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Aledo Roofers

Aledo’s Most Trusted Roofers

Lifetime warranties on both labor and materials. Free upgrades with every replacement. An insurance claim you barely have to touch. Neighbors around Aledo already trust Davis Roofing Solutions — and we prove it out on every roof we set foot on.

Lifetime Labor + Material WarrantiesFree Upgrades on Every Replacement24/7 Emergency RepairsChristian Owned & Operated
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Residential & Commercial • Storm Restoration

Full-Service Aledo Roofers

One missing shingle or a whole-home storm restoration — either way, a single call to your local Aledo roofers takes care of the whole thing.

Aledo roof inspection

Roof Inspections

Free, thorough, and backed up with photos. We tell you the honest truth about your roof — even when that truth is a simple “it’s fine.”

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Roof repair in Aledo

Roof Repair

Small repairs? Those are free. The bigger jobs go up fast and clean, all backed by our lifetime workmanship guarantee.

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Roof replacement in Aledo

Roof Replacement

Class 3+ impact-resistant systems, with the free upgrades running across the whole roof — and most homes wrapped up in a single day.

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Roof maintenance in Aledo

Roof Maintenance

Free tune-ups and preventative plans that add years to your roof and catch the little problems before they turn into pricey ones.

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Request Your Free Aledo Roof Inspection

Tell us what’s going on up top and we’ll get you on the schedule — usually inside 24 hours. Whether a neighbor down the road sent you or you found us searching for a roofer near me, it’s a real Aledo roofing contractor who climbs up, never a salesman: no pressure, no games, just straight answers.

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More Value Than Any Other Contractor

Why Aledo Homeowners Choose Davis Roofing Solutions

We didn’t earn the trust of Aledo homeowners by cutting corners. We earned it by handing over, for free, the things other roofers put on the bill.

Lifetime Warranties

Transferable lifetime coverage on both labor and materials — and we pay, out of our own pocket, to stretch your proration to 50 years. How it works

Free Upgrades

Every replacement comes with upgraded shingles, underlayment, ventilation, and pipe jacks — the entire system, and not a dime extra. See what’s included

Insurance Claim Support

We document the damage, meet your adjuster right there on-site, and take the paperwork off your hands entirely. See the process

Emerald Pro Certified

We sit at Malarkey’s top contractor tier — and the pro-level pricing we get on premium materials goes straight to you. Why it matters

Catch-All System

No nails left in the yard, no debris in the pool — we look after your property on every single job. What’s the Catch-All?

Class 3+ Impact Shingles

Hail-ready shingles are the least we’ll put on your roof — and they just might trim your insurance premium. About Class 3 & 4

Local Knowledge

Roofing Built for Aledo

Aledo mixes country acreage, growing master-planned subdivisions, and a small historic downtown, and each calls for a different roofing approach. Here is how we build roofs for the way Aledo actually lives.

Acreage & Custom Aledo Homes

Aledo's larger lots and custom builds often carry big, complex rooflines, steep pitches, and metal accents that take real experience to flash and seal correctly. We install designer and impact-rated shingles as well as standing-seam metal, built to hold up to Parker County hail and wind.

Walsh Ranch & Newer Subdivisions

Newer master-planned neighborhoods like Walsh Ranch and Morningstar come with HOA appearance standards and tightly spaced homes. We match approved shingle colors and coordinate cleanly so your new roof passes review and blends with the street.

Downtown & Commercial Aledo

The shops, offices, and metal buildings around Aledo's downtown and along FM 1187 often use low-slope or metal roof systems. We handle flat-roof TPO and modified bitumen plus commercial metal, keeping local businesses dry through storm season.

Built For Texas Heat & Hail

Roofing Materials That Make Sense in Aledo

Not every roof belongs on every house. Here’s what we put up across Aledo and the wider DFW metroplex, and when each one earns its keep. Whatever we quote is matched to your home, your budget, and the Texas weather it has to stand up to.

Architectural Shingles

The North Texas workhorse. For most homes, dimensional asphalt shingles give you the best bang for the buck — and ours come Class 3 impact-rated at minimum, even at the base level. The Malarkey shingles we install are built to shrug off the granule loss and cracking that our Texas sun beats into ordinary asphalt.

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Class 4 Impact-Resistant

The hail fighter. These shingles wear the highest impact rating made (UL 2218 Class 4), built to take a North Texas hailstorm without fracturing. Class 3 is our floor — but stepping up to Class 4 can earn you a real discount on your homeowner’s insurance premium.

