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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.
Earlier this September, our team at Bert Roofing completed a roof replacement on San Marcus Avenue, not far from Ferguson Road in East Dallas. This project stood out because it was just a few minutes…
Earlier this September, Bert Roofing completed a full roof replacement on a home along Southwestern Blvd near Douglas Avenue in Devonshire. Like many homes in this Dallas neighborhood, the property…
It’s not every week that we get the chance to revisit a roof we originally installed two decades ago, but that’s exactly what happened on a recent project along Chevy Chase in Dallas. Yes, that’s the…
I see the same Xactimate mistakes over and over.
Bert Roofing recently completed a new roof installation at a home on Windy Hill in Dallas, TX 75238. This project took place in the heart of Lake Highlands, close to White Rock Elementary and Flag…
Replacing a roof isn’t something most homeowners do often, and when the time comes, the first question is usually the same: “What’s this going to cost me?”
Yesterday’s NTRCA “Not-So-Mini” Trade Show at the Hilton DFW Lakes reminded me why this event matters: you can cover a month’s worth of industry intel in a couple hours—face-to-face, no fluff. The…