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DFW Roof Replacement

A brand-new roof, built to outlast the next Texas storm.

When repairs no longer make sense, we replace your roof the right way: a full tear-off, a complete Malarkey system, and both a lifetime workmanship warranty and an extended lifetime material warranty. We handle the insurance claim, and your estimate is always free.

Lifetime WarrantyOn every new roof

Free Inspections • Free Estimates

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The Davis Difference

What a Davis roof replacement includes.

A new roof is only as good as the crew and the details underneath the shingles. Every Davis replacement is a full-system install by our own crews (never subcontracted), built with a complete Malarkey roofing system and finished with a lifetime workmanship warranty in writing.

  • Full tear-off down to the decking. We never roof over old shingles.
  • Every sheet of rotten or soft decking replaced before we build.
  • Malarkey synthetic underlayment and ice-and-water barrier in the valleys.
  • All-new flashing, lead pipe jacks, and drip edge. Never reused.
  • New metal ventilation for a cooler attic and longer roof life.
  • Impact-resistant shingles, Class 3 rated at a minimum.
  • Full catch-all system and a triple magnet sweep of your yard.
  • Lifetime workmanship warranty, plus an extended lifetime material warranty from the full Malarkey system.

Architectural Shingles

Dimensional Malarkey shingles, impact-resistant and Class 3 rated at a minimum, with a huge color range. The best value in DFW.

Most Popular

Class 4 Impact Upgrade

Top-rated Class 4 shingles for the most hail protection, and the best shot at an insurance premium discount.

Max Hail Protection

Standing-Seam Metal

Concealed-fastener metal roofing that lasts 40-70 years, reflects heat, and shrugs off wind and fire.

Premium & Long-Life

Designer & Luxury Shingle

Slate- and shake-look designer shingles for standout curb appeal without the weight of the real thing.

High-End Curb Appeal

Tile & Specialty

Concrete and clay tile installs and re-decks for homes built for a tile look that lasts for decades.

Specialty Systems

Flat & Low-Slope (TPO)

TPO and modified-bitumen systems for flat residential sections and commercial buildings across DFW.

Flat & Commercial

The Full Rundown

The DFW homeowner’s guide to roof replacement.

A roof replacement is one of the biggest investments you will make in your home, and in North Texas it comes around more often than most people expect. Between the hail that rolls through every spring, triple-digit summers that bake the oils out of the shingles, and the wind and UV that never let up, a DFW roof rarely reaches the full life printed on the wrapper. Knowing what a real replacement involves, what it should cost, and how to tell a good crew from a bad one is how you protect that investment.

Repair or replace?

A repair is usually the smart money when the roof is still relatively young, the damage is isolated to one area, and the rest of the field has plenty of life left. Replacement makes more sense once the roof is 15 to 20 years old, the damage is spread across several slopes, leaks keep coming back in new spots, or a storm has done enough damage that your insurance will total it. If you are not sure which side of that line you are on, that is exactly what a free, photo-documented inspection is for, and we will always show you the pictures and give it to you straight.

What a quality replacement actually involves

A real replacement is a full system, not just a fresh layer of shingles. It starts with a complete tear-off down to the decking so we can see and replace any rotten wood, because everything above it is only as strong as what it is nailed to. From there it is synthetic underlayment, an ice-and-water barrier at the vulnerable spots, lead pipe jacks, new metal ventilation, and impact-resistant shingles. Cheap jobs skip these steps, roof straight over the old shingles, and reuse worn flashing to shave a few dollars, and it always shows back up later as a leak. We install a complete Malarkey system so the whole roof is engineered to work together and carries a real manufacturer warranty.

How to vet a DFW roofing contractor

Hail season brings out storm chasers, so it pays to know what to look for. Use a company with its own uniformed crews rather than day-labor or subcontractors, one that is manufacturer-certified (we are a Malarkey Emerald Pro contractor), pulls the permit for your job, and puts both a workmanship warranty and a material warranty in writing. A local roofer with a long track record and real reviews will still be here when you need them, which is the whole point of a lifetime warranty.


Repair or Replace?

Signs it’s time for a new roof.

A good repair buys years, until it doesn’t. When you’re seeing several of these at once, replacement is usually the smarter money. We’ll always show you photos and give it to you straight.

15-20+

Age

Most DFW asphalt roofs are near the end of their rated life by 15-20 years, sooner with heavy hail and heat exposure.

Everywhere

Widespread Damage

When damage spans multiple slopes instead of one small area, patching it piece by piece costs more than replacing it once.

Again

Recurring Leaks

Leaks that keep returning, or show up in new spots, mean the roof system itself is failing, not just one flashing.

Totaled

Major Storm or Hail

After a big storm, an adjuster may “total” the roof, approving a full replacement your insurance largely pays for.