Best For Hail Alley

Metal Roofing

Standing seam and stone-coated steel that shrugs off decades of Texas weather. Metal bounces the summer heat back instead of soaking it up, stands up to fire and wind, and is often the last roof a homeowner ever has to buy. Metal vs. shingles →

Longest Lifespan

TPO & Commercial Flat

For Aledo businesses and low-slope buildings: a white TPO membrane throws off heat and trims your cooling loads, with heat-welded seams that stay watertight. We carry commercial projects end-to-end as a full general contractor.

Commercial Grade
Roofing In Hail Alley

What North Texas Weather Does to Your Aledo Roof

Out here, North Texas sits smack in the heart of “Hail Alley” — spring supercells drop damaging hail across the metroplex like clockwork, and 100°+ summers slow-bake whatever the storms leave behind. Knowing what to watch for is half the battle.

Hail Damage

Hail bruises the shingle mat and knocks the protective granules loose — the kind of damage that’s often invisible from the ground yet turns into leaks months, even years, down the road. Even 1” hail can total a roof, and the soft metals like vents and gutters usually give it away first.

Wind & Heat Damage

Straight-line winds crease, lift, and tear shingles — and once the seals break, wind-driven rain finds its way in. All the while, Texas heat cycles blister and curl the asphalt and dry the sealants out. Proper ventilation and flashing are what separate a 12-year roof from a 25-year roof out here.

After the Storm

Jot down the storm date, then get a professional inspection before filing anything — filing a claim for damage that doesn’t justify one can come back to bite you. And watch out for the out-of-town door-knockers who chase storms and vanish once the check clears — go with an established Aledo roofing company that’ll still be around next hail season. We’re local, and we’ll give it to you straight — free.

Know The Warning Signs

8 Signs Your Aledo Roof Needs Attention

Catch these early and you’re looking at a free minor repair. Let them go and you’re looking at decking, insulation, and drywall. If any of this rings a bell, have an Aledo roofer take a look — ours won’t cost you a thing.

Missing, creased, or lifted shinglesOnce wind breaks a shingle’s seal, water can slip in and travel beneath the roof deck.
Granules collecting in guttersAs shingles age or take a hail hit, they lose their protective granules — and bare shingles don’t last long under the Texas sun.
Water stains on ceilings or wallsA stain on the ceiling means water has been on the move for a while already — act fast.
Curling, cracking, or blistered shinglesTextbook heat-cycle damage — and an easy entry point for the next storm.
Sagging rooflinesCould point to decking or structural moisture damage — get it inspected soon.
Daylight or moisture in the atticAfter a storm, look up: daylight through the boards or damp insulation tells you the envelope is breached.
Mold, mildew, or musty attic smellUsually a concealed leak or inadequate ventilation — each is fixable, and each is worth catching early.
Your roof is 15+ years oldBy age 15, most North Texas asphalt roofs have taken a beating — a free yearly inspection shows you where you truly stand.

How Long Do Roofs Last in North Texas?

That’s the typical service life you can expect in North Texas with proper installation and ventilation — and our free maintenance and tune-ups help you reach the high end.

3-Tab Asphalt10–15 yrsBudget option — struggles in Texas heat and hail
Architectural15–25 yrsThe North Texas standard, done right
Class 4 Impact20–30 yrsBuilt for Hail Alley + insurance discounts
Metal40–60 yrsOften the last roof you’ll ever buy
Simple. Transparent. Hands-Off.

Your New Roof in 4 Easy Steps

1

Free Inspection

We climb up, we take photos, and we tell you the truth. If all it needs is a minor repair, we knock that out for free and send you on your way.

2

Estimate or Claim

Paying out of pocket? You get a free, detailed estimate. Storm damage? We walk you through the claim and stay right beside you the whole way.

3

Build Day

Most roofs go on in a single day, and our Catch-All System keeps your yard spotless while we do it.

4

Protected for Life

We register your manufacturer warranty, stand behind the labor for life, and keep those free tune-ups coming.

Rated 5 Stars on Every Platform

300+ Five-Star Reviews — and Counting

Don’t just take our word for it. Here’s what folks around Aledo say once their roof is finished.

The Hands-Off Claim Process

We Speak Insurance — So You Don’t Have To

Insurance claims are confusing on purpose — RCV, ACV, depreciation, deductibles, supplements. After years of North Texas storm work, we know the whole process inside and out. We document everything, meet your adjuster on-site, and shoulder the paperwork, so you don’t have to learn the insurance business just to get your roof fixed.

Your go-to answer for any insurance question: “That’s a good question — please speak to my contractor.” We take it from there.

Let’s be clear: we’re contractors, not adjusters — we don’t read your policy for you or decide what your carrier will approve. What we do is document your roof’s condition top to bottom, answer the adjuster’s questions on-site, and work hand in hand with trusted public adjusters when a claim calls for one.

