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Usually, major repairs or structural modifications require building permits. We take care of the complete permitting procedure on your behalf, guaranteeing compliance and comfort. It really depends on the scope of your project, rest assured that our team will bring your project to completion.

Many roofing contractors offer warranties on both materials and workmanship. Be sure to ask about warranty details when getting a roof replacement.

Yes, DFW Roofing & Maintenance is fully licensed, bonded, and insured for liability. We meet or exceed all state roofing contractor requirements.

Yes, a new roof can increase your home’s curb appeal and resale value by providing potential buyers with peace of mind regarding roof condition.

Yes, you can typically remain in your house while having your roof replaced. Still, it could be annoying because of the loudness and vibrations.

To improve energy efficiency, consider installing reflective roofing materials, proper insulation, and ventilation systems.

Use reflective shingles or tiles, apply reflective roof coatings or membranes, build energy-efficient rooftop HVAC units, add a radiant barrier, and think about installing a vegetated green roof. To maintain reflectivity and insulation levels, the roof should be constantly maintained.

Examine the area for water stains, sagging decking, damaged flashings, holes or soft patches, and missing, cracked, or broken shingles. If there is less obvious damage, think about having a professional inspection.

Get 3-4 recommendations, check reviews on Google, and Angi, and confirm licensing, insurance, warranties, and experience. Ask about workmanship guarantees and contact references.

Regular maintenance includes cleaning gutters, removing debris, trimming overhanging branches, and checking for and repairing any damage promptly.

Extreme weather conditions like heavy rain, snow, hail, and high winds can cause damage to your roof. Regular inspections and maintenance can help mitigate this damage.

To identify any possible problems early, it is advised to have your roof inspected at least once a year and following significant storms.

A typical roof replacement can take anywhere from 1 to 3 days, depending on the size and complexity of the roof.

The cost of a new roof varies based on materials, roof size, and labor. On average, you can expect to pay between $8,000 to $12,000 for a standard asphalt shingle roof.

Commercial roofs range from 1.5″ to 7″ thick, depending on insulation, roof traffic, and codes. TPO membranes are typically 45, 60, or 90 mils thick.

Roof damage or missing shingles, leaks often, sagging, and obvious wear and tear are all indications that your roof needs to be replaced. You should definitely have your roof evaluated if it is more than 20 years old.

TPO and PVC membranes are common for modern commercial flat roofs. Modified bitumen and EPDM are also widely used, while built-up roofs with bitumen and ply sheets are seen on older buildings.

Common materials include shingles, metal, tile, slate, EPDM, TPO, PVC, modified bitumen, BUR, wood shakes/shingles, and thermoplastics.

Through air circulation, roof vents help avoid the buildup of heat and moisture, which can lead to decay and shorten the life of shingles. An appropriately ventilated roof lasts longer.

HVAC units, vents, skylights, smoke hatches, solar panels, lightning protection devices, communications equipment, and signs are typical rooftop features. It is essential that skilled contractors install things correctly.

TPO is an excellent flat roof choice due to its durability, longevity, and waterproofing capabilities. PVC and modified bitumen are also strong options with long lifespans.

Your commercial roof’s remaining lifespan can be estimated by taking into account the type of roof, age, location, usage patterns, maintenance history, and installation quality. A more accurate assessment may be obtained through a professional inspection. It is advised to conduct routine inspections to identify issues early. Get in touch with us for further information with specifics.

A commercial roof can last from 10 to 30+ years, depending on materials and maintenance. Many warranties range from 10-20 years, but regular inspections and repairs are necessary.

The lifespan of a roof depends on the material. Asphalt shingles last about 20-30 years, while metal, tile, and slate can last 50 years or more with proper maintenance.

Copper roofs have the longest lifespan, typically 40-70+ years. Among single-ply membranes, TPO and PVC can last 25-30+ years. Modified bitumen can endure 15-30 years.

The most popular material for commercial roofing is EPDM rubber because of its affordability, adaptability, and longevity. TPO, modified bitumen, thermoplastic, and built-up (BUR) membranes are among more popular varieties.

Document damage with photos, contact your insurance company, provide evidence, and get an adjuster inspection. Obtain multiple repair estimates if approved, and carefully read all paperwork.

Because of its angled design and evenly sloped sides, hip roofs are often the strongest type for commercial buildings. They can sustain large loads from rain, wind, and snow.

Metal and TPO are often considered the strongest and most durable commercial roofing materials. The optimal choice depends on factors like climate, roof slope, and budget.

A commercial roof consists of a structural deck, insulation, vapor barrier, waterproof membrane, and an optional protective top layer are among the many layers that make up a commercial roof. Multi-ply assemblies improve longevity.

Ask about licensing, business duration, portfolio, written estimates, materials used and references.

If your roof is leaking, contact a professional roofing contractor immediately to assess and repair the damage to prevent further issues.

Look for a licensed and insured contractor with good reviews, local experience, and a solid warranty on their work. Getting multiple quotes is also recommended.

Slate and clay tile roofs are the most expensive due to their durability and longevity. Copper and zinc are also premium materials, while asphalt shingles are more budget-friendly.

Depending on the size of the job, the requirements for permits, and the existing timeline, our knowledgeable roofing teams can frequently start working in a few days or weeks. To begin as soon as possible, get in touch with us today.

Late spring to early fall is ideal for roof replacement due to milder, drier weather. Avoid winter temperatures and extreme heat.

Typical materials for residential roofing are metal, tile, slate, and asphalt shingles. Benefits from each material include affordability, toughness, and visual appeal.

TPO has a lifespan of more than 20 years, is resistant to weather, and provides UV protection, making it a great option for commercial roofing. Modified bitumen, PVC, and metal are additional excellent choices.