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Ellis County, TX.

Roofing and exterior work across Ellis County, TX.

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About Ellis County, TX

Ellis County is Waxahachie and Midlothian, blackland prairie south of the metroplex.

North Texas takes hail every spring and most roofs here are replaced because of a storm rather than because they wore out. That changes how a roof should be specified in the first place.

How we work it

All nineteen services run throughout Ellis County, TX, residential and commercial. Crews are out of Aledo, which puts most of this county inside a short haul.

Caleb Robb is a licensed General Contractor as well as a roofing contractor, so projects that go past the roof line stay with one company.

Crew working on a residential shingle roof in North Texas

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Inspections and claims

Free inspections throughout Ellis County, TX, documented with photos so you are looking at your own roof. If it has life left we say so.

After a storm we document the damage and meet your adjuster on site. We do not file claims or read policies for you; we make sure what is there is on the record.

Close detail of layered shingle and metal roofing material

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Materials for this climate

Class 4 impact resistant shingles come up on most quotes in this county, because they survive more hail events and usually earn a premium discount that offsets much of the upgrade.

Metal and tile both outlast shingle by decades on structures that can carry them. Which is right depends on the building, the budget and how long the owner intends to hold it.

Siding on the side elevation of a North Texas home

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Beyond the roof

Gutters, siding, fencing, general construction and lighting all run in Ellis County, TX. A hail event rarely damages only the roof.

Bundling the work while crews are already on site is cheaper than three separate mobilizations, and you deal with one company for the warranty.

Crew working on a residential shingle roof in North Texas

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Commercial and industrial

TPO, flat and industrial systems for commercial property throughout Ellis County, TX, scheduled around the building’s hours.

Phasing matters as much as material on a building that cannot come out of service. We sequence so exposed area never exceeds the weather window.

Common questions

If yours is not here, call and ask.

Call (817) 412-0474

Do you do free inspections?

Yes, and it is a real inspection — we get on the roof and document what we find with photos. If the roof has life left in it we will tell you.

Will you work with my insurance?

We document damage thoroughly and meet your adjuster on site. We do not file the claim for you or interpret your policy, but we make sure what is actually there gets on the record.

What is a Class 4 shingle?

Class 4 is the top impact rating available. In hail country it usually earns an insurance premium discount, which over the life of the roof can offset much of the upgrade cost.

How long does a roof replacement take?

Most residential roofs are a one to two day tear-off and install once the material is on site. Flat and commercial systems run longer and get scheduled around the building.

Are you certified?

GAF certified and an OMNI RGB certified installer, BBB accredited, and veteran owned. GAF certification is what lets us offer manufacturer-backed warranty coverage.

Do you offer financing or discounts?

Financing is available through Hearth. Military discounts and TCU grad discounts are standing — mention it when you call.

Do you do more than roofing?

Yes. Gutters, siding, fencing, general construction, and Christmas, holiday and permanent lighting. The point of the name is that the whole exterior is one conversation.

Towns we cover

Waxahachie

Waxahachie is the Ellis County seat with a large historic district.

Midlothian

Midlothian is north Ellis County, growing fast along US 287.

Tell us about the project

Anywhere in Ellis County, TX — tell us the address and the roof’s age.