Step 1

Inspection & Claim

We document the storm damage with photos and walk you through filing the claim with your carrier — but only if the damage truly warrants it.

Step 2

Adjuster Meeting

A DRS expert is right there on-site for the adjuster appointment, walking the roof, pointing out the documented damage, and fielding questions — so nothing slips through the cracks.

Step 3

Paperwork & Checks

RCV, ACV, depreciation, deductible — we explain every number in plain English, manage the money flow, and even handle the mortgage-company endorsement for you.

Step 4

One-Day Install

Then the roof goes on — usually a single day. Bring in the fragile lawn ornaments, move the cars out, and we handle everything else.

Step 5

All Other Trades

Gutters, window screens, fencing, garage doors, chimney caps — if it’s on the claim, we finish it right after the roof goes on.

Step 6

Close-Out & Warranty

Final invoice, depreciation release, manufacturer warranty registered — and your Class 3/4 form in hand to chase a discount on your premium.

The Homeowner’s Guide

How to Choose Roofers in Aledo

In Search of a Roofer in Aledo?

Choosing the right Aledo roofers is one of the most important decisions you can make for your home. Out here just west of Fort Worth in Parker County, big-lot acreage homes and horse properties share the map with newer master-planned communities like Walsh Ranch and La Madera, and the historic storefronts still ring the downtown square along FM 1187 — and every last one of those roofs takes the same North Texas hail, 100° summers, and spring storms rolling in off the open plains. If you have been searching for a roofer near me and weighing quotes, Davis Roofing Solutions LLC is a trusted local Aledo roofing company that handles both steep-slope residential roofs and metal and flat commercial work, all with honest inspections, great workmanship, and lifetime warranties. We look after neighboring Willow Park, Annetta, and West Fort Worth too. Whether you found us as an Aledo roofing company, roofers in Aledo, an Aledo roofing contractor, or simply the best roofing companies in Aledo, you get the same crew, the same lifetime warranties, and the same straight answers.

Understanding Your Roofing Needs in Aledo

Whether it’s a small roof repair or a full roof replacement you’re after, it pays to understand what your place actually needs — the age of the roof, how far the damage runs, ventilation, and gutters all shape the right answer. North Texas weather doesn’t go easy on anybody: extreme heat, hailstorms, and heavy rain call for a strong, weather-resistant system. We offer everything from architectural asphalt shingles to metal roofing, and our team will help you land on the right one for your budget, your style, and the protection your home needs.

Common Aledo Roofing Problems in the Texas Climate

Texas heat blisters, cracks, and curls asphalt shingles. Quick temperature swings and heavy rain bring leaks and water damage that can weaken the very structure of your roof, and strong winds and hail can peel roofing materials clean off. That’s why materials matter: on every residential job we put down a bare minimum of Class 3 impact-resistant shingles, using Malarkey Roofing Products — plus proper ventilation and flashing to keep your home watertight.

Ventilation: The Silent Roof Killer in Texas

On a 100° North Texas afternoon, a poorly vented attic can push past 140° — and all that trapped heat cooks your shingles from underneath while it runs your cooling bills up. A balanced setup of soffit intake and ridge exhaust keeps the air moving, stretches shingle life, guards your decking against moisture, and is required to keep most manufacturer warranties valid. Every Davis Roofing Solutions replacement comes with a ventilation evaluation, and any ventilation upgrades ride along in our free upgrade package — because a great roof with bad airflow is still a short-lived roof.

When to Schedule a Roof Inspection in Aledo

Missing or broken shingles, a leak showing up inside, or water stains, mold, or mildew in the attic — those are all reasons to schedule a roof inspection right away. Water damage gets worse in a hurry, and catching it early saves time, money, and a whole lot of stress. We’d suggest an annual inspection, plus another look after any real hail event. For older roofs especially, a regular inspection is about the cheapest insurance a homeowner can buy — and ours are free.

Residential and Commercial Roofing, Under One Roof

For homeowners, it’s the whole menu: repairs, preventative maintenance plans, and full replacement systems built around curb appeal, efficiency, and safety. Run a business? We install and repair commercial metal, TPO membrane systems, and flat roofs — all engineered around how your building runs and the hours you keep. And because we’re a full general contractor on top of that, one storm-hit property can go from tarp-off to the final walkthrough with us alone: gutters, garage doors, fencing, roofing, and everything in between — one Aledo roofing contractor, not five separate vendors.

