Roofing

Composition shingle roof with hail damage

Roofing

Roofing, and a straight answer about hail.

Repair, replacement, and an honest assessment of whether you have a claim worth making.

Tell the truthCommunicateOwn the problemDo it rightTake care of peopleBuild the relationship

What we do

Repair, replacement, and diagnosis.

Roof repairFull replacementStorm & hail damage assessmentLeak diagnosisFlashing, valley & penetration detail
A roofer nailing a new course of architectural asphalt shingles
New shingles over clean, correctly lapped underlayment.
Close view of hail impact marks and granule loss on asphalt shingles
Hail bruising is what an adjuster looks for. It is also what a bad inspection misses.
A roof inspector kneeling on a damaged roof, writing his findings on a clipboard
Every inspection gets photographed and written down, whether it ends in a job or not.

After a storm

When the knocking starts.

North Texas sits in one of the most active hail corridors in the country. After a significant event, your neighbourhood fills with people offering free inspections. Some are good companies. Some are here for the season.

A free inspection is not a favour.It’s a lead-generation activity. That doesn’t make it dishonest — we do them too — but it should tell you how to weigh the urgency you’re being sold.
You do not have to sign anything today.Any legitimate contractor will still be available next week. Pressure to sign before your insurer’s adjuster has been out is a sales tactic.
Not all hail damage is claimable damage.Cosmetic marking and functional damage are different things, and an adjuster will assess them differently. If we don’t think you have a claim worth opening, we’ll tell you — opening a weak claim can cost you more than it recovers.
Ask where the company was two years ago.And where it’ll be in two more.
Our standard: If the homeowner deserves to know, we tell them.
Two roofers securing a tarp over storm damage on a residential roof
After a storm, the first job is stopping the water. The roof comes after.

Insurance work

What we will and won’t promise.

We work with your insurance carrier to make the process as smooth as we can — documenting damage properly, meeting the adjuster on site where that helps, and making sure the scope reflects what’s actually required.

What we won’t do is tell you what your carrier will decide. We don’t control that, and anyone who promises you an outcome is promising something they can’t deliver.

Request a visit

Start the conversation.

Request a roof assessment

We’ll look at it and give you a straight answer — including when the answer is that you don’t have a claim worth filing.

Your name
Best number to reach you
you@example.com
Fort Worth, Arlington, Mansfield…
Tell us about the property and the problem. The more detail, the better the answer we can give you.
Yes — there’s active water or damage right nowNo — I’m planning ahead
Send it to us

Placeholder form. Layout and fields only — not yet live. Connects to the Selbor EM2-BOS sub-account once that is stood up, so submissions land straight in the CRM as a lead with the project details attached.

Want someone to look at your roof and tell you the truth?

Including when the truth is that you don’t have a claim.

Request an assessment