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Aledo, Texas · Parker County

Roofing in Aledo, Texas, Done by People Who Live Here

Replacement, repair, hail work, inspections and seamless gutters across Aledo, Willow Park, Hudson Oaks, Annetta and Weatherford.

We walk the roof, photograph what we find, and hand you the findings before anyone talks about price.

Insured crewsFree inspectionsWritten line-item estimatesWorkmanship warranty in writing

What you get on every job

Insured crews
Free roof inspection
Photographed findings
Written line-item estimate
Workmanship warranty in writing
Magnetic nail sweep at cleanup
Permits handled
Local crews, not storm chasers
Eight lines of work

Roofing Services for Aledo Homes and Businesses

Eight lines of work, and every one of them starts the same way. Somebody gets on the roof, looks it over, and writes down what is actually there.

Roof Replacement

Full tear-off and new system installation. We strip the old roof down to the deck, replace anything rotten underneath, and build the new system to the manufacturer's spec so the material warranty actually stands.

Roof Repair

Targeted repair of shingles, flashing, valleys, boots and decking. If the roof has ten more years in it and the problem is four square feet wide, that is what we fix and what we charge for.

Storm & Hail Damage Roof Repair

Post-event assessment, documentation and repair or replacement. Parker County takes hail seriously, and so does the paperwork. We photograph every strike and mark the test squares.

Roof Inspections

Condition assessment, pre-purchase and post-storm inspection with written findings. You get a written report with photographs, not a verbal opinion from the driveway.

Roof Leak Repair

Leak source tracing and correction, including interior-symptom diagnosis. Water rarely enters where the stain shows up. We trace it back to the actual entry point before anything gets sealed.

Metal Roofing

Standing seam and metal shingle installation. Concealed-fastener standing seam and stamped metal shingle systems, detailed properly at the panel ends, the valleys and every penetration.

Commercial Roofing

Low-slope and flat systems for business property. Mechanically attached TPO, modified bitumen and restoration coatings for shops, offices and church buildings across Parker County.

Gutters & Downspouts

Seamless gutter installation, guards and drainage correction. Seamless aluminium run on site to the exact length of your fascia, pitched and discharged where the water will not undercut the foundation.

Why homeowners call us back

Why Aledo Homeowners Call Us Back

Roofing has a reputation problem in North Texas, and it was earned. Here is what we do differently, and how you can check each one.

Roofer fastening shingles along a ridge line on a Parker County home
01

Local crews, not travelling storm crews

The guys on your roof work out of Parker County. After a hail event, the trucks with out-of-state plates arrive within days and are gone within months, and the warranty goes with them. We are still here in March when you notice the ridge cap lifted. Ask where the crew sleeps. It is a fair question and it separates most of the field.

02

A process you can actually picture

You will know the crew size, the start time, the expected number of days, what happens if it rains halfway through the tear-off, and where the dumpster sits. Roofing is loud and messy for a day or two, and pretending otherwise helps nobody. We tell you what the disruption looks like before it starts.

03

We say when a roof does not need replacing

Plenty of Aledo roofs that get quoted for full replacement need a valley rebuilt and four boots swapped. If yours is one of them, we will tell you, write up the repair and let the replacement wait until the roof has genuinely earned it. That answer costs us the bigger job and it is still the right answer.

04

Photographs of everything we find

Nobody expects you to climb up and verify. So we photograph the hail bruising, the lifted shingles, the cracked boot, the rusted flashing, and the decking underneath if it comes to that. The photographs come to you whether or not you hire us.

05

Line-item written estimates

One number for a whole roof tells you nothing and makes comparison impossible. Our estimates break out tear-off, decking replacement, underlayment, the shingle system, flashing, ventilation, gutters and disposal as separate lines with quantities. Change one line and you can see exactly what it moves.

06

Workmanship warranty stated separately, in writing

The manufacturer warrants the material. We warrant the installation. Those are two different promises and most estimates blur them into one sentence. Ours states the workmanship term in writing, on the document, before you sign anything.

07

Straight answers about insurance

We will explain what an adjuster is looking for, what the difference between actual cash value and replacement cost means for your out-of-pocket number, and what documentation helps. What we will not do is negotiate your claim, adjust it, or offer to make your deductible disappear. Texas is clear on that line and so are we.

Where we work

Roofing Across Aledo and Parker County

Aledo sits on the west side of the I-20 corridor, and the roofs out here take weather the way rural North Texas roofs do. Open exposure, long fetch for wind, and hail that arrives without much warning between March and June. We cover Aledo first and the ring of towns around it second, from Willow Park and Hudson Oaks down the interstate to Weatherford, east through Benbrook into Fort Worth, and south along US 377 to Cresson and Granbury. One number reaches all of it.

