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Roof and Wall Work in Flower Mound
Seven pages about the roof and four about the walls and trim below it. Each describes what a contractor does on that kind of job and what to ask before agreeing to it.
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Roof
- Roof replacement
- For a roof at the end of its life or one written off after hail.
- Roof repair
- For damage limited to one area of an otherwise sound roof.
- Roof leak repair
- For water showing up indoors.
- Roof inspections
- For buying, selling, renewing a policy or checking a 2023 re-roof.
- Hail damage inspection
- For a roof that went through a storm and has not been walked since.
- Impact-rated shingles
- For choosing what goes on next.
- Attic ventilation
- For a hot second floor or a roof aging faster than it should.
Walls and trim
- Siding replacement
- For gables, upper walls or chimney boxes that are past patching.
- Siding repair
- For a few boards, a corner or a joint.
- Fiber cement siding
- For understanding the material most often used to replace old boards.
- Fascia, soffit and trim
- For peeling, soft or hail-chipped wood at the roof edge and openings.
Why Roof and Walls Are on One Site
Hail does not stop at the gutter. The storm that marks a roof also chips painted trim, cracks old boards and dents metal on the walls that faced it, and a house built in the 1990s has thirty-year-old paint and caulk on all of it. A roofer who replaces the shingles and leaves a split fascia board behind has done half a job. Looking at both together is the point of this site.
The contractor who takes your request may do roofing, siding or both. Say what you want looked at and it goes to the right kind of company.
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