Look for warning signs like missing or cracked shingles, active leaks or water stains, sagging areas, or piles of shingle granules in your gutters. These are clear indicators your roof needs attention and possibly immediate repair. Texas Republic Roofing offers free, no-obligation roof inspections in Arlington, TX – we’ll assess your roof’s condition and let you know exactly what it needs. Don’t ignore these signs of damage. Protect your home by scheduling a free professional inspection with us today.

Call us or complete the form on our website to book your free inspection. One of our roofing experts will evaluate your roof and give a straightforward, no-obligation quote.

Arlington’s weather can be tough on roofs. Our intense summer heat and UV rays can cause shingles to crack or curl, while spring hailstorms and sudden cold snaps in winter can damage roofing materials over time. This wear and tear might lead to leaks or shorten your roof’s lifespan if not addressed. Regular roof inspections and maintenance are key in our North Texas climate. We recommend having your roof checked after major storms or at least once a year. Catching small issues early – like replacing a few shingles or fixing loose flashing – can prevent bigger problems and help keep your roof in top shape for longer.

Yes, in most cases standard homeowners’ insurance will cover roof repairs or replacement if the damage is caused by a covered peril, such as hail, high winds, or severe storms (all common in North Texas). It’s important to document the damage as soon as possible and schedule a professional roof inspection before filing a claim. Keep in mind, Texas law requires you to pay your policy’s deductible out of pocket — roofing contractors cannot legally waive your deductible. Insurance typically will pay to restore your roof to its pre-storm condition, but it won’t cover upgrades or pre-existing wear and tear. Texas Republic Roofing can assist you every step of the way: we’ll perform a thorough inspection, provide a detailed report and photos for your insurance company, and guide you through the claims process to ensure you receive the coverage you deserve.

No, Texas does not have any licensing requirements for roofing contractors, that's why choosing a reputable company to do a component as important as your roof, is of the utmost importance.

At Texas Republic Roofing, we pride ourselves on performing to the highest standard, our team keeps in close contact with material manufacturers and other organizations, to keep up with the newest products, methods, and practices in the industry. We constantly train our personnel, and have implemented strict quality control measures to give you peace of mind.

Product have a life as defined by their manufacturer, shingles and other products may have a lifetime warranty, meaning they are guaranteed to last that period under normal conditions.

Warranties for shingles and other products, usually do not consider storms with high winds or hail normal conditions, but your homeowners insurance should provide coverage for those events. 

Other factors that could void your warranty include high foot traffic or adding systems that disturb or modify your roofing system, such as, solar systems, communication systems, and others. 

At Texas Republic Roofing, we are authorized to install your roofing system, by the top manufacturers in America. We take care of registering your warranty with the manufacturer and validating that it meets all the requirements to stay valid. Contact us today with any questions on things that affect your material or workmanship warranty.

Impact Resistant or IR shingles are composite laminated shingles built to withstand a higher level of impact than standar laminated shingles. 

In order for a shingle model/series to receive the Impact Resistant designation, it must meet the requirements of Class 4 of the UL 2218 impact rating standard. 

Not only do IR shingles last longer, but they can also save you money on your insurance premium.

Your insurance will only cover damage for events that took place while their policy was in effect. If the event that caused the damage happened before your current insurer started coverage, you will need to contact the previous insurer. This can prove to be difficult when the damage happened before you own the property.

You will need to obtain the insurance policy information from the previous owner and call to ask if they will accept a claim. Keep in mind that the statute of limitation for filing a storm damage claim is 2 years.

To avoid this, ensure your roof and any other components prone to storm damage are carefully inspected before you buy a home. Home inspectors provide a broad isnepction of many components of your property prior to purchase, however, aside from blatant damage, they will not detect more subtle damage which negatively affects the durability of a roof.