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Denton County · ~25 min (13 mi) from our Irving base

Roofing Contractor in Carrollton, TX

RJ Premium Roofing serves Carrollton from our Irving base, about 13 miles and 25 minutes south. We are a roofing contractor in Carrollton, TX for the city's 1970s and 1980s neighborhoods that are ready for re-roofs, for hail and wind repairs, and for flat-roof shops around the Downtown Carrollton square.

Carrollton grew fast during the 1970s and 1980s, and many homes from that boom are now on a second roof that is wearing out in turn. We drive up from Irving, about 13 miles and 25 minutes by I-35E or the Bush Turnpike, and cover the whole city, from the historic square and its DART station north through the Trinity Mills and Hebron Parkway areas to SH 121.

1970s and 1980s Neighborhoods Between Belt Line and Trinity Mills

The census shows how fast that happened: 13,855 residents in 1970, 40,595 in 1980 and 82,169 by 1990, so much of the city was framed and roofed inside twenty years. South of Trinity Mills Road, between Belt Line Road and Frankford Road, Carrollton is mostly brick one- and two-story homes from the city's growth years. Common features: hip roofs with several valleys, attic ventilation that relies on a few box vents, and original plywood decking now 40-plus years old. Many of these roofs were replaced in the 1990s or 2000s with three-tab shingles that are now brittle and losing granules. North of Trinity Mills, toward Hebron Parkway and SH 121, the homes are newer, often from the 1990s and 2000s, and their first roofs are reaching the age where hail finishes what heat started.

1980s Carrollton two-story with a hip roof showing curled and faded asphalt shingles
Curled tabs and faded color on a hip roof from the 1980s building boom.

Tree canopy is thick in the older sections, so valleys and gutters fill with leaves, and limbs scrape shingles during high wind. Those hip roofs also carry more valleys and hip ridges than a simple gable, and every one is a seam where water gathers, so valley wear tends to show early. On two-story homes, step flashing where a lower roof meets the upper wall is a frequent leak point. Hail is the other pressure: in NICB counts for 2017–2019, Dallas ranked in the top five nationally for hail claims, and Carrollton shares that storm season.

Are Older Carrollton Roofs Worth Repairing or Replacing?

A repair makes sense when damage is local: a lifted ridge, a cracked pipe boot, a valley that leaks in one spot. Replacement makes sense when the problems are spread out. Here is what pushes a Carrollton roof toward roof replacement:

  • two shingle layers already on the deck
  • soft or delaminated plywood found in the attic
  • curling or cupping on more than one slope
  • granules collecting in gutters after every rain
  • repeated leaks at different spots

Our article on whether to repair or replace a roof in DFW goes deeper on the math.

Flashlight on stained roof decking inside a Carrollton attic during a roof inspection
Dark stains on attic decking point to slow leaks that never reached the ceiling.

What a Roofing Contractor in Carrollton, TX Should Check

We start in the attic, looking for daylight, stains and soft decking, then go up top. On the roof we check every slope for hail bruises, wind creases and nail pops; inspect flashing at chimneys and walls; look at pipe boots, which crack in Texas sun; and measure the roof so the estimate is exact. You get photos of everything, a written report and a free estimate, in English or Spanish. After a storm, if you open a claim, we can join the adjuster for the roof walk.

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Commercial Roofing Near the Downtown Carrollton Square

The historic square has older brick buildings with flat roofs hidden behind parapets, where most leaks start at the parapet flashing or at clogged scuppers. Newer strips along Belt Line Road and the industrial parks off I-35E use modified bitumen, TPO or metal. We repair, recoat where it fits and replace when a membrane is spent; see commercial roofing for the systems.

Row of older two-story brick storefronts with flat roofs and parapet walls near a historic town square
Older brick storefronts carry flat roofs hidden behind parapets.

Storm Damage Roof Repair After Hail and Wind on I-35E

Spring storms that roll across the I-35E corridor tend to bring both hail and straight-line wind. Wind lifts ridge caps and rake shingles first; hail bruises the field and dents soft metals. We document both, because a claim that only lists one can miss part of the damage. Our hail damage roof repair and roof insurance claims pages explain how we handle each step.

Missing ridge cap shingles after a wind storm on a Carrollton home
Wind tends to peel ridge caps and rake edges first.

Which County Are You In, and Does It Change Your Permit?

