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Roofing Contractor in Keller, TX
Settlers reached the Big Bear Creek area in the 1840s, and Mount Gilead Baptist Church was founded here in 1850. When the Texas and Pacific Railway came through in 1881, a 40-acre townsite called Athol was laid out on July 19 of that year. Within a year it was renamed Keller, after railroad foreman John C. Keller. The city incorporated on November 16, 1955, and stayed small for decades: 13,683 people lived here in 1990. By 2020 the count was 45,776. Keller sits on the western edge of the Eastern Cross Timbers, so many of its streets are lined with old post oaks. Different Roofing is based in The Colony, and inspections in Keller are free.

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Our Work Near Keller
Our closest recent job is just north in Roanoke. On Oak Street we replaced the roof on the brick home above with Class 4 impact-resistant shingles and a high-profile ridge cap. We also built a patio, put up a new fence, replaced the windows and added a shed for the same homeowner.
Keller Neighborhoods and Home Types
- Hidden Lakes: Keller's largest neighborhood, a gated master-planned community of more than 1,800 homes in nine villages, built from about 1996 to 2010 around Sky Creek Ranch Golf Club.
- Wooded acre lots: Stonebridge is a gated neighborhood of custom homes on three-quarter-acre to one-acre lots, many of them wooded. Overton Ridge, in north Keller, has lots from about a third of an acre to three-quarters of an acre.
- 2000s neighborhoods: Bourland Oaks, built around a private lake from 2004 to 2013, and Harmonson Farms, built from 2004 to 2009 by Drees and Highland Homes. Wildwood, in northeast Keller, is a gated neighborhood of estate-style homes.
Most of Keller was built between the mid-1990s and the early 2010s, so a lot of roofs here are 13 to 30 years old. If your roof was on the house during the April 2021 hail and has never been checked, it is worth a free inspection. Bigger lots also mean more buildings to cover. We can reroof the house, a detached garage, a workshop and a barn in one project, including metal roofs on outbuildings.
Cross Timbers Oaks and Your Roof
Keller's tree cover is one of its best features, and one of the biggest things we see on Keller roofs. Post oak and blackjack oak limbs that hang over a roof wear the granules off shingles, fill valleys and gutters with leaves and acorns, and hold shade and moisture that let moss and algae grow. When wind hits, big limbs come down on roofs. The March 29, 2017 storm, with gusts estimated near 80 mph, damaged large trees and roofs across Keller. On every Keller job we check under the canopy closely, clean out gutters and valleys, and run magnets over the yard for nails when we finish.
Keller Hail and Wind History
NOAA's Storm Events Database lists these hail and wind reports in Keller:
- April 28, 2026: the emergency manager reported multiple 1-inch hailstones around Keller, and photos showed hail up to half-dollar size.
- April 28, 2021: one of the worst hail nights in Keller's history. Hail slightly larger than 3 inches was reported just east of Hillcrest Airport, 2.25-inch hail fell near Highway 377 and Mount Gilead Road, and 2.5-inch hail was reported northwest of town.
- March 29, 2017: winds estimated near 80 mph damaged large trees and roofs in Keller.
- November 17, 2015: a brief EF-0 tornado damaged several houses near Rapp Road and Rufe Snow Drive.
- May 24, 2011: tennis-ball-size (2.5-inch) hail fell on the west side of Keller.
Nearby, just outside town: on March 2, 2023, an 80 mph gust was measured at North Tarrant Parkway and Riverside Drive, and on May 27, 2024, a retired National Weather Service employee measured hail up to 2 inches just west of Keller.
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.
Gated Communities and HOAs
Hidden Lakes, Stonebridge and Wildwood are gated, and most Keller neighborhoods have an HOA. We set up gate access with you, keep trucks where your community allows, and follow your HOA's rules on shingle style and color. If your HOA wants an architectural request first, we help you fill it out.
Foundation Repair in Keller
Keller sits in the Cross Timbers, and much of the city is built on Grayson marl and Main Street limestone, clay-rich ground that swells when it is wet and shrinks in drought. North Keller’s 1970s ranch homes sit on half-acre lots under towering post oaks, and those big trees pull a lot of water out of the soil in August, which can drop one corner of a slab. Newer neighborhoods like Marshall Ridge are not immune either. Signs to watch for are stair-step cracks in brick, doors that drag, and gaps where the wall meets the ceiling. We inspect for free and repair with pressed concrete piers, steel push piers or helical piers, chosen for the soil and the weight of the house, plus drainage correction where water collects near the foundation. Every pier we install carries a lifetime warranty. See our foundation repair page.
Solar in Keller
Keller has two electric companies. Part of the city is on Oncor lines with retail choice, where the plan you pick decides what extra solar power earns. Other addresses are served by Tri-County Electric Cooperative, which credits exported power at its avoided cost and charges a monthly fee for solar systems. Your bill tells you which one you have, and we factor it into the size of the system. Keller’s oak canopy matters too: we check tree shade and the condition of your roof before recommending panels. Our solar partner does the panel work under the Different Roofing name, and since the federal residential credit ended after 2025, the numbers we show you are based on your real usage. Inquire for pricing. See our solar installation page.
Roofing and Home Services in Keller
If you are looking for a roofer in Keller, we work on everything from a single storm repair to a full tear-off on a custom home. That includes roof repair in Keller after wind or hail and roof replacement in Keller when a roof has reached the end of its life. Most roofs are done in one day.
- Free roof inspections and storm and hail damage repair
- Roof replacement and roof repair with a lifetime workmanship warranty
- Class 4 impact-resistant shingles and emergency roof tarping
- Gutters, fencing and windows
- Solar installation and foundation repair
- Financing available. Se habla español.
Nearby areas we serve: Southlake, Roanoke, Grapevine, Argyle, and all of North Texas.
Call (682) 400-6163 to schedule a free roof inspection in Keller.