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We recently completed a residential roof replacement on Crest Ridge in the Casa Linda neighborhood of East Dallas, zip code 75228. This home is representative of many properties in the area—solidly…
For homeowners in Dallas and North Texas struggling with timing when it comes to roof replacement. Replace a roof too early and you waste good material. Wait too long and you risk interior damage…
Bert Roofing recently completed a shingle roof replacement for a home on Willow Bend Road in Spring Valley Park / North Dallas (75240). This was an insurance-related project where the claim was paid…
I use satellite roof measurement reports all the time. They save time, reduce climbing, and they’re usually “close enough” for estimating. But every once in a while a satellite report gets something…
I recently had a homeowner ask a question I hear more often than you’d think: “Doesn’t insurance always replace your roof?” In this case, the roof was simply old. There was no obvious storm damage—no…
Leaves, twigs, acorns, and granule-heavy dust don’t just look messy. They interrupt water flow. Asphalt shingles aren’t a single, watertight sheet; they’re overlapping pieces designed to shed water…
This week our crew was on top of a small neighborhood shopping center near Abrams and Forest in Lake Highlands. The building has an older TPO roof that has been patched more than once. The owner…
A fast-moving spring storm rolled through Mesquite and left a trail of wind damage along Foxboro Ln. Shingles were lifted and creased, a few tabs tore clean off, and several penetrations needed new…
Storms earlier this fall left their mark across Collin County, and one Parker homeowner near the Moss Ridge area (by East Parker Rd and the Allen city line) needed a full roof replacement. On or…
This fall we wrapped a clean, code-compliant roof replacement on Northwood Dr. in Dallas (75225), right by Preston & Northwest Highway near Preston Center. The homeowner wanted a durable…
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Insurance line items say detach and reset, but in real-world Dallas construction gutters are either left in place or replaced. Here's how to tell which call is right for your roof.