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Notes from the field after 40,000-plus Dallas roofing projects. Code compliance, install detail, insurance reality, and the small things that separate a roof that lasts twenty-plus years from one that fails after five.
The most widely sold drip edge in Dallas roof supply yards does not meet International Residential Code. Here's what the code requires, what the major shingle manufacturers require, and how to tell whether the metal on your roof passes.
A Preston Hollow homeowner brought Bert Roofing back to tie new porch and garage additions into an existing CertainTeed ClimateFlex roof. The work included a low-slope roof, full ice and water protection, and new flashing at the roof-to-wall transitions.
A steep, complex Preston Hollow roof replacement near Walnut Hill and Preston featuring Owens Corning Duration Class 3 shingles, decking repairs, and custom-fitted roof vents.
A localized M Streets roof repair focused on failed roof-to-wall flashing, with new step flashing, ice and water shield, shingles, and trim used to rebuild the problem area correctly.
This Garland roof replacement included new roof decking, IKO Nordic Class 4 impact-resistant shingles, fascia and soffit repairs, interior ceiling work, and financing through Service Finance Company.
A repeat Lake Highlands roofing project in Dallas 75231 featuring GAF ArmorShield II Class 4 shingles, extensive cedar siding replacement, skylight work and other storm-damage repairs.
A University Park home near Highland Park High School upgraded from composition shingles to DaVinci Province Slate in Slate Black, adding a traditional slate appearance with Class 4 impact resistance.
A repeat Bert Roofing customer in Plano asked us to inspect his nearly three-year-old CertainTeed Landmark Class 3 roof before selling the home. We found it in good condition with no significant repairs needed.
North Dallas roof replacement featuring DaVinci Multi-Width Slate in Slate Gray, copper gutters, W-metal valleys, and substantial back porch repairs.
A leaking roof valley near a garage led to a straightforward repair on Bob-O-Links in Lakewood, Dallas 75214. The job also presented a common repair challenge: identifying and matching an older shingle.
This Junius Heights roof replacement required more than selecting a new shingle color. Bert Roofing coordinated historic-district approval, foundation work, and remote-owner documentation while installing an Owens Corning Oakridge roof on the house and modified bitumen on the rear addition.
Bert Roofing restored the cedar roof on the 1885 Sullivan House at Old City Park, reproducing its scalloped and diamond-shaped shingles by hand. The project combined period-appropriate materials with modern moisture protection and careful historic oversight.
Approximately 20 years after Bert Roofing installed this North Dallas home’s Elk roof, the homeowner called us back for its replacement. We installed GAF Timberline HDZ shingles in Weathered Wood—and had a memorable encounter with the sprinkler system along the way.
