You’ve probably noticed a few neighbors on your street getting new roofs lately. There’s a reason: more than half of Keller’s homes were built between 1990 and 2009, and many of those original roofs are reaching their first full replacement around the same time. As a roofing company in Keller, TX, Storm Guard Roofing has trained and equipped crews that can perform a full roof replacement for your home.
Storm Guard Roofing provides complete roofing services for homes and businesses in Keller, from the initial inspection to the final cleanup.
As your local roofing company in Keller, we work on 1990s and 2000s homes across the city, along the Davis Boulevard and Rufe Snow corridors, and on commercial buildings near North Tarrant Parkway.
Our roof repair in Keller, TX, makes targeted fixes to leaks, flashing, and isolated storm damage. Builder-installed roofs from Keller's 1990s subdivisions tend to fail first at valleys and pipe boots. When a repair is genuinely enough, we tell you so.
Our full roof replacement services in Keller, TX, include replacing the entire system from the decking to the ridge, all installed to manufacturer specifications and city code. Opening the deck allows us to see if the flashing and ventilation need correction to ensure a longer-lasting roof.
Our roofers in Keller, TX, assess shingles, flashing, ventilation, and decking, then give you photos and a written report. A dated report gives you a clear record of your roof’s condition and helps show which damage is new after a storm.
We handle the small work that extends a roof’s life: sealing, minor flashing fixes, and clearing leaves and debris. Regular upkeep catches hail bruising and wind uplift before they turn into leaks.
Our commercial roofing in Keller, TX, covers retail, office, and service buildings with flat and low-slope roofs. We install and service single-ply membranes (TPO and PVC) and modified bitumen systems, with maintenance plans that catch problems before they become leaks.
Two-story homes across Keller's newer subdivisions shed a lot of water in a short time. For professional gutter installation in Keller TX, we size aluminum, steel and copper gutter systems and downspouts to your actual roof area, then fit guards to keep them clear.
As a local roofing contractor in Keller, TX, we know how the North Texas weather treats every roof like a testing ground.
Over the years, our community has seen everything from a brief tornado near Rufe Snow Drive to tennis-ball-sized hail near Hillcrest Airport. While dramatic storms make headlines, daily weather causes just as much quiet damage. Month after month, intense summer heat and UV rays wear down shingle mats and loosen flashing.
This gradual wear stays invisible from the ground, often hiding until a leak appears a season later. Whether your roof recently faced high winds or simply endured another scorching Texas summer, Storm Guard takes the guesswork out of weather damage and hail damage roof repair in Keller, TX.
We inspect every slope, provide clear written findings, and restore your roof to specification before minor wear turns into a major repair.
Roofing is where Storm Guard started, and in Keller, it still leads the work. Our team also handles siding, windows, and painting, so one call covers your whole exterior on a single coordinated schedule. Reach out today by calling (817) 618-5541.
Roofing in Keller involves both our process and the city's requirements, and the published rules don't cover every situation. Here is how a job moves from first call to final walkthrough.
You schedule a roof inspection for your property in Keller, TX, and we walk the entire roof. We photograph each slope, record the date on file, and write a scope that identifies the specific damage, not just a general condition.
Your report gives you a clear picture of the roof: a damage location map, photos of bruising and granule loss, and the state of the decking, flashing, and ventilation. Because Keller's subdivisions were built in waves, this also explains whether what we found is storm damage or normal aging.
Keller exempts residential roof repairs that do not involve decking from permitting. For anything beyond that, we confirm the current requirement with Keller Building Services before work starts and handle the paperwork, rather than assuming what applies to your address.
We remove the old roof in sections so no part of the deck sits open overnight. Any unsound sheathing gets replaced before the underlayment goes down, and the new system gets installed in accordance with the manufacturer's specifications and city code.
Once the roof is finished, we arrange any inspection Keller requires. Then we walk the property with you, show you the completed work from the ground, and hand over your warranty paperwork. We also clean up after ourselves so you won’t have to deal with construction debris.
When you need storm-damage roof repair in Keller, Storm Guard Roofing walks you through the process in this order: inspect, document, confirm what the city requires, then build. You approve the written scope before anything is ordered, and nothing goes on your roof that isn't on that scope.
Keller homes need roofing materials that can endure hail, high winds, and long summers of heat. Storm Guard offers a range of quality options, from architectural asphalt to metal roofing, so you can choose the protection and look that fit your home.
Consult with us before you decide, because the right choice depends on your roof’s pitch, the deck underneath, and your budget.
Whether you need a targeted repair, a full replacement, or simply an honest assessment of your roof’s condition, Storm Guard provides clear next steps.
As your roofer in Keller, TX, we serve the entire city and the surrounding Tarrant County communities. You get a documented condition report and a written estimate with upfront pricing, then decide on your own timeline. Schedule your consultation to take the first step.
Yes. The National Weather Service confirmed two EF-0 tornadoes in Keller in recent years. In November 2015, a tornado touched down near Rapp Road and Rufe Snow Drive with 70 to 80 mph winds. In March 2017, another storm tracked 11 miles through Keller near North Tarrant Parkway and U.S. 377.
Keller regularly sees hail ranging from half-dollar size to over three inches. Past storms have brought tennis-ball-sized hail near Hillcrest Airport, alongside frequent hail events across Old Town Keller, Davis Boulevard, and Keller Smithfield Road.
Keller exempts minor repairs that do not involve decking, but full replacements require a city permit. Before work begins, we verify the exact requirements with Keller Building Services for your property and pull all necessary permits. Ask any contractor to show you the permit for your job.
Very likely. Over 50% of Keller homes were built between 1990 and 2009, putting many original roofs past their 20-year lifespan. Signs to look for:
We stop, photograph it, and show you before anything covers it back up. While decking in 1990s and 2000s Keller homes is usually in good shape, minor moisture damage can occur near vents or valleys. We add any needed repairs as a separate, itemized line item to your scope. You review and approve the exact cost before we cover it back up.
Schedule an inspection within a few weeks of a major storm. Hail bruising crushes the shingle mat without breaking the top surface, making the damage invisible from the ground. Left unchecked, bruised shingles weaken over time and leak seasons later. A thorough inspection catches hidden damage early and provides clear written documentation.
Architectural asphalt shingles are Keller's most common choice, and impact-rated versions add hail resistance. Standing seam metal resists wind and sheds water well, though very large hail can dent it. A FORTIFIED installation, built to the IBHS standard, adds a sealed deck and stronger attachment. Our inspector will walk you through what suits your roof and budget.
Yes. We service commercial roofs across Keller, including retail along Highway 377 and the North Main corridor, and buildings near North Tarrant Parkway. We install and maintain TPO, PVC, and modified bitumen flat roofs. Scheduled maintenance plans help local businesses prevent unexpected leaks and protect their investments long-term.
Every completed roof comes with two written warranties. The manufacturer covers the roofing materials, and Storm Guard covers the installation itself. Before wrapping up your project, we explain every detail of both warranties so you know exactly how your investment is protected.
Most residential roof replacements take just one day, even on larger two-story homes in Keller's subdivisions. Steep or complex rooflines, multiple layers, or specialty materials can extend it to two to five days, and we tell you which applies before we schedule.
Cost depends on roof size, pitch, material, and the condition of the decking underneath. Keller's larger homes often have more roof area than their footprints suggest. We measure the roof, explain what we find, and give you an itemized price with flexible payment options.
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