Sagging

Deck & Structure

A sagging roofline or daylight visible in the attic points to deck or structural damage that a surface repair can’t fix.

Curling

Failing Shingles

Bald, cracked, or curling shingles and granules filling your gutters mean the field is worn out across the whole roof.


Choosing Your Roof

The right system for your home.

Most DFW homeowners land on one of two systems, architectural asphalt or standing-seam metal, though we also install designer, tile, and flat-roof systems when a home calls for it. Here’s the honest trade-off between the two most popular options, and we’ll help you weigh cost, curb appeal, insurance, and how long you plan to stay.

Best Value

Architectural Asphalt Shingle

  • Impact-resistant, Class 3 rated at a minimum
  • Full Malarkey system with an extended lifetime material warranty
  • The best balance of cost and performance
  • Dozens of colors to match any home
  • Insurance-friendly and easy to repair later
Upgrade

Standing-Seam Metal

  • 40-70 year lifespan, often the last roof you buy
  • Class 4 impact and excellent wind resistance
  • Reflects heat and can lower cooling bills
  • Clean, modern curb appeal that stands out
  • Non-combustible and low-maintenance

Not sure which fits? We’ll walk your roof, your budget, and your plans, then recommend the system that actually makes sense, never the priciest one.


Straight Talk on Price

What actually drives your price.

Two roofs on the same street can cost very different amounts, and it is not random. These are the things that move the number up or down on a roof replacement in DFW.

Size

Squares & Footprint

Roofs are priced by the square, and one square is 100 square feet. The more squares, the more material and labor, so a big two-story costs more than a small ranch.

Pitch

Slope & Complexity

Steep roofs and cut-up roofs with lots of valleys, hips, and dormers take longer and need more safety setup than a simple, walkable gable.

Layers

Tear-Off & Old Layers

We always tear off to the deck. Removing and hauling away one or more existing layers adds labor and disposal, and two layers cost more to strip than one.

Decking

Decking Repairs

Rotten or soft decking we find during tear-off gets replaced. It is not glamorous, but skipping it ruins a new roof, so it is priced as needed.

Material

Material Choice

This is the biggest lever. Architectural asphalt is the value pick, while Class 4, designer, tile, and standing-seam metal step up in both performance and price.

Access

Height & Access

Second and third stories, tight lots, pools, and landscaping to protect all add time and setup compared with an easy, open single-story.


Straightforward Pricing

What a new roof costs in DFW.

Most roofers dodge the question. We won’t. Your price depends on your roof’s size, pitch, and complexity and the material you choose, but here are honest DFW ranges for a typical single-family home, and your written estimate is always free.

Lifetime Warranty

Every full replacement is backed by our lifetime workmanship warranty and an extended lifetime material warranty from the full Malarkey system, in writing, so the roof is protected long after we leave.

Roofing SystemBest ForTypical DFW Cost
Architectural asphalt shingleBest value; impact-resistant Class 3 standard; most homes$9,000-$16,000
Class 4 impact upgradeMaximum hail protection & insurance discounts$12,000-$20,000
Standing-seam metal40-70 yr lifespan; premium upgrade$20,000-$40,000+
Designer, tile & specialtyLuxury curb appeal & long life$25,000-$50,000+

If a storm totaled your roof, your homeowner’s insurance may cover the replacement minus your deductible, and either way, our inspection and written estimate are always free.


Insurance & Storm Claims

Storm totaled your roof? We handle the claim.

When hail or wind does enough damage, insurers approve a full replacement, and you pay only your deductible. We document everything, meet your adjuster on the roof, and make sure the whole roof is in the scope.

“Sudden storm damage is covered. Gradual wear, age, and neglect are not.” It’s the line every homeowner should know.

We help you tell the two apart before you ever file, so your claim starts on solid ground.

Covered vs. Excluded

Storm Damage vs. Wear

Sudden hail and wind damage is generally covered; gradual wear and age are not. We prove the difference with dated photos so nothing gets denied.

Your Deductible

What You Actually Pay

On an approved claim you pay your wind/hail deductible (often 1-2% of your dwelling coverage) and insurance covers the rest of the replacement.

The 180-Day Window

Recover Your Depreciation

Most RCV policies give you about 180 days to complete the work and recover held-back depreciation. We keep your claim on track so you collect every dollar.


Storm Claims, Step by Step

How a hail or wind claim actually works.

If a storm has damaged your roof, the claim process is not as complicated as it sounds, especially when your roofer handles the heavy lifting. Here is how it goes, from the first inspection to the last check.

1. Free inspection and documentation

We get on your roof, find the hail and wind damage, and photograph all of it with dated pictures. You get an honest answer on whether there is enough damage to be worth filing, because there is no reason to open a claim over normal wear.

2. File the claim

You file with your insurance carrier and they assign an adjuster. We tell you exactly what we found, so you know what you are filing on before you ever pick up the phone.

