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An 18-year-old roof is a 25-year decision. Bert Roofing has been installing residential roofs in Dallas since 1988. Architectural asphalt, Class 4 impact-resistant, synthetic slate, stone-coated steel, and historic cedar. Same family on the title, same Cayuga Drive office, same factory-certified crews on every job.
The shingle brand is only part of the roof system. Installation matters just as much: sound decking, manufacturer-approved underlayment, proper ventilation, correct flashing at valleys, walls, and chimneys, and ice-and-water protection where the roof design calls for it. Shortcuts in those areas can cause premature leaks and can affect manufacturer warranty coverage even when the finished roof looks fine from the street.
Dallas hailstorms bring a surge of roofing activity, and installation quality can vary widely. Problems with decking, flashing, ventilation, or underlayment may not show up immediately. That is why our estimates focus on the complete roofing system, not just the shingle price. The goal is a roof installed correctly from the start and built to perform for years.
Every tier uses Bert Roofing crews, factory-certified installation, and a written workmanship warranty. The price difference is materials and complexity, not the quality of the work.
Laminated asphalt shingles are the most common residential roofing material in Dallas. They offer a broad range of colors and styles, strong wind ratings, and good overall value. Actual service life in North Texas depends heavily on installation, ventilation, sun exposure, and storm history.
Impact-resistant architectural shingles are available in Class 3 and Class 4 ratings under UL 2218. Both offer improved impact resistance compared with standard shingles. Class 4 is the higher rating. Some products may qualify for insurance discounts, depending on the carrier and policy. GAF specifically notes that available discounts vary by insurer and location
Synthetic slate provides the look of natural slate at a fraction of the weight. Products from DaVinci and Brava offer premium appearance, Class 4 impact resistance, and long-term manufacturer warranty coverage without the structural demands of natural slate.
Stone-coated steel combines the durability of metal roofing with the appearance of tile, shake, or slate. It is relatively lightweight, offers strong wind and fire performance, and many systems carry Class 4 impact ratings, making it a durable premium option for Dallas homes.
Standing seam metal uses concealed fasteners and mechanically seamed or snap-lock panels to create a durable, low-maintenance roof system. It can be used on lower slopes than asphalt shingles when the panel system is designed for it, making it useful for both full roofs and low-slope architectural sections. It also provides a clean, distinctive appearance and excellent long-term durability.
Cedar shakes and shingles remain appropriate for historic homes where an authentic wood roof matters. Shakes are thicker and more rustic, while shingles are thinner, milled, and more uniform. We use No. 1 grade fire-retardant-treated cedar with proper flashing and corrosion-resistant fasteners.
TPO is a single-ply membrane used on low-slope and flat roof areas. Heat-welded seams create a continuous waterproof system, and the reflective surface helps reduce heat absorption. It works well on additions, porches, and other roof sections where shingles are not appropriate.
Modified bitumen is a durable rubberized asphalt roofing system for low-slope and flat roof areas. Its mineral-granule surface is available in several colors and handles foot traffic and falling tree debris well. Self-adhered systems are especially practical for residential additions, porches, and other low-slope sections because they can often be installed alongside the shingle portion of the project.
For pricing ranges by material, see the pricing page. Some Class 4 or Class 3 impact-resistant shingles may qualify for insurance discounts, depending on the carrier and policy. Your written estimate will include project-specific pricing.
A Bert Roofing project manager walks your roof, takes photos, and documents what they find. We check decking condition, ventilation, flashing integrity, and the shingle field. Takes 30 to 45 minutes.
You get a line-item written estimate. Materials, shingle line, decking allowance, underlayment spec, flashing, ventilation, dump fees, warranty terms. Everything quoted. No "we will figure it out" lines.
You pick shingle line and color. We bring physical samples. For HOA-restricted neighborhoods, we handle the architectural approval paperwork.
If a claim is in play, we coordinate with your adjuster. We can attend the inspection, supplement the scope where the adjuster missed items, and submit ACV-to-RCV depreciation paperwork.
Crew arrives between 7 and 7:30 AM. Old roof tears off in a single day for most homes. Decking inspected and replaced as needed. Underlayment, drip edge, valley flashing, then shingle field. Most jobs done in 2 to 3 days.
Project manager walks the roof and the yard with you. Magnetic nail sweep documented. Manufacturer warranty registered. Workmanship warranty in writing.
Manufacturer warranties are most valuable when the roof is installed to the manufacturer's specifications and by a contractor who qualifies for the warranty level being offered. Bert Roofing is a GAF Certified Contractor, Owens Corning Preferred Contractor, CertainTeed Master Shingle Applicator, and VELUX Certified Installer. Those credentials can provide access to enhanced warranty options on qualifying roofing systems, including broader coverage for materials, accessories, and in some cases labor.
More important than the credentials is longevity. Bert Roofing has served Dallas since 1988, and the same family still owns the company. If a workmanship or warranty issue comes up years from now, you have an established Dallas contractor to call, not just a manufacturer warranty and a company that may no longer be around.
Tell us about your roof. A Bert Roofing project manager will call to discuss the project and schedule an inspection and written estimate. No obligation.
