Roofing Contractor in Carrollton.

Does your Carrollton roof have missing or lifted shingles, a stain spreading across a ceiling, or shingles that look worn well past their years?

These three come up often in Carrollton for straightforward reasons. Wind gets under a shingle edge and lifts, creases, or tears it loose, sometimes taking a ridge cap with it. Once a shingle or flashing seal fails, water finds its way to the deck and eventually shows up as a ceiling stain, often well after the original damage happened. And older roofing material simply gives out from years of sun exposure, going brittle and losing its ability to seal. Any of the three is worth a look before it gets worse.

Roofing services in Carrollton

What Carrollton homes are up against

Carrollton sits inside a part of the country that leads the nation in hail claims. The National Insurance Crime Bureau found Texas ranked first with 637,977 hail loss claims from 2017 through 2019, and nearby McKinney and Dallas ranked among the top five U.S. cities for hail claims in that same period, with 34,134 and 25,262 claims respectively. That kind of exposure reaches Carrollton roofs regularly, even in years without a headline storm.

The insurance side of a hail claim in Carrollton often comes with its own rules. The Texas Department of Insurance notes that wind and hail deductibles are frequently higher than deductibles for other types of damage, and a policy may set a separate windstorm deductible apart from coverage for fire or theft. Knowing that up front changes how a Carrollton homeowner reads their policy before filing.

There's also no state roofing license in Texas. The Roofing Contractors Association of Texas points out that the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation doesn't administer roofing licensure, which is why RCAT maintains its own voluntary program. Carrollton homeowners hiring a contractor are relying more on that contractor's own track record than on a state credential.

Housing age adds to the picture. Census data for the broader Plano area, which sits close to Carrollton, puts the median home build year at 1993 with about 64% of homes built between 1970 and 1999. A large share of Carrollton's housing stock falls in that same 25 to 55 year range, old enough that roofing material is often reaching or past its expected service life.

Why Carrollton chooses Absolute Professional Roofing Contractors

We've served the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex since 2009, and we're licensed under number 80001716. Our roofs come with a 20-year warranty on qualifying installs, and we handle insurance supplementing so nothing gets left off an approved scope by mistake. We've built relationships with our roofing material vendors over more than 10 years, which keeps material availability and quality consistent from one Carrollton job to the next. Integrity and doing the job right the first time are the two principles the company was built on, and that's what shows up on a Carrollton roof.