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A storm-related roof replacement on Queenswood Lane in Lake Highlands revealed excessive deflection in the original 3/8-inch roof decking. After documenting the problem, the old deck was replaced with new 5/8-inch plywood before installation of an Owens Corning Duration roof.
Jim Phillips brings deep North Dallas roots, decades of business experience, and hands-on home repair knowledge to Bert Roofing. A longtime 75248 resident and former Bert Roofing customer, Jim now helps homeowners evaluate roof problems and choose the right repair or replacement solution.
A longtime Bert Roofing customer in Far North Dallas called us back to replace a roof we originally installed in 2007. This Davenport Drive project included storm damage, a small decking repair, and a new Owens Corning Duration Class 3 roof in Driftwood.
A substantial Lakewood roof replacement on Tokalon Drive featuring GAF Timberline HDZ shingles, steep roof sections, standing seam metal, deck repairs, and extensive gutter work.
Richardson roof replacement featuring 1×8 plank decking, a 1/2-inch OSB overlay, and GAF ArmorShield II Class 4 shingles—with a little Big Boy character by the pool.
A major Casa Linda Estates renovation required roofing in several stages, from the initial dry-in to the finished CertainTeed Landmark roof.
A North Dallas roof replacement in 75248 came with an unusual deadline: completing the roof, fascia repairs, gutters, and gutter screens in time for the homeowner’s 100th birthday celebration.
Bert Roofing first installed this Garland roof in 2001. Twenty-five years later, we returned to replace it with CertainTeed ClimateFlex Class 4 shingles.
Shortly after completing an East Dallas roof replacement, the home's air conditioner stopped cooling. A detailed investigation revealed the roof wasn't the cause—and explains why proper refrigerant-line routing matters.
At Bert Roofing, we understand that no homeowner wants their life disrupted by a long, messy roofing project. That’s why we’ve built a reputation across Dallas-Fort Worth for doing things right — and…
This Northern Hills roof replacement used GAF ArmorShield II Class 4 shingles and taped roof-deck seams for added water protection. The project also required City of Dallas conservation district permitting.
The April 2026 storm hit a wide part of the Dallas area. This Rowlett project shows what full exterior storm restoration looks like: a complete Owens Corning Duration roof, a custom skylight, a new chimney cap, full gutters, shed roofing, and fence restoration, all coordinated as one job.