You can realistically expect to get about 70-75% of the lifespan from asphalt shingles. For example, a 3-tab shingle roof typically lasts around 15 years, while architectural shingles can last about 18 years. Luxury shingles, being thicker, can last up to 25years in Texas.

Texas weather greatly affects a roof’s lifespan due to extreme temperatures, intense sun, heavy rains, and high winds. Prolonged heat can make shingles brittle, while storms and hail may cause damage and leaks. Humidity can also lead to mold and algae growth. Selecting quality materials and performing regular maintenance can help reduce these effects and prolong your roof’s life.

Lastly improper attic ventilation can severely affect the life expectancy of your single roof.

Many people think roof replacement is only needed when a leak appears, but taking a proactive approach can be much more beneficial. Choosing to replace your roof, even without visible damage or leaks, is a smart investment in the long-term health of your home.

An old roof can lead to significant damage to your home, even if it isn’t leaking.

Aging shingles may lose their protective granules, making the roof less effective at shielding your home from the elements. This deterioration can result in reduced energy efficiency, allowing heat to escape in winter and increasing cooling costs in summer.

Furthermore, a weakened roof structure may be more susceptible to wind damage, potentially leading to costly repairs.

Additionally, an old roof can create an environment for mold and mildew growth in the attic, compromising indoor air quality and causing health issues. Regular inspections and timely replacement are essential to prevent these problems.

Whether homeowners insurance will cover your roof replacement in Texas depends on a few factors, including the cause of the damage and your specific policy. Most policies cover damage from events like hail, wind, fire, or vandalism, which are common in Texas. However, they typically do not cover issues related to normal wear and tear or lack of maintenance.

It’s important to carefully review your insurance policy and talk to your agent to understand your coverage and any deductibles that may apply. If you’re uncertain about your roof’s condition, reach out today and one of our roofing professionals can help determine if a claim is appropriate.

You can Call or Text (713) 876-8134 for immediate support.

The cost of a new roof in Texas can vary widely depending on several factors, including the size of your home, the type of roofing materials you choose, and the complexity of the installation. On average, homeowners can expect to pay between $5,000 and $15,000 for a new roof.

Asphalt shingles are typically the most affordable option, while materials like metal, tile, or slate can be more expensive. Additionally, factors such as local labor rates, permits, and any necessary repairs to the underlying structure can influence the overall cost. 

Our roof experts can help guide you with selecting the best materials, while keeping cost lower.

In many cases, homeowners are trying to avoid paying large out of pocket costs when replacing their roof. Getting a loan to replace a roof, allows you to keep more money in your pocket and break the cost of replacing a roof into affordable monthly payments.

Our roof financing allows applicants with as low as a 550 FICO score to get qualified for a roof replacement loan. 

Apply today without affecting your credit score, and get your roof replacement started!

Yes! Financing a roof replacement does not impact your warranties.

Roof replacement warranties include manufacturer warranties for materials, which can range from 20 years to a lifetime (depending on the brand of shingle), and we offer a lifetime workmanship warranty!