets around TCU, were largely built before the Second World War. Those houses often carry plank decking instead of plywood, more than one layer of old shingles, and chimneys and dormers flashed decades ago. A reroof there regularly turns up work that no one could see from the ground, and it pays to plan for it.
Out along US-377 toward Benbrook and Cresson, and north through the Alliance corridor, most homes are recent and built with steep, cut-up roofs over large footprints. Those roofs have more valleys and more linear feet of flashing, and a hailstorm touches all of it. The shingles are younger, but a storm treats a five-year-old roof the same way it treats a twenty-year-old one.
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Spring storms decide most roofing years here
North Texas sees its heaviest hail between March and June, and Tarrant County has taken several storms in recent years with stones large enough to total roofs across whole neighborhoods. Wind gusts that come with those storms lift shingle tabs and break their seals, which is the damage that turns into leaks the following season.
After a storm, door knockers with out-of-state plates are common in Fort Worth. A local address, a Texas phone number and a company you can drive to are simple things to check before letting anyone on the roof.
Permits, HOAs and the heat
The City of Fort Worth handles building permits through its Development Services department, and a roofing contractor should know whether your job needs one before work starts. Many newer subdivisions also have a homeowners association that approves shingle colors and materials, so it is worth pulling the HOA guidelines before choosing a product.
Summer attic temperatures in Fort Worth can bake shingles from underneath when ventilation is poor. A reroof is the cheapest moment to correct intake and exhaust venting, and it adds years to the new roof.
What we do here
The same four, in Fort Worth.
Roof Replacement
A full tear-off and a new roof, in the material that suits your house.
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Leaks, hail and wind damage found at the source and fixed.
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A free inspection after hail or high wind, with the damage documented.
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Help through a roof claim, from the first inspection to the approved scope.
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Roofing contractor in Fort Worth, answered
Do you work in Fort Worth neighborhoods far from US-377?
Yes. Our office is on US-377 in southwest Fort Worth and we take roofing work across the city. Call (817) 988-9509 with your address.
How soon after a hailstorm should I have my roof looked at?
As soon as you reasonably can. Policies set their own deadlines for reporting damage, and dated photos taken soon after the storm make the damage easy to connect to it.
My house is in an older neighborhood. What should I expect on a reroof?
Expect the possibility of decking repairs or an extra layer of old shingles to remove, since neither can be confirmed until the tear-off starts. A good estimate explains how that work would be priced if it turns up.
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Call (817) 988-9509 or send the form. We inspect the roof, tell you what we found and give you a clear estimate. No pressure, just honest answers.
Crafted Roofing LLC 16170 US-377, Fort Worth, TX 76126 (817) 988-9509 · Craftedroofingtx@