Roofing & Exterior Contractor in Argyle, TX

Argyle neighborhoods and property types

Canyon Falls

This master-planned community spans Argyle, Flower Mound and Northlake, and NOAA has logged three-inch hail inside it more than once (see below). Most homes are recent, so the question after a storm is usually whether a young roof has hidden bruising, not whether it is worn out.

Harvest

Harvest is an agrihood community that straddles Argyle and Northlake. The homes are newer production builds with HOA design rules, so we document the existing shingle line and color before a claim or replacement and help you get the approval paperwork together.

Acreage and established subdivisions

Older Argyle subdivisions like Country Lakes, Lakes of Argyle and Creekview Estates, plus horse properties around town, sit on bigger lots with fewer wind breaks. Detached garages, barns and carports often need attention at the same time as the house, and fences take a beating in the same storms.

Roofs we see on Argyle homes

• Architectural asphalt shingles on newer Canyon Falls and Harvest homes, often with complex hip-and-valley rooflines.
• Older ranch-style roofs on acreage that may be on their second or third shingle layer cycle.
• Metal roofs and carports on barns, shops and outbuildings.
• Impact-resistant (Class 4) shingles are worth discussing with your insurer here, since some carriers offer a premium credit for them.

Repair or replace on an Argyle property?

On a newer Canyon Falls or Harvest home, the answer after a storm is usually a repair or an insurance replacement, depending on how much hail bruising we find. On older acreage homes, the roof's age matters more. If the shingles are brittle and the granules are washing into the gutters, patching one slope rarely pays off. We also check whether the barn, shop or carport roof can wait, so you aren't paying to mobilize a crew twice. Every recommendation comes with photos, and you'll get a written estimate before any work starts. If a repair will buy you a few good years, we'll tell you. If the roof is at the end of its life, we'll show you why with pictures from your own roof.

Filing a hail or wind claim in Argyle

In Argyle, a single storm can hit the house, the barn, the fence and the carport at once. List every damaged structure when you report the claim, because policies often treat other structures differently from the dwelling. We're a roofing contractor, not a public adjuster or attorney; your insurance company decides coverage. Texas law (Business & Commerce Code §27.02) prohibits contractors from waiving or rebating your deductible, so we never offer to.

1. Get safe and limit further damage. If water is coming in, move valuables and photograph the leak. We can tarp an opening while you sort out the claim.
2. Get a free inspection first. We photograph hail hits, creased or missing shingles, dented vents and gutters, and tell you plainly whether we think it's worth a claim.
3. Read your policy, then file. Check your deductible (many Texas policies use a percentage wind/hail deductible) and your policy's reporting deadline before you call the carrier.
4. Meet the adjuster on the roof. We can attend the inspection meeting with your adjuster and show the damage we documented.
5. Review the estimate, then schedule. Once the carrier issues its estimate, we walk you through the scope and pull any permit the city requires.

What customers say

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