Roofing contractor in Flower Mound, TX
Our own town, and a town where the roofs are more complicated than the square footage suggests.
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Flower Mound
Flower Mound roofs have more valley than their size suggests
The town built out mostly through the nineties and 2000s under zoning that favoured large lots and low density, and the architecture of that period ran to steep pitches, multiple gables and cross-hipped rooflines. The result is a lot of roof area relative to floor area, and a great deal of valley.
Valleys are where a roof concentrates everything it sheds. Water, granules, leaves and hail all end up funnelled through them, which makes them the first place a roof leaks and the most expensive part to get wrong. A Flower Mound roof of the same square footage as a simple gabled house in a newer subdivision is a materially bigger job, and a quote that does not reflect that has probably been written off a satellite image.
The free inspection is the same in Flower Mound as it is anywhere else we work.
The tree cover hides damage and causes it
Flower Mound has protected its tree canopy hard, and mature post oaks and cedar elms sit over a lot of these roofs. That shade slows the thermal cycling that ages shingles, which is genuinely good for a roof.
It also drops limbs in wind, holds leaf litter in valleys where it dams water, and makes hail damage harder to spot from the ground because the canopy breaks up the view. After a storm the soft metal is a better indicator than the shingles: dented gutters, vents and garage doors tell you hail was large enough to matter even when the roof looks untouched from the driveway.
HOA approval is a step that takes real time
Many of the neighborhoods here run architectural committees with a view on shingle color and profile, and some have an approved list. That is worth checking before materials are ordered rather than after they arrive.
HOA approvals and the town inspection are both administrative rather than difficult, and both are the sort of thing that quietly delays a job when nobody owns them. Permits and the city inspection are ours to chase.
The same four, in Flower Mound.
Storm Damage and Hail Claims
The roof is the easy part. Getting the claim written correctly is the work.
Learn more 02Roof Replacement
Tear off, inspect the deck, rebuild it properly, and leave the site clean.
Learn more 03Residential Roofing
Houses, from a single slipped shingle to the whole roof.
Learn more 04Multi-Family Roofing
Apartments, townhomes and HOA communities, phased so nobody is left open.
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Roofing contractor in Flower Mound, answered
Do I need HOA approval to replace my roof in Flower Mound?
In many neighborhoods here, yes, and color and profile are usually the parts they care about. Check before ordering material. Bring us the guidelines with the estimate and we will match the material to them.
My roof is under trees. Does that change anything?
It helps with heat and hurts with debris. Valleys need clearing more often and hail damage is harder to see from the ground, so an inspection is worth more here than a look from the driveway.
Are you local to Flower Mound?
The office is on Brookhollow Lane, so yes.
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Get up there and find out.
We walk the roof, photograph what is on it, and tell you whether it is a claim, a repair, or nothing yet. No charge for any of those three answers.
Rooftop Solutions DFW 2905 Brookhollow Ln, Flower Mound, TX 75028 (469) 988-1867