Rated #1 in Rowlett & Rockwall
McLendon-Chisholm is six miles southeast of Rockwall on Highway 205, about twenty-five minutes from our office in Rowlett. The town incorporated in 1969 to protect its zoning and keep lots large, and it worked.
Most properties here sit on acreage, so a hail claim is rarely just the house. There is usually a shop, a barn, a detached garage or a well house on the same lot, and metal dents in a way asphalt shingle does not, which often makes the outbuildings the clearest record of what the storm actually did. Older places sitting under heavy tree cover have the opposite problem, with limbs down, debris caught in the valleys, and shaded slopes that stay damp and grow algae people mistake for damage. Newer sections like Sonoma Verde off Highway 205 are a different job again, about eleven hundred lots of production housing on a 550 acre tract. Either way the house sits well back from the road, so nobody is calling this one from the curb.
Residential roofing · Commercial roofing · Gutters · Patios · Flooring · Free roof inspection
Heath and Rockwall are ten minutes up 205, and we cross into Terrell and Forney on the Kaufman County side.
Based in Rowlett since 2013, on Lakeview Parkway. Not a national franchise working the storm.
Across several hundred reviews from homeowners across North Texas.
Held throughout the time the company has been trading.
We photograph the damage and hand you the file. You file with your carrier, and we meet your adjuster on the roof to go through what we found.
No obligation. If the roof does not need work, we will tell you that.
Shingle, metal and flat roofs, on homes of any size in McLendon-Chisholm and the surrounding area.
McLendon-Chisholm sits in the North Texas hail corridor. We get on the roof, photograph every slope, and give you the documentation. In Texas the clock is one year from the day the storm hits.
Leaks, lifted shingles, cracked pipe boots and failed flashing, caught before they turn into a replacement.
TPO, modified bitumen and metal for commercial property and HOA work.
We get up there, photograph what is there, and tell you where you stand.
At least once a year, and after any hail or high wind. Damage from a storm you barely noticed is the kind that shows up as a leak two years later.
Missing or curled shingles, granule collecting in the gutters, a ceiling stain, a sagging line along the roof, or a gutter that has stopped draining.
Yes, and there is no obligation attached to it. If the roof does not need work we will say so, which has earned us more long-term customers than any sale ever has.
We document the damage and hand you the file. You file with your carrier, and we will meet your adjuster on the roof to walk through what we found.
Most homes are a one-day job, weather permitting. Larger roofs, steep pitches and cut-up rooflines can run into a second day.