3. Meet the adjuster on the roof

This is the step that protects you. We walk the roof with your adjuster and make sure every bit of covered damage makes it into the scope, so nothing gets missed or written off as maintenance.

4. Approval, scope, and supplements

Once the claim is approved, we review the scope line by line. If the carrier left out something the job actually requires, like code-required upgrades or extra materials, we file a supplement so the roof is paid for correctly.

5. Install, then recover your depreciation

We install the new roof and issue the certificate of completion and final invoice to your carrier, which releases the recoverable depreciation they held back. When it is all said and done, you pay only your wind and hail deductible, and you keep your roof and your warranties.


Two Warranties, in Writing

Your new roof is covered twice.

A new roof should come with more than a handshake. Every Davis replacement is protected by two separate warranties, and you get both in writing at closeout.

The Materials

Extended Lifetime Material Warranty

Because we install a complete Malarkey system as a Malarkey Emerald Pro contractor, the starter, shingles, hip and ridge, and ice-and-water barrier are all covered by an extended lifetime material warranty from the manufacturer.

The Labor

Lifetime Workmanship Warranty

Our own workmanship is covered for as long as you own the home. If anything we installed ever fails because of how it was installed, we make it right. That is coverage a storm chaser or a one-off repair will never give you.

On Paper

Certificates Included

At closeout, after final payment, we hand over both warranties in writing along with your Class 3 or Class 4 impact certificates, for your records and your insurer.


How It Works

Our roof replacement process.

Five clear steps, most installs done in a single day, and a jobsite left cleaner than we found it.

1

Inspect

A free, thorough roof and attic inspection with photos of everything.

2

Estimate

A clear written estimate and help choosing your material and color.

3

Prep

We file and manage your claim, set your date, then drop materials and pull your gutters the day before.

4

Install

The crew arrives early, strips to the decking, and builds your new Malarkey system, most roofs in a single day.

5

Close Out

Gutters reinstalled, triple magnet sweep, we finish your claim, then your warranties and impact certificates in writing.


On Install Day

What replacement day actually looks like.

Most of the prep happens before install day even starts. The day before, we pull your gutters off and drop your materials, so nothing slows the crew down in the morning. On install day the crew usually shows up around 6 AM, and the first thing they do is set up our catch-all system, a ground cover that catches debris and nails before they ever reach your lawn or landscaping. In the winter, when daylight comes later, the start can push back a bit.

Down to the decking, then built back the right way

Once the catch-all is set, we strip the old roof all the way down to the decking. With the deck exposed, we replace any rotten or soft wood we find, because a new roof is only as good as what it is nailed to. Then we build it back the right way: synthetic underlayment, a Malarkey ice-and-water barrier at the vulnerable spots, lead pipe jacks, new metal ventilation, and impact-resistant shingles that are Class 3 rated at a minimum. As a Malarkey Emerald Pro contractor, we install a complete Malarkey system. The starter, the shingles, the hip and ridge, and the ice-and-water barrier are all Malarkey products, and that full system is what lets us back your new roof with an extended lifetime material warranty.

Davis Roofing Solutions replacing the roof on a large Dallas-Fort Worth estate
Aerial view of a Davis Roofing Solutions crew mid-installation on a large DFW roof

Most roofs, done in a single day

The large majority of our replacements are finished in one day. The exceptions are roofs that need a lot of decking replaced and roofs that are exceptionally large, which can run into a second day. Either way, you will know the plan before we ever start.

The cleanup, and our nail promise

Cleanup is built into every job, not an afterthought. The catch-all system keeps most debris off your property to begin with, and when we finish we run three passes over your yard with rolling magnets to pull up stray nails. Here is the honest truth: a job this size involves close to 50,000 nails, so it is not unusual to find one or two afterward. You should not find more than that. If you do, just call us and we will come straight back out and sweep your yard again.

Closeout, depreciation, and your warranties

After the roof is on, we reinstall your gutters and knock out any additional trades that are part of the project. Then we issue the certificate of completion and send the final invoice to your insurance carrier, which is what releases any recoverable depreciation they have been holding back. Once final payment comes in, we issue your lifetime warranties along with your Class 3 or Class 4 impact certificates, so you have everything in writing for your records and your insurer.


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Straight Answers

Roof replacement questions, answered.

The questions DFW homeowners ask us most about new roofs, cost, materials, and insurance.