What to Look For in Aledo Roofers

In any Aledo roofing contractor you’re weighing, look for transparency from the first handshake to the final walkthrough: a detailed inspection, a complete written estimate that keeps materials and labor separate, strong warranties, and real local experience with Aledo-area building codes and insurance carriers. That’s just how we work — we lay out our findings with photos and a clear recommendation, so the right call is yours to make. And because planning a roofing project already costs money, our estimates are always free.

One more thing worth knowing as a North Texas homeowner: in Texas, it’s flat-out illegal for a contractor to waive or absorb your insurance deductible. When a roofer offers to “eat your deductible,” that corner’s getting cut somewhere else — and it’s usually up on your roof. We won’t ever play that game, and we’d gently steer you away from anyone who does.

Honesty & Integrity

If all your roof needs is a minor repair, we’re not about to talk you into a whole new one. We’re here to serve, whatever you actually need — that’s how trust gets built.

Decades of Experience

Our team is built on decades of hands-on roofing experience across Dallas–Fort Worth, and we bring a strong moral and ethical backbone to every project.

High-Quality Materials

Top-grade shingles, metal, and TPO — carefully chosen for durability and protection, and sourced from the best manufacturer in the business.

Free Upgrades

Underlayment, starter course, shingles, pipe jacks, and ventilation — the whole system upgraded at no extra charge, every replacement.

Lifetime Warranties

Transferable lifetime warranties on both labor and materials, plus a 50-year proration extension we cover straight out of our own pocket.

Insurance Expertise

We handle the claim paperwork, meet the adjusters, and work hand in hand with public adjusters — so the whole process stays thorough, documented, and fair to you.

What Does a Roof Replacement Cost in Dallas–Fort Worth?

Any honest Aledo roofer will give it to you the same way: nobody can quote your roof accurately from the street. The price rides on squares (roofing gets measured in 100-square-foot units), pitch, how many penetrations and valleys you’ve got, how many layers have to come off, and the shape of the decking underneath — and rotten decking is far and away the most common surprise on a tear-off. Material choice swings the number too, which is why we lay architectural, Class 4 impact-resistant, and metal side by side before you decide. Here’s our promise: a free written estimate with materials and labor itemized, no vague allowances, and no pressure. And if there’s storm damage up there, much of the cost may land on your insurance carrier instead of you.

Roof Repair or Roof Replacement — Which Do You Actually Need?

Not every damaged roof needs replacing, and any roofing contractor who says otherwise before ever climbing up is selling, not inspecting. Isolated damage on a fairly young roof — a few wind-lifted shingles, a failed pipe jack boot, flashing pulling away from a chimney — is usually a repair, and when it’s minor, we handle it free. Replacement makes more sense when the damage is spread across several slopes, when granule loss has left the shingles brittle across the whole field, when the deck itself is compromised, or when the roof is simply near the end of its life and you’re patching it every year. An Aledo roof that’s 15 to 20 years old and has weathered a few hail seasons is usually closer to replacement than repair — but we’ll show you the photos and let the roof make its own case.

Proudly Serving the Entire Metroplex

Davis Roofing Solutions is a locally owned, Christian owned and operated company headquartered at 901 Bonnie Brae Ave in Fort Worth. Whether you need a Fort Worth roofing company just down the road or a roofing company in Dallas clear across the metroplex, the same crew and the same warranties ride along. From Weatherford to Rockwall and everywhere in between — Fort Worth, Dallas, Arlington, Plano, Frisco, Irving, Grand Prairie, Denton, McKinney, and every city in the metroplex — when you search for a “roofer near me” in North Texas, you’re searching for us. And if you love what we do, ask about our referral program: we pay referral fees on every installed job you send our way.

Does it cost us to be this good? Yes. Absolutely. Pouring this much into quality isn’t cheap, and most contractors simply won’t do it. But we care about the work and about the folks we do it for. We don’t plan on roofing your house twice — we do plan on taking care of all your friends and family when their turn comes. We’re just that good.

Straight Answers

Aledo Roofing Questions, Answered

The questions we hear most from Aledo homeowners — answered honestly, the same way we’d answer them on your driveway.

