If your Southlake home has passed its 25th year, chances are its roof is due for a closer look. Nearly half of the city's homes were built in the 1990s, and many of their original roofs are at or near the end of their service life.
Whether you need roof repair services in Southlake after a storm or a complete replacement, Storm Guard Roofing gives you a clear assessment first and guides you through the city's permit and inspection process.
Storm Guard provides complete roofing services for Southlake homes and businesses, from the first inspection to the final walk-through.
As your local roofing contractor in Southlake, we work on homes across the city and on commercial properties around Southlake Town Square, the SH 114 corridor, and Southlake Boulevard.
Small problems on a large roof rarely stay small. Our roof repair in Southlake, TX, traces leaks, damaged flashing, and storm-lifted shingles to their source, paying close attention to the valleys, saddles, and chimneys where rooflines meet. If a targeted fix will hold, we recommend it.
When repairs no longer make sense, our roof replacement services in Southlake, TX, give you a fresh start. We rebuild the system layer by layer, from sound decking and underlayment to new shingles and ridge vents, following manufacturer requirements and local code. It's also the best time to improve attic ventilation and flashing details.
A roof inspection of your Southlake property gives you an accurate picture of where it stands. We review the shingles, flashing, ventilation, and decking, then share our findings in a written report with photos. We also check vent terminations and attic vent clearances up front, since the city's final inspection looks closely at both.
Routine care keeps a roof performing longer and helps you plan ahead. Our maintenance visits cover resealing vulnerable spots, securing loose flashing, and clearing debris from valleys. Small fixes now help you avoid larger repairs after the next storm season.
Our commercial roofing in Southlake, TX, calls for systems built for flat and low-slope buildings, from offices to retail centers. We install, repair, and service single-ply membranes (TPO and PVC) and modified bitumen systems. Scheduled maintenance helps owners and property managers plan their budgets.
A larger roof sends more water to its edges during heavy rain. For gutter installation in Southlake, we match aluminum, steel, and copper gutter systems and downspouts to the amount of water your roof actually sheds, and add guards where nearby trees drop leaves.
Southlake’s weather can shift quickly, and roofs here feel every change. The National Weather Service storm reports show golf ball to baseball-sized hail in the city on March 30, 2009, and golf ball hail covering the ground again on October 26, 2013.
Wind has left its mark, too. A 70-mph gust was estimated just north of Southlake in May 2015, and in March 2017, a brief EF-0 tornado crossed into western Southlake, leaving minor roof damage on several homes.
Between storms, daily weather does quieter damage. Long summers of heat and UV rays dry out shingle mats and loosen flashing, and that wear often stays invisible until a leak appears a season later.
Whether your roof recently faced hail or simply endured another scorching Texas summer, Storm Guard Roofing takes the guesswork out of weather damage. We inspect every slope, provide clear written findings, and restore your roof to specification.
Southlake has its defined roofing process, from contractor registration to a detailed final inspection. Here is how a job moves forward once you book an inspection.
You schedule an inspection, and we document the roof slope by slope with dated photos. We include the vent terminations and attic clearances that the city will want to see at the end.
Our report provides a clear picture of your roof: a damage location map, photos of bruising and granule loss, and the condition of the decking, flashing, and ventilation. On a larger, complex roof, that written record keeps every detail in one place.
Southlake requires a building permit for roof replacement, and only contractors registered with the city can apply for one. Storm Guard is a registered roofing company in Southlake, TX, and we can submit the application through the city's online permitting portal. Once the permit is issued, we post the permit card at the property in plain view from the road, as required by the city.
We remove the old roof in stages so no section of the deck is left open. Any unsound sheathing is replaced before the underlayment goes down, and vent work is set correctly the first time. Our installation process follows the manufacturer's specifications and the Southlake code.
Southlake requires a final inspection, requested through the same portal, and offers two options:
We can prepare whichever you prefer and request it on your behalf.
When you need storm damage roof repair in Southlake, TX, Storm Guard guides you through the city's process from start to finish: registration, permit, posted permit card, and final inspection request. You approve the written scope before anything is ordered.
One thing the city leaves to you is your neighborhood's own rules. Check your HOA covenants and deed restrictions before choosing a material or color; Southlake is not a party to those agreements and does not enforce them.
Choosing a roof for a Southlake home is not a simple decision. You must consider which material would suit the local weather and the look you want.
