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Roofing Contractor in Southlake, TX
Before Southlake had a name, this corner of northeast Tarrant County was a handful of farm settlements: White's Chapel, Dove, Union Church and Jellico. Residents voted in September 1956 to form a town and named it for its spot just south of the newly built Grapevine Lake. It stayed rural until DFW International Airport opened in the 1970s. Then it grew fast: about 7,065 people lived here in 1990, 21,519 in 2000 and 31,265 in 2020. Most of the homes on Southlake streets today went up during that run, and many of them are big, custom and complicated to roof. Different Roofing is based in The Colony, and inspections in Southlake are free.
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Our Work Near Southlake
Our closest recent job is next door in Roanoke. On Oak Street we replaced the roof with Class 4 impact-resistant shingles and a high-profile ridge cap, then built a patio, put up a new fence, replaced the windows and added a shed, so the homeowner had one crew for the whole property. That is the kind of multi-trade job a lot of Southlake homes need after a big storm.
Southlake Neighborhoods and Home Types
- Timarron: homes built around the Timarron Country Club golf course, with tennis courts and pools inside the neighborhood. Stray golf balls are one more reason to check shingles on homes along the fairways.
- Gated estate enclaves: Shady Oaks, Monticello Estates and Coventry Manor are private gated neighborhoods of large custom homes on big, tree-lined lots.
- Carillon and Southlake Woods: established neighborhoods with lakes, parks and roomy two-story homes close to the Carroll ISD campuses.
- Clariden Ranch: a master-planned community of large estate homes with equestrian facilities.
Because Southlake's population tripled between 1990 and 2000, a large share of its homes date from that decade. Homes from that era are now 25 to 35 years old, so many are on a second roof or due for one. Custom homes here tend to have steep pitches, turrets, many separate roof planes and long valleys, which take more cuts, more shingles and more labor than a simple roof of the same size. For typical price ranges before we measure, see our roof replacement cost guide.
Gated Streets and HOAs
Most Southlake neighborhoods have an HOA, and the gated ones add an entry gate to plan around. We set up gate access with you before the crew arrives, keep the dump trailer and trucks where your community allows, and follow your HOA's rules on shingle style and color. If your HOA wants an architectural request before work starts, we help you fill it out with the shingle name, color and a sample.
Lake Grapevine and Southlake's Trees
Southlake's north side runs up to Grapevine Lake, where Bob Jones Park and its nature center keep a big stretch of Cross Timbers woodland. Older neighborhoods kept many of their post oaks and live oaks. Those trees are part of what people love about Southlake, but limbs that hang over a roof scrape the granules off shingles, drop debris into gutters and valleys, and can break off in a strong gust. On every Southlake job we check the roof under overhanging limbs closely, clean out the gutters, and sweep the yard and driveway with magnets for nails when we finish.
Southlake Hail and Wind History
NOAA's Storm Events Database lists these hail and wind reports in Southlake:
- April 28, 2026: social media photos showed hail up to half-dollar size (1.25 inches) in Southlake.
- May 27, 2024: a quarter-size (1-inch) hail report came in from Southlake.
- May 10, 2015: a trained spotter measured a 70 mph wind gust in Southlake.
- October 26, 2013: golf-ball-size (1.75-inch) hail covered the ground in Southlake.
- June 10, 2009: winds estimated near 70 mph brought down tree limbs across the city.
- March 30, 2009: golf-ball to baseball-size (2.75-inch) hail fell in Southlake. NOAA estimated $35 million in property damage from that one report.
Nearby, across the lake: on June 11, 2023, a trained spotter reported 3-inch hail near Cross Timbers Road between Trophy Club and Flower Mound, and 4-inch hail was reported in Flower Mound the same evening.
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 Southlake
Southlake is better off than much of DFW: the city center sits on the Woodbine formation, sand and sandstone layered with clay, which moves less than the black clays east of here. But less is not zero. The clay layers in the Woodbine still swell and shrink, and most Southlake homes were built in the 1990s on large lots with big trees and long irrigation runs, so moisture under the slab can change a lot from one side of the house to the other. That uneven moisture is when cracks show up in brick and drywall and doors start to stick. We inspect for free, repair with pressed concrete, steel push or helical piers depending on the house, and correct drainage where water is pooling against the foundation. Every pier carries a lifetime warranty. See our foundation repair page.
Solar in Southlake
Most of Southlake is on Oncor lines, where homeowners choose a retail electric provider and that plan decides what extra solar power is worth. Part of the city is served by Tri-County Electric Cooperative, which sets its own solar terms, so check your bill before you compare quotes. Large Southlake roofs with many planes need careful layout so panels land on the best-facing slopes, and HOAs here usually want to approve the design, which Texas law allows as long as they do not ban solar outright. We check the roof first, our solar partner installs under the Different Roofing name, and because the federal residential credit ended after 2025, we size systems on your actual usage. Inquire for pricing. See our solar installation page.
Roofing and Home Services in Southlake
If you are looking for a roofer in Southlake, we handle everything from a few wind-damaged shingles to a full tear-off on a large custom home. That includes roof repair in Southlake after wind or hail and roof replacement in Southlake 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: Grapevine, Keller, Roanoke, Flower Mound, Trophy Club, and all of North Texas.
Call (682) 400-6163 to schedule a free roof inspection in Southlake.