How much does a roof replacement cost in Aledo?
Any Aledo roofer worth trusting will admit the same thing: replacement cost comes down to how big and how steep your roof is, which shingle you pick, and the condition of the decking we uncover. Here’s our commitment — a free written estimate that itemizes materials and labor separately, zero buried charges, and free upgrades that make every dollar work harder. Storm-damaged roofs are often covered by your homeowner’s policy, so we’ll document the condition and give you a straight answer before you pay a cent.
How long does a roof replacement take?
The majority of Aledo roofs wrap up in one day. A bigger or steeper roof may need extra time, but you’ll know that before we start — no surprises. The only thing we ask on installation day: carry any delicate yard items indoors and pull your cars off the driveway so our crew and trailer have room to work without putting your property at risk.
Will my insurance cover my roof?
When hail, wind, or fallen debris has hurt your roof, your homeowner’s policy probably covers it — within the limits of your deductible and policy terms. We’re roofers, not insurance adjusters, so interpreting your policy or guaranteeing what your carrier signs off on isn’t something we can do. What we will do: document every bit of damage, be there on-site when your adjuster comes to field questions, and manage the process so nothing about your roof’s condition slips through the cracks.
Should I file a claim after every hailstorm?
No — and don’t skip this step. Have a professional inspect the roof for free before you do anything. A claim filed over damage that doesn’t warrant one can go on your claims record with nothing to show for it. We inspect at no cost, walk you through photos of what we find, and give you a straight answer on whether filing makes sense. More often than you’d think, the verdict is “your roof is fine” — and we’re glad to be the ones to say it.
What shingles do you recommend for North Texas?
Every residential job gets Malarkey polymer-modified shingles, rated Class 3 impact-resistant or better. Instead of cracking when hail strikes, they’re built to flex, they cling to their granules through Texas heat far longer, and they come backed by strong warranties. Being Emerald Pro certified contractors means we source these premium materials at pricing that lets us fold free upgrades into every roof replacement.
Can a new roof lower my insurance premium?
Frequently, yes. A lot of Texas carriers knock money off premiums for Class 3 and Class 4 impact-resistant shingles. As we wrap up your job, we hand over the certification form you’ll need to claim that discount from your insurer — one of the understated ways a solid roof earns its keep.
How often should my roof be inspected?
Our advice: have the roof looked at once a year, and again after any serious hail or windstorm. Every inspection we do is free, backed by photos, and straight with you. Spot a lifted shingle or a worn-out pipe jack early and it’s a free minor fix; let it sit for two years and you could be replacing decking and drywall.
A roofer offered to cover my deductible. Is that legal?
No. Texas made it illegal back in 2019 for a contractor to waive or eat your insurance deductible. Anyone willing to break that law is showing you exactly how they handle the rest of their business — and they’re typically recouping the loss with cut-rate materials or understaffed crews. Show them the door.
Do you handle commercial roofing?
Yes — we cover TPO membrane, flat roofing systems, and commercial metal throughout the metroplex, along with complete general contracting for jobs that span multiple trades. We schedule around your operating hours and see the whole thing through, from that first inspection to the final walkthrough.
What warranties come with a Davis Roofing Solutions roof?
Every roof we build comes with transferable lifetime warranties covering both labor and materials — and we spend our own money to stretch your material proration out to 50 years. You won’t find many Aledo roofers willing to commit to that on paper. The manufacturer’s coverage safeguards the shingles, while our workmanship guarantee backs the installation for the entire time you own the house. Here’s exactly how they work.
Do I need a permit to replace my roof in Aledo?
Yes — replacing a roof in Aledo calls for a city permit and a final inspection. Davis Roofing Solutions takes care of the entire thing: we pull the permit, line up the inspection, and keep the paperwork in order so none of it ever lands back on you.
Will my Walsh Ranch or Morningstar HOA restrict my roof color or shingle type?
Most likely, yes. Aledo’s master-planned communities like Walsh Ranch, La Madera, and Morningstar have appearance standards that spell out approved shingle colors and styles. We’re used to matching those guidelines and can submit the color for approval before we start, so your new roof clears HOA review and blends right in with the street.
What’s the best roofing material for Aledo’s acreage and custom homes?
Aledo’s larger custom homes and horse properties usually carry big, steep, multi-plane rooflines, often with metal accents, so the right answer depends on the house. For most, we recommend impact-rated (Class 4) architectural or designer shingles that stand up to Parker County hail, plus standing-seam metal where the design calls for it. On open acreage west of Fort Worth, that combination handles the wind and sun far better than builder-grade shingles.

Ready for a Roof You’ll Never Have to Think About Again?

Free inspections. Free minor repairs. Free upgrades. Lifetime warranties. There’s a reason Aledo homeowners never call another roofer once they’ve called us.

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Neighborhoods We Serve in Aledo

From long-established streets to the newest subdivisions, we roof homes in every corner of Aledo. Find yours below.

Neighborhoods We Offer Roofing Services To In Aledo

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Cities We Serve By Region

Davis Roofing Solutions serves Aledo and communities across the DFW metroplex, including Watauga, Haltom City, Richland Hills, Hurst, Keller, and Colleyville. Find your area below.