This is the #1 shortcut roofing contractors use. They just place new tar paper over old layers of tar paper and they give you an explanation on why it’s okay to do it this way. First and foremost, insurance companies pay us to remove old tar paper and if more than one layer is discovered and removed, the insurance will request photos showing the layers removed along with documentation to be submitted. The insurance companies have never refused to pay this on our claims.

By removing original tar paper, we have the ability to inspect your roof for any loose rotten or damaged plywood.

This is the #2 shortcut used by roofing contractors. Many contractors use architectural 30 year shingles on roofs, and then use inexpensive 20 year shingles, cut them into 3 pieces and use them on the Hips and Ridge on your roof. They explain that your insurance did not pay for the Hip and Ridge shingles.

Hip and Ridge shingles should be installed by your contractor regardless of whether insurance pays. Hip/Ridge shingles are specifically made thicker to be used on the Hip and Ridge of roofs, not to mention your roof will cosmetically look amazing.

We start every roofing project by completely removing the existing roof so we can inspect the decking underneath. Any damaged or loose plywood is repaired or re-secured to ensure a solid foundation before installation begins.

Instead of traditional tar paper, we use synthetic underlayment. Unlike tar paper—which is petroleum-based and can absorb and retain heat—synthetic underlayment is lighter, stronger, and helps reduce heat transfer into your attic. This improves overall roof performance and durability, especially during Texas summers.

Once the underlayment is installed, we finish the system with top-quality architectural shingles and detail the roof by color-matching and painting all vents for a clean, finished look.

Yes—proper attic ventilation is a critical part of a healthy roofing system. We evaluate your existing ventilation during the inspection process.

While ridge vents are often the best option, they aren’t suitable for every roof—especially hip roofs or roofs with limited ridge length. In those cases, we install either solar-powered or electric attic fans as needed. These fans include temperature-regulated thermostats that automatically turn on and off to help regulate attic heat, improving comfort and energy efficiency in your home.

Yes. We stand behind our craftsmanship with a 7-year labor warranty. If your roof develops a leak or shingles are damaged due to installation issues during that time, we’ll repair it at no cost to you.

We do not require any money upfront. Payment is requested only after your roofing project is completed.

Deductibles are discussed in person so we can clearly explain the process and answer any questions you may have.