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Argyle started as a few farm families in the 1850s, in a spot then called Pilot Knob or Waintown. It took the name Argyle in 1881, when the Texas and Pacific Railroad laid track through, and it did not incorporate until September 1960. For most of its history it stayed tiny: about 1,575 people lived here in 1990. By 2020 the count was 4,403, and new master-planned communities along the town's edges keep adding homes. That mix of old acreage, custom homes and brand-new neighborhoods is what makes roofing in Argyle different from the suburbs around it. Different Roofing is based in The Colony, and inspections in Argyle are free.

White brick two-story home with a new dark architectural shingle roof on Grandview Drive in Argyle, TX

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Recent Argyle Job: Grandview Drive

On Grandview Drive, we replaced a worn 3-tab roof with Class 4 impact-resistant architectural shingles and a high-profile ridge cap. Our guide on whether Class 4 shingles are worth it in Texas explains what that upgrade offers against hail. We also painted the fascia and replaced the windows, so the homeowner had one company for the whole exterior refresh.

Argyle Neighborhoods and Home Types

  • Large-lot and custom-home areas: Argyle's zoning has long favored big lots, so many established homes sit on an acre or more. Areas like the Estates of Pilot Knob have custom homes on wooded acreage, and Country Lakes is an older neighborhood built around stocked fishing ponds.
  • Canyon Falls: a 1,200-acre master-planned community where Argyle, Flower Mound and Northlake meet, built around rolling hills and mature trees, with homes from builders such as Toll Brothers, Drees and Highland Homes. Most sections are served by Argyle ISD.
  • Harvest: Hillwood's community spanning Argyle and Northlake, one of the first "agrihoods" in Texas, with a working farm, orchards and garden plots. In 2024 it also offered estate lots of one to three acres.

Because so much of Argyle is new, the typical home here is young: the median home was built around 2013. That puts many roofs in the 10- to 15-year range, which is when hail and wind wear start to add up. Large custom homes add their own challenges: steep pitches, many separate roof planes, and detached shops, barns or guest houses with roofs of their own. Those details affect both how a roof holds up and what a replacement costs.

HOAs, Acreage and Your Roof

The master-planned communities, including Canyon Falls and Harvest, have homeowners associations with architectural guidelines for exterior materials and colors. Acreage properties outside those communities often have fewer rules. Either way, we follow your HOA's rules and help you put together what the association needs to see before work starts.

Trees and Open Country

Argyle takes its trees seriously. In 2017 the town revised its tree ordinance to protect more trees, with mitigation rules that scale with trunk size. Those mature trees shade a lot of roofs, which means more leaves in gutters and more limbs over shingles. The west side of town is a different story: open pasture toward Robson Ranch gives wind a long run with nothing to slow it down, and NOAA has recorded 60 mph gusts there more than once.

Argyle Hail and Wind History

NOAA's Storm Events Database lists these hail and wind reports in or at Argyle:

  • May 6, 2025: quarter-size (1-inch) hail was reported in Argyle.
  • June 11, 2023: a trained spotter reported golf-ball-size (1.75-inch) hail in Argyle.
  • March 2, 2023: thunderstorm winds estimated near 61 mph knocked down trees that blocked roads and damaged or snapped power poles in Argyle.
  • March 26, 2017: baseball-size (2.75-inch) hail fell in the city, knocking out car windows.
  • June 21, 2011: golf-ball-size hail broke windows in cars and homes and damaged roofs in Argyle, and winds estimated near 75 mph snapped oak trees.
  • February 9, 2009: winds estimated near 86 mph overturned outbuildings in Argyle.

Nearby, just outside town:

  • September 5, 2025: a home weather station in Robson Ranch, just west of Argyle, recorded a 60 mph gust.
  • April 1, 2024: 2-inch hail was reported in The Hills of Argyle, about three miles north-northeast of town, and 1.5-inch hail fell near Country Club Road and US 377.
  • March 14, 2024: a trained spotter measured tennis-ball-size (2.5-inch) hail just north of Argyle.
  • May 24, 2011: an EF2 tornado began in the Country Lakes subdivision near the Argyle–Denton line and damaged the roofs of numerous homes.

Our free inspection documents every slope with photos, and if you file a claim, we meet the adjuster on your roof. For tougher shingle options, see our Class 4 impact-resistant roofing page.

Foundation Repair in Argyle

Argyle sits right where Denton County’s sandy Cross Timbers meet the black clay of the Grand Prairie, so two homes a mile apart can move very differently. Much of the town center sits on Grayson marl, and in a study of Denton-area homes, those on Grayson soils showed about three times the foundation damage of homes on Woodbine sand. Add large custom homes on acreage, long driveways and mature trees pulling moisture out of the ground every summer, and it is common to see brick cracks, sticking doors or gaps at the trim on homes only 20 years old. We inspect for free and repair with pressed concrete piers, steel push piers or helical piers depending on the soil and the house. We also look at drainage, because grading or a French drain that moves water away from the slab keeps clay from swelling. Every pier we install carries a lifetime warranty. Learn more about our foundation repair.

Solar in Argyle

Argyle homes on big lots often have the open, unshaded roof space solar needs, and because we are roofers, we check that roof first so panels never go on shingles that will need replacing soon. The Town notes that electric providers differ by location. Some addresses are on CoServ, a member-owned co-op that sets its own solar terms and credits exported power at its avoided wholesale cost. Others are on Oncor lines, where you choose a retail plan and the plan decides what extra power earns. Your bill shows which one you have. The federal residential solar tax credit ended after 2025, so we size systems on your real usage, and our solar partner handles the panel work under the Different Roofing name. Inquire for pricing. See our solar installation page.

Roofing and Home Services in Argyle

If you are looking for a roofer in Argyle, we work on everything from small storm repairs to big custom roofs. That includes roof repair in Argyle after wind or hail and a full roof replacement in Argyle when a roof has reached the end of its life. If you searched "hail damage roof Argyle" after the last storm, start with a free inspection.

Nearby areas we serve: Flower Mound, Highland Village, Denton, Roanoke, Lewisville, and all of North Texas.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Argyle

  • Do you replace roofs on detached shops and barns on Argyle acreage?

    Yes. We can reroof the house and its outbuildings in one project, including metal roofs on barns and shops. We include each building in your free written quote.

  • Why does a large custom roof in Argyle cost more to replace?

    Steep pitches and many separate roof planes take more cuts, more shingles and more labor than a simple roof of the same size. A free inspection and measurement gives you a written price for your roof. For typical ranges before we measure, see our roof replacement cost guide.

  • Is Argyle in the same hail path as Denton and Flower Mound?

    Sometimes. Storms that hit Argyle can hit neighboring towns the same day. On April 1, 2024, for example, NOAA logged hail from Robson Ranch to The Hills of Argyle north of town.

  • What should acreage owners check after a windstorm in Argyle?

    Walk the fence lines, look at outbuilding roofs, and check for limbs on or over the house and gutters pulled loose. Then call for a free inspection of the roof itself.

  • How do I choose a roofer in Argyle after a storm?

    Pick a licensed and insured company with real reviews from Denton County homeowners, get a written estimate before anything is signed, and make sure the roofer will photograph the damage and meet your adjuster. Be careful with crews that knock on doors right after a storm and leave town once the work is done. Different Roofing is based in The Colony, a short drive from Argyle, and our inspections are free.

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