Roofing contractor in Burleson, TX
Burleson has grown fast, and the roofs on its newer subdivisions are starting to come due at the same time.
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Burleson subdivisions built in the same years are wearing out together
Burleson spent the last few decades as one of the faster-growing suburbs south of Fort Worth, with neighborhood after neighborhood going up along the I-35W corridor. Homes in a new subdivision are usually roofed in the same season with the same builder-grade shingle, so they age on the same schedule.
Builder-grade shingles are typically an entry-level architectural or three-tab line chosen for price. In North Texas heat many of them start losing granules and sealing strength somewhere past 15 years, which means a large share of Burleson homes are reaching that window now.
When one house on the street needs a roof, the neighbors' roofs are usually close behind. A hailstorm tends to turn that slow wear into a whole block of claims in the same month.
Same Standard Everywhere
Every roof in this part of Texas sits in the same hail corridor.
Your HOA probably has a say in the shingle
Most newer Burleson neighborhoods have a homeowners association, and many of them require approval of shingle color and style before a reroof. Some keep an approved list. Getting that approval before the job is scheduled avoids a letter afterward.
The upgrade question is a good one to raise at the same time. Moving from builder-grade to an impact-resistant Class 4 shingle often fits HOA rules, since it looks like a standard architectural shingle, and several Texas insurers offer a premium discount for it.
Newer two-story roofs have more valleys than they look
Production builders like to break up a two-story front elevation with gables and bump-outs. From the street it reads as one roof, but up top it can mean a dozen valleys and several places where a lower roof meets a second-story wall.
Those wall joints are where builder roofs most often leak, because the step flashing and kick-out flashing were installed quickly or left out. A replacement is the time to have them corrected, and it is worth checking them on any roof inspection.
Burleson sits in two counties, and that changes the paperwork
Part of Burleson lies in Johnson County and part in Tarrant County. The roof itself is the same either way, but your appraisal district and some county-level details depend on which side of the line your address falls.
Reroof permits inside city limits go through the City of Burleson regardless of county. Your roofer should confirm what your address needs.
What we do here
The same four, in Burleson.
Roof Replacement
A full tear-off and new roof system, installed to the manufacturer's specification so the warranty behind it holds.
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Leaks, blown-off shingles, cracked pipe boots and failed flashing found and fixed while the rest of the roof still has life in it.
Learn more 03Hail and Storm Damage Roof Repair
Hail and wind damage documented, repaired or replaced, with help through the insurance claim from the first inspection on.
Learn more 04Metal Roofing
Standing seam, Mueller exposed-fastener panels and TILCOR stone-coated steel for homes, barns and shops across North Texas.
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Roofing contractor in Burleson, answered
My Burleson house is about 15 years old. Does it need a new roof?
Not automatically. Age puts it in the range where wear starts to show, so it is a good time for an inspection. Granule loss, lifted tabs and brittle shingles mean replacement is getting close. A roof in good shape may have years left.
Several neighbors are getting new roofs after a storm. Should I check mine?
Yes. Houses on the same street usually took the same hail. Call (817) 558-6997 for a free roof inspection and find out whether yours has damage worth a claim.
Can I pick a different shingle color from the rest of the street?
That depends on your HOA. Many allow a range of approved colors, and some require a match. Check your deed restrictions or ask the HOA before you settle on one.
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Stevan Buren Roofing, Windows, and Flooring 919 N Nolan River Rd, Cleburne, TX 76033 (817) 558-6997 · office@