Storm Guard installs architectural asphalt, tile, slate, and metal roofing in Southlake, TX, a balance, style, and cost. We can also help you compare options based on your roof's pitch, its structure, and your budget.
Architectural shingles remain the go-to choice for many North Texas homeowners. Their layered design adds depth and curb appeal. They come in a wide range of colors, and impact-rated product lines offer added protection against hail, all at a practical price point.
With its natural resistance to heat and UV, clay tile holds up well through long North Texas summers and can help keep attic temperatures down. It offers decades of service with little upkeep. Tile is heavier than shingles, so the roof framing needs to be strong enough to support it.
Natural slate is among the most durable roofing materials available. It resists fire and weather well, can last for many decades, and gives a home a refined, timeless look. Because slate is heavy, the roof structure should be checked before it's chosen.
Standing-seam metal roofing uses raised, interlocking panels that shed water quickly and withstand high winds. Its reflective finish can help reduce summer cooling costs, and its long service life makes it a smart choice for Southlake homeowners who want durability and energy efficiency in one roof.
Shingles need a slope to shed water, so flat and low-slope areas call for a continuous membrane instead. We work with TPO, PVC, and modified bitumen systems on commercial roofs as well as residential patio covers, room additions, and detached structures.
FORTIFIED Roof is a construction standard developed by the Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety (IBHS). It focuses on what lies beneath the covering: a sealed roof deck, ring-shank nails set closer together, and reinforced roof edges. That added protection helps keep rain out of the home if high winds or hail damage the outer layer.
A storm can pass in minutes, but the questions it leaves about your roof can linger for weeks. Most hail bruising never shows from the driveway, and a complex roofline gives it more places to hide.
Whether you need roof repair in Southlake, TX, a full replacement, or an honest read on how much life is left, Storm Guard Roofing gives you clear next steps.
We serve Southlake and the surrounding North Tarrant County communities, guiding you through the city's permitting and inspection process. You get a documented condition report and a written estimate, then decide on your own timeline.
Yes. Southlake requires a building permit for roof replacement, and its own guidance cites the International Residential Code as the basis. The application goes through the city's online permitting portal. Once the permit is issued, we post it at the site in plain view from the road.
Yes. Only contractors registered with the city can apply for a roofing permit in Southlake. Ask any contractor to show you their current city registration before you sign, because an unregistered contractor cannot legally pull your permit.
Southlake requires a final inspection, requested through the city's online portal, and allows property owners two ways to complete it. What the inspection involves depends on which type of inspection the property owner chooses:
Southlake has no citywide rules on roofing materials or colors, but fire-rating requirements for Class A, B, or C roofing apply within three feet of a lot line. Neighborhood covenants govern appearance and are enforced by your homeowners' association, not the city. In Carillon, you need the association's approval before submitting a building permit.
The largest hail reported by the National Weather Service for Southlake fell on March 30, 2009, when stones from golf ball to baseball size were reported in the city. Golf ball-sized hail covered the ground again on October 26, 2013. More recently, inch-sized hail was reported on May 27, 2024, and half-dollar-sized hail on April 28, 2026.
One has crossed into the city. On March 29, 2017, the National Weather Service surveyed an EF-0 tornado that tracked nearly 11 miles from Fort Worth through Keller before crossing into western Southlake. It left minor roof damage on several homes, with fence and tree damage being the most common.
It may be. About 45 percent of Southlake's homes were built in the 1990s, and many of their original roofs are at or past the end of their service life. Signs to look for:
We stop to photograph the area before it’s covered. Replacing compromised sheathing is listed separately in the scope. Since Southlake’s final inspection checks vents and attic clearances, we photograph any related work for submission.
Yes. Commercial roofs in Southlake are primarily low-slope and found on office buildings along SH 114, properties around Town Square, and retail on Southlake Boulevard. We handle TPO, PVC, and modified bitumen systems, maintaining them on a schedule to prevent issues before they affect tenants.
Every completed roof comes with two written warranties. The manufacturer’s warranty covers the roofing materials, and Storm Guard’s workmanship warranty covers the installation itself. We walk you through what each warranty includes during the final inspection.
Cost varies based on roof size, pitch, material, and decking condition. Most Southlake homes have four or more bedrooms, often resulting in larger roof areas. We measure the roof, provide findings, and offer an itemized price with flexible payment options.
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