Roof Replacement and Installation in Lewisville, TX
Professional Roof Installation Services in Denton County
A new roof represents a significant investment in your home or business, and a proper installation is the foundation of its long-term performance. A professional installation protects your property from the elements and helps prevent costly issues down the line. A poor installation can lead to a variety of avoidable problems, including premature leaks, structural damage, and a shortened lifespan for the entire roofing system. In short, hiring a qualified roofer makes a big difference in the integrity and longevity of your new roof.
At Lift Roofing, we aim to build trust one roof at a time and can help make your new residential or commercial roof a success. Our licensed and insured roofers regularly work with metal, shingle, and tile and use top-quality materials, including Owens Corning products. Whether we are replacing your roof or installing a roof as part of new construction, you can expect long-lasting quality and honest service that puts your needs first. We provide clear communication from start to finish, and we are proud to offer a lifetime workmanship warranty for your peace of mind.
Turn to our locally trusted team for dependable roof replacement and installation in Lewisville, TX. Call (469) 293-3951 or contact us online to schedule an initial consultation. We offer free estimates and financing options.
When Do I Need to Replace My Roof?
No roof lasts forever, regardless of how well you maintain it. Eventually, a roof reaches the end of its lifespan, and continuing to patch and repair it becomes less practical and more expensive. At this point, a full replacement tends to be a more cost-effective solution in the long run. We can help you make this difficult but important decision by inspecting your roof, assessing its condition, and advising whether repairs can restore it or if replacement is necessary.
You may need to seriously consider replacing your roof if:
- Your roof is nearing or has surpassed its expected service life. The service of your roof will depend on its materials, installation quality, and the level of maintenance it receives. Residential roofs made of asphalt shingles typically last up to 20 years or so, for example, while other materials like tile can last significantly longer. As materials age, they weaken and become more susceptible to damage. Proactively replacing an old roof can save you from the emergency costs and stress of a major, sudden failure.
- Your roof sustains widespread damage after a storm. While we can often repair minor storm damage, a severe event like a hailstorm or high winds can cause widespread, extensive harm to your roof. If a storm has damaged a large percentage of your shingles or compromised the roof's underlying structure, replacing the entire roof may be the best option. Patching too many areas can leave your roof's integrity in question and make you vulnerable to future leaks.
- Many of your roof’s shingles are curling, cracked, or cupped. These are clear signs of a deteriorating roof. Shingles that curl or crack have lost their protective capabilities and let water seep through. Cupped shingles, which curve inward at the edges, indicate poor ventilation and advanced wear. We can replace a few of these shingles, but when we see them across the entire roof, it is a sign that the whole system has reached the end of its life.
- You find granules in gutters or bald spots on shingles. The granules on asphalt shingles protect the roof from the sun's UV rays. If you find a large amount of these granules in your gutters or see "bald" spots on your shingles, it means your roof's protective coating is failing. Once the granules are gone, the shingles will deteriorate much faster, making a replacement the most sensible choice.
- You discover water damage in your attic or ceilings. If you notice water stains on your attic ceiling or on your home's interior, your roof is already leaking. This indicates a failure in your roofing system, which can be a sign of a larger, underlying problem. While we can explore roof leak repairs, repeated or widespread water damage suggests that the entire roof is compromised and cannot adequately protect your home any longer.
- You notice a sagging roof deck. A sagging roof is a serious structural problem. This usually indicates that the roof decking is rotting or that there is a deeper structural issue. A sagging roof requires immediate attention. We can determine if you only need a section of the decking replaced or if the entire roof needs a complete overhaul. Our team provides same-day support for emergency issues like sagging roof decks.
What Should I Consider When Designing My New Roof?
Making decisions about your new or replacement roof can be overwhelming, but our team at Lift Roofing is here to help make the process easier. Our roofing experts can provide you with personalized guidance and help you navigate the many options available for materials, styles, and features. We take the time to understand your unique needs, preferences, and budget to deliver a roof that not only protects your property but also enhances its value and appearance.
When making decisions about your new roof, we can help you consider:
- Materials. Your choice of roofing material directly impacts the roof's durability, longevity, and aesthetics, especially in Texas's diverse climate. For residential homes, popular choices include asphalt shingles, which are affordable and versatile, and metal roofs, which are highly durable and energy-efficient. We might also suggest tile roofs for a classic look, as they can ably handle the intense Texas sun. Our roofers can help you weigh the pros and cons of each material, considering factors like cost, maintenance requirements, and visual appeal.
- Budget. Your budget is a primary factor in any roofing project. We can work with you to understand your resources and provide options that suit your budget without compromising quality. Remember, a more expensive material like metal or slate may have a higher upfront cost but often provides a greater return on investment through increased durability and a longer lifespan.
- Climate and environment. Texas weather can be extreme, and your roof must be equipped to stand up to it. Our local roofers are familiar with what works well in Denton County – and what doesn’t. We frequently recommend impact-resistant shingles or a robust metal system to combat the region’s occasional hailstorms. Light-colored shingles or reflective metal can help lower your energy bills by reflecting sunlight and reducing heat transfer into your home.
- Energy efficiency. A new roof is a great opportunity to improve your building's energy efficiency. We can install reflective materials, cool roof coatings, or additional insulation to minimize heat transfer and reduce your heating and cooling expenses. We also make sure your new roof includes proper ventilation to prevent moisture build-up and heat accumulation in your attic, which helps prolong the life of your roofing system.
- Building codes and permits. Every roofing project must comply with local Texas building codes and regulations. These codes vary by municipality, but we know how to handle all the necessary permits and documentation. You can enjoy the confidence of knowing we can provide a compliant and safe installation.
- Roof pitch and structure. The slope of your roof, or its "pitch," determines the type of materials we can use. Pitched roofs on residential homes shed water more easily and can accommodate a wider range of materials. Commercial properties, which often have flat or low-sloped roofs, require specialized systems designed to handle standing water. We can assess your building's structure to determine the optimal roofing system.
If you think it may be time to replace your roof or you are managing new construction, we encourage you to call (469) 293-3951 or contact us online to start exploring options with our team.