Roofing Company in Midlothian, TX
Midlothian Roofing Co is here to give homeowners a straight answer on the roof: a free inspection, photographed slope by slope, and one written price before any work starts. Plenty of roofing companies around here quote from the driveway; this one starts on the roof.
Your roof, priced in writing
Torn off to the deckThe whole roof rebuilt, not covered over
Photographed, plane by planeDated photos you keep afterward
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The local numbers behind a roof decision here.
17Hail days on the county record
3.75"Biggest hail, June 2023
85 mphStrongest gust logged here
2004When the average house here went up
Storm figures: NOAA / NCEI Storm Events Database, Ellis County, on the record.
Who is behind it
Where a Midlothian roof decision starts.
One thing sits under everything Midlothian Roofing Co does: a homeowner should be able to find out what is wrong with their roof without buying anything first. So the look comes before the number. A roofer walks the roof, photographs it slope by slope, and tells you what is up there, including the times the answer is that nothing needs doing yet.
Knowing the town is the part that saves you money. A roof on the 1880s blocks and a roof in a phase that opened last year give out for completely different reasons, and the county storm record says which afternoons your own street stood under. You get told which of those your house is before anybody talks about a full roof replacement.
You can read who is behind Midlothian Roofing Co.
Residential
- Full replacement, priced line by line
- Hail and wind damage documented
- Leaks traced before they are patched
- Metal roofing and new-construction roofs
- Inspections written down
Commercial
- Flat and low-slope systems
- Membrane repair and recoating
- Roof work staged around business hours
- Scopes a property manager can forward
- Warehouse and light-industrial roofs
What gets built
One standard, put in writing.
Eleven separate jobs live under one standard here, from a full replacement down to a soft length of soffit. Most roof problems start small, and the ones that wait are the ones that grow.
Roof Replacement
A full tear-off, decking checked, and the whole assembly rebuilt to spec when patches stop making sense.
Roof Repair
A split boot, a pulled flashing leg, storm-lifted shingles: found at the source and fixed there.
Hail & Storm Damage
Bruised mats and cracked seals documented plane by plane, so a claim rests on what a roofer actually found.
Roof Inspections
The slopes, the vents and pipes, and the attic besides, with a written report and photos either way.
Metal Roofing
Standing-seam panels set with concealed fasteners, built for a roof meant to outlast more than one shingle cycle.
New Construction Roofing
The roof spec'd and built into a new Midlothian home from the decking up, working from the house plans.
The Standard Behind Every Midlothian Estimate
Deck upRebuilt from the decking, layer by layer
Spec'dEvery material named before it is ordered
PhotographedPhotographed before pricing starts
What Gets Settled Before a Ladder Touches Your House
Nothing starts until this part is settled on paper. Here is what the estimate has to name before a ladder touches the house, and it is what the bill will match at the end.
- Which slopes get torn off, and how deep the tear-off goes
- How much decking gets replaced, and what more of it would add
- Underlayment, flashing and ridge vent, each named rather than assumed
- Debris haul-off and the nail sweep, priced with the rest
Get your number
Start With the Free Look.
A roofer walks it, photographs it, and you take it from there.
Your roof, priced in writing
The standard
Three Steps, Same Order Every Time
The same sequence runs whether it turns out to be a corner of flashing or the whole roof. Here is what each one involves.
1
Get on the roof
A roofer walks the roof slope by slope and checks the flashing and the boots. Where what is on top points inside, the attic gets used too, to see the deck from underneath.
2
Put a number on it
Materials, tear-off depth, the decking allowance and the permit, all itemized, with one total at the bottom.
3
Build it in order
Decking first, then underlayment, ice-and-water at the eaves, flashing tied in, shingles, and the ridge vent last.
Service area
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Working Across Midlothian and Ellis County
Eighty hail reports sit on the Ellis County record and seventy-two of them were an inch across or bigger. Old Town or a street that went up last year, the roof gets the same walk.
Midlothian, TX
Questions
Common questions, answered.
Q1What is Midlothian Roofing Co, exactly?
A Midlothian roofing name, and the roofers behind it are independent local companies who do the inspecting, the estimating and the building. Midlothian Roofing Co exists so a homeowner here has one number to call and one standard holding whoever ends up on the ladder. Your address goes to one roofer, so you are talking to a person about your house instead of fielding five callbacks from one form. The free inspection is where every one of those conversations opens.
Q2How do I check out a Midlothian roofer before I let one on my roof?
Start with the paperwork the City already holds. Midlothian issues a roof permit only to a contractor registered with it and carrying insurance on file, so a current certificate and that registration are fair things to see before anybody climbs anything. Then look at the estimate. If the permit is missing from it, and there is no decking allowance anywhere on the page, you have a document built to win on price and grow later. The permit page lays out how registration and inspection work here.
Q3What does the first visit involve?
A Midlothian roofer calls you back, then comes out to the house. Nothing is priced from the driveway. The roofer walks every slope, opens the attic when what is on top points inside, and photographs the roof as he finds it, so a figure never turns up without pictures of your own house beside it. If the finding is that this roof is good for a few more years, that is what you hear, and the pictures and the date stay with you regardless.
Q4Nobody has been on my roof in years. Is it worth having someone up there now?
Yes, and the reason is the calendar more than the roof. Ellis County has logged 17 hail days across the last four years, and hail surfaces months after the afternoon that caused it, by which point the claim window your policy sets may have closed behind you. A roof that has been through a couple of springs without a walk has earned one. If nothing is wrong, that is the finding, and you hold dated photographs for whenever it stops being true.
Q5I already have a bid from another roofer. Is a second opinion worth it?
Bring it with you. Judging a price gets much easier once you know which layers it includes and which it quietly leaves out, and that is a comparison somebody can walk you through on your own roof. Our roofers will price the job their own way and show you where the two documents part company. Sometimes the first bid holds up and you hear that too. What sits under the number is where most of the gap between two bids lives.
Free inspection
Talk through your Midlothian roof plans
Send the form with your address and a line about the trouble, or call and describe it. Either way a roofer looks at the actual roof before anything is quoted, and there is nothing to decide on the spot.
Free, and the roof gets walkedMaterials and labor priced line by lineCall the number above
Get your estimateFree, in person, and read from the roof itself.