It does not. Carrollton straddles three counties, which confuses some owners about permits, but your roof is handled the same way wherever the county line falls. Whether your address is in Dallas, Denton or Collin County, the City of Carrollton issues building permits. Check with the City of Carrollton's building inspection division for current permit and contractor registration rules; the division takes permit applications online through its CityServe portal, and we confirm the rules for your address before we schedule. We also cover the neighboring cities of Addison, Farmers Branch, Coppell, Lewisville and The Colony.

Roofing services we bring to Carrollton, TX

Roofer in a safety harness installing architectural shingles on an Irving, TX ranch home at golden hour

Roofing Contractor in Irving, TX

From our Irving base we reach Carrollton up I-35E or the President George Bush Turnpike, about 13 miles and 25 minutes to the middle of the city, with SH 121 addresses a little farther north.

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Hail-battered shingle roof in Irving, TX after a spring storm, with an inspector marking hits in chalk

Hail Damage Roof Repair

Spring storms crossing the I-35E corridor often bring hail and straight-line wind together, so we test-square every slope, photograph dented vents and gutters, and record wind-lifted ridge caps in the same report.

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Brick ranch house in Irving, TX halfway through a roof replacement, with new charcoal shingles meeting bare decking

Roof Replacement

Brick homes from the 1970s–80s growth years between Belt Line Road and Trinity Mills Road often wear brittle second-generation three-tab shingles over 40-year-old plywood decking that needs checking at tear-off.

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Shingle roof in Irving, TX with a continuous ridge vent and heat shimmer on a summer afternoon

Roof & Attic Ventilation

Many older Carrollton hip roofs vent the attic through a few box vents, which traps summer heat; when we re-roof, we balance intake and exhaust so new shingles are not baked from below.

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Roofer in a safety harness replacing a few architectural shingles on a brick ranch home during a roof repair in Irving, TX

Roof Repair

Thick canopy in the older neighborhoods packs valleys and gutters with leaves and lets limbs scrape shingles in high wind, so valley leaks and cracked pipe boots are common calls for a targeted repair.

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White single-ply membrane roof on a mid-rise office building in Irving, TX, with rooftop units and a clear sky

Commercial Roofing

Brick storefronts around the historic Downtown Carrollton square hide flat roofs behind parapets, while newer strips on Belt Line Road and industrial parks off I-35E use modified bitumen, TPO or metal.

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Inspector photographing hail-damaged shingles on an Irving, TX home for a roof insurance claim

Roof Insurance Claims

Whether the address falls in the Dallas, Denton or Collin County part of Carrollton, we write the same photo-backed damage report, explain the policy pages you share and can meet your adjuster on the roof.

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“R J Roofing just did our roof, the provided us exceptional work at a great price…. Started and finished the job in one day, cleaned the sight afterward, everything looks amazing… they even painted the fan and pipes on top of the house, which I was not expecting, but looks amazing….”
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Roofing in Carrollton, TX: questions we hear

Do you work in all three counties that Carrollton covers?

Yes. Carrollton crosses Dallas, Denton and Collin counties, and we serve addresses in each one. The county matters for your tax bill, not for your roof: the City of Carrollton handles building permits citywide, so we check its current requirements for your street whether you live near Belt Line Road or up by SH 121. The inspection and estimate are free either way.

Do you roof commercial buildings near Downtown Carrollton?

Yes. The historic square has older brick buildings with flat roofs behind parapet walls, and nearby strips along Belt Line Road use low-slope systems. We repair leaks at parapet flashing and drains, replace worn membranes and document hail damage for the owner's insurer. We plan staging and tear-off around storefront hours and the foot traffic near the DART station.

Should I repair or replace a 1970s or 1980s Carrollton roof?

It depends on what is under the shingles. If the roof is a second layer, the decking has soft spots or the shingles are curling across several slopes, replacement usually costs less over time than repeated patches. If damage is limited to a valley or a few missing shingles, a repair is reasonable. We show you photos of both options during the free inspection.

How do I know if a Carrollton storm actually damaged my roof?

Look from the ground for dented gutters or vents, granules collecting at downspouts, and shingles or ridge caps in the yard. Those are clues, not proof. The only way to know is a hands-on inspection of every slope, which we do at no cost and document with photos, so you can decide whether a claim makes sense before you call your insurer.

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From our Irving base to Carrollton, TX

RJ Premium Roofing works out of Irving, TX 75062, ~25 min (13 mi) from our Irving base away. We come to you; there is no showroom to visit.

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RJ Premium Roofing · Irving, TX 75062 · (725) 745-8803 · Serving Dallas–Fort Worth in English and Spanish

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