Trusted Roofing Contractor for Homes and Businesses in Carrollton

Carrollton sits about 20 miles north of Dallas in the heart of the Metroplex. Homes here range from 1960s ranch-style builds to newer custom construction in Hebron. Commercial properties line Hebron Parkway, Josey Lane, and the Belt Line Road corridor. We provide residential and commercial roofing services across all of Carrollton.

Being close to your property matters when North Texas storms roll through. Carrollton has logged over 150 hail reports within 10 miles of the city center.¹ That kind of weather takes a toll on every roof type in the area.

Our crews know the building styles found throughout Carrollton. That familiarity helps us spot damage that other contractors might miss. Whether your home is a ranch-style build or a newer two-story, we have seen the issues that affect it.

Inspections are available throughout the Carrollton area. If your roof took a hit or you just want a professional set of eyes on it, we are here to help.

Spotting Roof Damage on Carrollton Homes After Spring Storms

Homeowners in neighborhoods like Nob Hill, Oak Creek, and Rollingwood Estates deal with storm damage more often than you would think. Hail can strip the granules from the shingles. It can dent metal flashing without leaving any visible cracks. You might not even know the damage is there until a leak shows up weeks later.

In May 2024, wind gusts tore roofing off homes in Stone Creek Estates.² Such events are not uncommon here. When storms are strong enough to trigger outdoor sirens, your roof deserves a closer look.

After any serious storm, it's a good idea to check your gutters for any granule buildup. Look at the eaves around the roof for signs of lifting or separation. If you can safely access your attic, check for daylight or moisture. These are the first places where damage appears.

Older ranch-style homes built in the 1960s and 1970s are more vulnerable to hidden leaks. The original materials and decking on these homes have already seen decades of wear. Problems can sit under the surface for a long time before they become obvious.

Choosing the Right Roofing System for Carrollton's Weather

North Texas throws a lot at your roof. Hail, triple-digit summer heat, and the occasional ice event all put stress on every material type. What works well on one property may not be the best fit for another.

Asphalt shingles are still the most common choice on single-family homes throughout Carrollton. They handle the climate well when installed correctly. If hail is your biggest concern, it's worth looking at impact-resistant Class 4 shingles. Surrounding areas have reported golf-ball-sized hail, and Class 4 products are built to take that kind of hit.

Standing seam metal roofing is gaining traction on newer builds near Castle Hills and Hebron. Metal holds up well in heat and sheds hail damage better than most materials. It costs more upfront, but the lifespan often makes up for it.

For commercial buildings along Old Denton Road and other Carrollton corridors, flat roofing systems are the standard. TPO and modified bitumen are two of the more popular options for low-slope roofs. Each one has trade-offs depending on your building's layout and sun exposure.

A local roofer familiar with this area can help match the right material to your roof slope, sun exposure, and any HOA rules that apply. There is no single answer that works for every property.

What to Know Before a Roof Replacement in Carrollton

If you are planning a roof replacement in Carrollton, there are a few things worth knowing before the work starts. The good news is that shingle-only replacements do not require a city permit. Permits are required only when structural roof decking needs to be replaced. For any structural work, Carrollton follows the International Building Code.³

If you live in a planned community like Palisades Point or Frankford Estates, your HOA may have guidelines on roofing materials or colors. It's a good idea to check with your HOA board before you select anything. A quick conversation upfront can save you from a headache down the road.

Timing matters too. Downtown Carrollton hosts events like Festival at the Switchyard that can affect access to nearby streets and driveways. If your property is close to the action, scheduling your project around those dates helps avoid delays.

Contractors working in Carrollton should also be familiar with the city's CityServe Portal. That is where any needed permit filings are handled. If your roofer has not pulled permits through CityServe before, it's worth asking how they plan to handle that process.

We regularly handle residential roofing jobs throughout the Carrollton area. Past service areas include homes near Josey Ranch Lake Park and along Keller Springs. Each neighborhood has its own mix of roof styles and property layouts.

Properties near the Elm Fork Nature Preserve often sit under mature tree canopy. That means more leaves, branches, and debris landing on the roof throughout the year. Keeping up with that kind of buildup matters if you want to avoid moisture problems.

Neighborhoods like High Creek and Park Terrace feature varied roof pitches and multi-level designs. These layouts require extra attention during inspections and installations. Not every crew is used to working with that kind of complexity.

In areas like Carrollton Highlands, narrow driveways and tight lot setbacks can make access a challenge. Our crews are used to working in those conditions and plan around them before materials are delivered.

We serve residents from southeast Carrollton up through the Hebron Parkway corridor. Whether your home is a single-story ranch or a two-story build with steep pitches, these are the types of residential jobs we handle on a regular basis.

Flat-roof commercial buildings are spread across Hebron Parkway, Josey Lane, and Trinity Mills Road. Each property type comes with its own set of challenges when it's time for roof work.

Multi-family complexes like those near Indian Creek Apartments require coordinated access. Tenants need advance notice, and crews have to work around parking areas and shared walkways. It takes planning to get the job done without creating problems for the people living there.

Retail centers are a different situation. Most of the time, work needs to happen after hours or early in the morning. Disrupting foot traffic during business hours is not an option for most property managers.

Carrollton's Koreatown corridor near the Korean Mall includes mixed-use buildings with unique rooflines. These structures often combine residential units above commercial space, which means different materials and approaches on the same roof.

Office parks near the George Bush Turnpike and I-35E interchange often call for phased roof sections. That way, business operations continue while the work gets done in stages. It's a common setup for larger commercial properties.

The growing mixed-use development near Downtown Carrollton Station is adding even more commercial roofing demand to the area. As these projects continue, the need for experienced commercial roofers in Carrollton is only going to grow.

Carrollton is easy to reach from just about anywhere in the Metroplex. I-35E, the Dallas North Tollway, and George Bush Turnpike all provide direct access into the city.

If you are looking for a landmark near our service area, the DART Green Line and Silver Line both stop at Downtown Carrollton Station near Belt Line and Broadway. The Silver Line began service there in October 2025, and transit-adjacent development has been picking up since.

Our service coverage runs from North Carrollton and the Frankford Station area south to the Addison border. We also serve nearby communities including Farmers Branch, Coppell, Addison, and The Colony.

From our location in Farmers Branch, crews are typically on-site within a short drive from anywhere in the Carrollton city limits. Whether your property is off Josey Lane or closer to the Tollway, we can get to you quickly when it counts.