Roofing in five Texas metros.
Lone Star Roofing of Texas works in Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston and San Antonio, and the towns around them. Each one does something different to a roof. Here's what we see in each.
Roofing in Dallas.
- The weather
- North Texas sits in one of the most hail-prone parts of the country. Spring storms can build fast and drop large hail across whole neighborhoods in minutes.
- The roofs
- Mostly asphalt shingle on homes. Impact-rated shingles are worth asking about here.
- What to watch for
- Bruised shingles and lost granules after a storm. The damage is easy to miss from the ground.
Services to know about in Dallas
Roofing in Fort Worth.
- The weather
- The same spring hail season as Dallas, plus strong straight-line winds when storms roll in from the west.
- The roofs
- Plenty of single-story ranch homes with long, low roof lines that catch a lot of hail, and metal on shops and barns.
- What to watch for
- Lifted and creased shingles after high wind, and dented vents and gutters after hail.
Services to know about in Fort Worth
Roofing in Austin.
- The weather
- Long, hot summers and strong sun, with spring storms rolling in off the Hill Country.
- The roofs
- Asphalt shingle and a lot of metal, which handles the heat well. Attic ventilation matters here.
- What to watch for
- Shingles aging early from heat, and hot attics that cook the roof from underneath.
Services to know about in Austin
Roofing in San Antonio.
- The weather
- Strong sun most of the year and the occasional severe spring hailstorm.
- The roofs
- A good mix of tile, metal and shingle, including plenty of Spanish-style tile roofs.
- What to watch for
- Cracked or slipped tiles, and worn underlayment beneath tile that still looks fine from the street.
Services to know about in San Antonio
Roofing in Houston.
- The weather
- Heavy Gulf rain, high humidity and hurricane season from June to November.
- The roofs
- Shingle homes alongside a lot of flat and low-slope commercial roofs, where drainage matters most.
- What to watch for
- Wind-lifted shingles, overflowing gutters, and standing water on flat roofs.
Services to know about in Houston
Not on the map?
If you're near one of these cities, call and ask. We'll tell you straight whether we can get to you.