Dallas-Fort Worth Roof Installation

Types of Roofing Materials and Their Benefits

Selecting the right roofing material is one of the first and most important decisions you'll make during a roof installation project. Each option has its own advantages, so it’s worth evaluating which material aligns with your budget, style, and long-term goals. Our team at Hargrove Roofing - Dallas can assess your specific needs and make a personalized recommendation.

We can help you explore many popular roof material options, including:

• Asphalt shingles. Asphalt shingles tend to be affordable and versatile, making them one of the most common choices for residential properties. They come in various colors and styles, offering great curb appeal without breaking your budget.
• Metal roofing. Metal roofs are durable, eco-friendly, and built to handle extreme weather conditions while lasting for decades. They reflect sunlight, lowering energy bills during hot Texas summers.
• Clay, concrete, or slate tiles. These heavy-duty materials add a classic, elegant look to your home or building and can perform exceptionally well in hot climates. They are fire-resistant and have a lifespan that can exceed 50 years.

Schedule an initial consultation to discuss your needs with our Dallas-Fort Worth roof installation experts today by calling (469) 860-0715 or contacting us online. We offer free estimates and financing options!

The Typical Roof Installation Process and Timeline

Most residential roofs can be installed within a few days, while larger commercial projects may take longer. We can walk you through how long we expect the installation to take and provide regular updates as we progress or should we encounter any unexpected obstacles. No matter the size or complexity of the job, our Dallas-Fort Worth roof installation professionals are focused on delivering quality results while minimizing disruption. 

When you work with our seasoned roofing contractors, an installation project generally involves the following steps:

• Consultation and inspection. Our team will meet with you to discuss your needs and conduct a detailed inspection of your existing roof (or review plans for new construction). This helps us recommend the best materials and solutions.
• Planning and scheduling. Once you’ve selected your roofing material, we can create a clear, step-by-step plan and schedule the work at a time that’s convenient for you.
• Preparation. Before installing your new roof, we’ll remove the old one (if applicable), inspect the decking for damage, and make any necessary repairs.
• Physical installation. Our licensed and insured crew will then install the new materials with precision and care, following manufacturer guidelines and adhering to strict safety protocols.
• Final inspection and cleanup. After we’ve completed the installation, we will review everything to confirm it meets your expectations before leaving your property as clean as we found it. 

Factors That Can Delay the Roof Installation Timeline

Certain factors can push back the completion of your roof installation. We are familiar with these challenges and can take proactive steps to help keep your project on track as much as possible.

Common issues that can delay a roof installation can include:

• Weather conditions. Mother Nature doesn’t always cooperate. Rain, strong winds, or extreme heat can postpone roof work, as these conditions can compromise safety and the quality of the installation. To mitigate this risk, consider scheduling your roof installation during seasons with relatively stable weather. We can help you keep an eye on forecasts and discuss contingency plans in case extreme weather arrives. 
• Unexpected structural damage. Sometimes, hidden damage to the roof's decking or structure is only uncovered after removing the old roofing materials. Rotten wood, mold, or other issues may require repairs before the new roof can be installed. To avoid surprises, request a detailed roof inspection before the project begins. This helps address any potential problems upfront and reduces the likelihood of delays down the line.
• Permit and inspection delays. Most roof installations require permits, and inspections may need to be completed at different stages of the project. Delays can occur if paperwork isn’t submitted on time or if there’s a backlog at your local building department. We understand local regulations and can start the permitting process early to help avoid bottlenecks. 
• Material availability. Depending on the roofing material you choose, availability could be a factor. Specialty materials like clay tiles or custom metal panels may take longer to source, especially during high-demand periods. To prevent delays, consider selecting materials with wide availability or place your order well in advance.