How much does a new roof cost in Dallas-Fort Worth?
For a typical single-family home, an architectural asphalt shingle replacement runs about $9,000-$16,000, impact-resistant Class 4 shingles about $12,000-$20,000, standing-seam metal about $20,000-$40,000+, and designer or tile systems $25,000-$50,000+. Your exact price depends on the roof’s size, pitch, and complexity, and our inspection and written estimate are always free.
How long does a roof replacement take?
Most DFW homes are torn off and re-roofed in a single day. The main exceptions are roofs that need a lot of decking replaced, or that are exceptionally large, which can run into a second day (metal and tile take longer too). We give you a firm timeline up front, and every job ends with a full catch-all cleanup and a triple magnet sweep for stray nails.
Will insurance pay for my roof replacement in Texas?
If a storm caused enough sudden hail or wind damage, insurers will often approve a full replacement, and you pay only your wind/hail deductible (often 1-2% of your dwelling coverage). Gradual wear and age are not covered. We document the damage, meet your adjuster on the roof, and make sure the whole roof is in the claim.
What’s the best roofing material for the DFW climate?
An impact-resistant architectural shingle is the sweet spot for most homes. We install impact-resistant shingles as our standard, Class 3 rated at a minimum, using a complete Malarkey system that carries an extended lifetime material warranty. Step up to Class 4 for the most hail protection and the best insurance discount, or to standing-seam metal (40 to 70 years) for the longest life. We’ll help you choose based on budget and how long you plan to stay.
Do you offer a warranty on roof replacement?
Yes. Every full replacement comes with our lifetime workmanship warranty plus an extended lifetime material warranty from the full Malarkey system, both in writing. As a Malarkey Emerald Pro contractor, we install the starter, shingles, hip and ridge, and ice-and-water barrier all as Malarkey products, and that complete system is what unlocks the extended material coverage. A one-off repair doesn’t carry a warranty like this.
Should I repair or replace my roof?
Repair usually makes sense when the roof is under about 10-12 years old and the damage is isolated. Replacement is smarter when the roof is 15-20+ years old, the damage is widespread, leaks keep coming back, or a storm has totaled it. We’ll show you photos and give an honest recommendation, never an upsell. See our DFW roof repair page for more.
What’s included in a full roof replacement?
A complete tear-off down to the decking, replacement of any rotten decking, Malarkey synthetic underlayment and ice-and-water barrier, all-new flashing, lead pipe jacks, and drip edge, new metal ventilation, and impact-resistant shingles that are Class 3 rated at a minimum. Every job finishes with a catch-all cleanup, a triple magnet sweep, and both your lifetime workmanship warranty and an extended lifetime material warranty. We never simply roof over your old shingles.
What if I find nails in my yard after the install?
We run a triple magnet sweep of your yard on every job, on top of the catch-all system that keeps most debris off your property to begin with. A job this size involves close to 50,000 nails, so finding one or two afterward isn’t unusual, but you shouldn’t find more than that. If you do, just call us and we’ll come straight back out and sweep again.
What is recoverable depreciation?
On a Replacement Cost Value policy, your carrier first pays the roof’s depreciated value and holds back the rest, called recoverable depreciation. Once we complete the work and send the certificate of completion and final invoice, they release that held-back amount. In the end you pay only your wind and hail deductible.
Do you replace the decking too?
Yes. Once we tear off down to the deck, we replace any rotten or soft decking we find before we build. Sound decking stays, bad decking gets swapped, so your new roof sits on a solid base. We show you what we find, and decking is priced as needed.
Do you pull the permit for my roof replacement?
Yes. We pull the permit for your job and keep the work code-compliant, so your new roof is properly documented for resale and your warranty, and you never have to deal with the city yourself.
Can I stay home during the roof replacement?
Yes, most homeowners do. It is loud, so plan around naps and important calls, but our catch-all system protects your landscaping and keeps nails off the ground. Just let us know about pets, cars, or anything fragile and we’ll work around it.
What roof colors can I choose?
A lot. Malarkey architectural shingles come in a wide range of colors, and we help you match your brick, trim, and neighborhood. We can show you options on your actual home before you commit to one.
How is my roof measured, and what is a square?
Roofs are measured in squares, and one square equals 100 square feet. Your roof’s total squares, along with its pitch and complexity, is the biggest driver of material and labor. We measure it for you as part of the free estimate, so the number is based on your real roof, not a guess.
Do you replace flat or commercial roofs too?
Yes. We install and replace TPO and modified-bitumen systems for flat residential sections and commercial buildings across Dallas-Fort Worth, in addition to shingle, metal, and tile. Ask us for a free commercial roof evaluation.
Do you do roof replacement near me in DFW?
Almost certainly, Davis Roofing Solutions replaces roofs across the entire Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, so when you search for roof replacement near me, we’re likely already working in your neighborhood. We cover Dallas, Fort Worth, and every surrounding city, find your area in the list below.

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Roof Replacement Across the DFW Metroplex

Cities We Offer Roof Replacement Services In

Davis Roofing Solutions installs new roofs in every community across the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, including Watauga, Haltom City, Richland Hills, Hurst, Keller, and Colleyville. Find your city below to see our local roof replacement service.