Roofing Tips & Resources from Riddle Brothers

That scratching in the ceiling at night is usually roof rats, and the way they got in is usually your roof. Traps handle today’s rats. Sealing the roofline keeps the next ones out.

You’ve probably seen “drip edge” on an estimate and nodded like you knew what it was. It’s a small part that prevents a big problem: here’s the plain version.

A brown ring on the ceiling doesn’t automatically mean a new roof. Sometimes it’s condensation, a plumbing line, or an old stain nobody painted over. Here’s how to read it.

Water’s coming through the ceiling and you don’t know where to start. First, breathe. Here’s the order that keeps a bad night from getting worse.

When the Texas hail stops, the door-knockers start. Here’s how to tell a crew that’s passing through from a roofer who’ll still answer the phone in three years.

You can’t see your own roof, and the person telling you it’s bad is the same one who wants to sell you a new one. Here’s what a real inspection covers: including the part where a good roofer tells you it’s fine.

Introduction When it’s time for roof repair or replacement, homeowners often face a big decision: should you hire a national chain or trust a local roofing contractor? In North Texas, choosing a local roofing contractor like Riddle Brothers Roofing & Construction...

Introduction Texas weather is unpredictable. From spring hailstorms to summer downpours and powerful winds, storm season can strike without warning. The roof—your home’s first line of defense—bears the brunt of these conditions. Proper Texas storm roof preparation not...

Introduction North Texas isn’t known for harsh winters, but sudden cold fronts, freezing rain, and temperature swings can still cause major roofing problems. Even a brief freeze can stress roofing materials, leading to cracks, leaks, and structural issues....

Storms are a fact of life in North Texas. From hailstorms and high winds to heavy rain and sudden temperature changes, weather events frequently cause storm damage to roofs in DFW. While some damage is obvious, much of it goes unnoticed until leaks, mold, or...