We know these streets

Ranch House Road, Bailey Ranch, Old Annetta, Stagecoach Trail. Knowing the roads means the crew shows up when the office said they would, and it means we already know which neighbourhoods took the worst of a given storm cell before the first call comes in.

Consistent response across the area

We stage crews and material around the I-20 corridor rather than running everything out of a single yard in Fort Worth. A roof in Annetta gets the same start window as a roof three streets from our own. Nobody waits longer because they live on the far side of the county line.

One call covers the whole map

Whether the roof is in Aledo, Springtown or White Settlement, (682) 474-1411 is the number. Same crews, same written estimate format, same workmanship warranty. You do not get routed to a different franchise depending on your ZIP code.

AledoPrimaryI-20 and FM 1187
Willow ParkI-20 and Ranch House Road
Hudson OaksI-20 and FM 1187
AnnettaI-20 and FM 5
WeatherfordI-20 and US 180
BenbrookUS 377 and I-20
Fort WorthI-30 and I-820
CressonUS 377 and SH 171
SpringtownSH 199
AzleSH 199 and FM 730
White SettlementI-30 and Las Vegas Trail
GranburyUS 377 and SH 144

Not sure whether your street falls inside the map? It probably does, and one short conversation settles it.

Check your address — (682) 474-1411

Get Your Roof Looked At Before It Decides for You

Most roofs give you notice. A lifted ridge cap, granules in the gutter, a stain that only shows up after a hard rain. A free inspection turns that into a written answer.

Book your free inspection — (682) 474-1411

Photographed findings and a line-item estimate, whether or not you hire us.

Questions we get most

Straight Answers About Roofing in Aledo

The questions we get most, answered the way we would answer them standing in your driveway.

That depends entirely on where the damage sits and how much life the field of the roof has left. If the shingles are still pliable, the granule loss is even and the problem is localised to a valley, a flashing joint or a few boots, repair is usually the right call. We will tell you which one you are looking at after we have walked it, and we put that answer in writing.

Most Aledo single-family roofs are a one to two day job for tear-off and install, weather permitting. Steeper pitches, multiple layers to strip or significant decking replacement push it toward three. We give you an expected number of days up front and tell you immediately if something we find on the deck changes it.

Cost moves with square footage, pitch, the number of penetrations, the shingle system you choose and how much decking has to be replaced. That is why our estimates are line-itemed rather than a single number. The inspection and the written estimate are free, so getting a real figure for your specific roof costs you nothing but the time it takes us to measure it.

Yes, and it includes the photographs and the written findings. We are not looking for a reason to charge you to look at a roof. If the roof is fine, we will say so and you will have documentation that it is fine.

We document damage thoroughly, we will meet your adjuster on site, and we will explain what the process involves in plain language. We do not adjust or negotiate claims on your behalf, and we will never offer to absorb or waive your deductible. Texas law is specific about where a roofing contractor's role ends, and we stay on the right side of that line.

Almost always, yes. It is loud, and anything hanging on the walls of an upstairs room is worth taking down for the day. If you have pets that startle easily or somebody working night shifts, tell us and we will talk through timing before we schedule.

We only strip what the crew can dry-in the same day, and we carry material to cover an exposed deck if the sky turns. That contingency is part of how the job is planned rather than something we figure out when it starts. Nothing gets left open overnight.

Debris goes into a dumpster positioned where you agree it goes, not wherever is convenient. At the end we run a magnetic sweep over the driveway, the walks and the yard perimeter, and we do it more than once. Landscaping gets covered before the tear-off starts.

Two separate things. The shingle manufacturer warrants the material, with the term depending on the system you choose. We warrant our installation separately, and that workmanship term is stated on the estimate in writing before you sign. If someone gives you one blended warranty sentence, ask which part covers what.

Aledo first, then Willow Park, Hudson Oaks, Annetta, Weatherford, Benbrook, Fort Worth, Cresson, Springtown, Azle, White Settlement and Granbury. If your street is near the edge of that list, call (682) 474-1411 and we will tell you straight away.

Roofer in a hard hat and fall-protection harness working on a roof structure
About the company

About Aledo Roofing Pros

Aledo Roofing Pros is a Parker County roofing contractor working on homes and small commercial buildings across Aledo and the towns along the I-20 corridor. We built the business around three habits: get on the roof, photograph what is there, and write the price down line by line. Everything else follows from those three.

  • Get on the roof
  • Photograph what is there
  • Write the price down line by line
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Find Out What Your Roof Actually Needs

One walk-through and you will have photographs, written findings and a line-item estimate. No pressure to schedule anything, and no charge for the visit.

(682) 474-1411

Insured crews · Photographed findings · Workmanship warranty in writing