Your Roof Repair Insurance Specialists

All roofs are vulnerable to problems that can lead to leaks. Extreme weather such as tornadoes, hail, snow, seasonal freezes, and downed trees can damage your roof. By the time you start noticing ceiling stains and water damage inside your property, the damage will have already occurred.

Water leakage compromises the structure of buildings, and it can even destroy equipment within your home. This is why you need professionals to repair your roof the right way.

In the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, you can rely on Hometown Roofing of Texas, Inc for all types of roof repairs, including 24/7 emergency roof repairs. We'll have someone at your home or business within 6 hours after your call!

In many cases, roof repairs are covered by insurance, and we're specialists in roof repair insurance! We work with more than 70 insurance companies (77 at last count!) to maximize your benefits on your claim. We'll be your advocate in getting the best settlement possible from your insurance company.

We've worked with insurance companies for over 18 years, so call Hometown Roofing of Texas for all your residential and commercial roof repairs. Inspections and estimates are free!

Prompt Repairs Protect Your Property

The roof is one of the most important parts of your home or business. When it deteriorates over time or ends up damaged, the result can be serious damage to the interior structures of the building.

Your roof, soffits, gutter system, and related parts of the building should be regularly inspected and maintained. If a problem is found, the roof should be repaired as soon as possible. When you've suffered visible damage, such as from a storm or fallen tree, prompt repairs can prevent more damage.

Other damage, such as the kind caused by years of wind and sun, should be repaired promptly, but it's not always necessary to do it right away. In fact, some repairs are better if they're made in the summer.

Warm, dry weather is the best time for construction or building repair to occur. Some processes simply don’t set up well if they stay wet or get too cold. This is why spring and summer are the busy seasons for our industry.

When it is too humid, too rainy, or too cold, this can interfere with important chemical processes involved in paint drying, concrete hardening, adhesive attaching, and so forth.

Although there are some products and processes that can adjust to extreme temperatures or excess moisture, it is simply easier and more reliable to tackle your roofing projects during warm weather.

But don’t hesitate to call Hometown Roofing of Texas in the off-season if you find yourself in an emergency – if anything, we’ll need to reschedule due to inclement weather.

Signs Your Home or Business May Need Roof Repair

When it comes to roof repair, there are some signs that are difficult to spot without a trained eye. Helping you find those hidden problems is exactly why Hometown Roofing of Texas offers free roof inspections.

However, some signs are relatively easy to spot, even if you aren’t a professional roofer. Here are some of the most common ones.

• Cracked, curled, cupped, or missing shingles — One of the signs that your roof is in need of repair is shingle damage. Whether entire sections of shingles are missing or damaged or you’re starting to see cupping (shingles lifting up in the middle) or curling (shingles lifting in the corners), water damage isn’t far off.
• Leaks in your attic — If you look up through your attic and you can see light shining through your roof, you can bet that water can get through as well. Seek roof repair or a full replacement right away.
• Granules from asphalt shingles in the gutter — When asphalt shingles start to wear out, granules fall off and often collect in your gutters. If you notice this, it may be time to get a roof inspection and a professional opinion.
• Higher energy bills — This one is a little more difficult to detect since there are so many factors (usage, the company raising rates, etc.). But if you’re starting to see an increase in your electricity bill, poor ventilation could be the cause.