DeSoto, TX Roofing

DeSoto was first settled in 1847, making it one of the oldest communities in North Texas, and got its name from Dr. Thomas Hernando DeSoto Stewart after a post office opened in 1881. The city didn't incorporate until March 1949, when 42 voters petitioned for it, starting with about 400 residents; it's grown steadily ever since, nearly doubling from 30,538 in 1990 to over 56,000 today. We help DeSoto families figure out what that growth wave has left on their roof.

Your Trusted Local Contractor in DeSoto

Dallas County is a historically high-frequency hail county, sharing in events like the 2016 season that caused over $4 billion in insured losses across North Texas, and DeSoto's mature tree canopy along the Hike and Bike Trail and in neighborhoods like Hidden Creek adds debris damage on top of that. With the bulk of DeSoto's housing dating to its 1990s-2010s growth wave, a large share of the city's roofs are now sitting in that 15 to 35 year reroof window.

We've worked in neighborhoods across DeSoto, including Hidden Creek near DeSoto Town Center Park, the established areas near the Southwest Collegiate Institute for the Deaf, and the tree-lined streets along the DeSoto Hike and Bike Trail. DeSoto ISD, which serves DeSoto, Glenn Heights, and Ovilla, anchors most of the city's established neighborhoods.

Dealing with storm damage is stressful enough. We offer free inspections and walk DeSoto homeowners through the insurance claims process from start to finish. From gutter installations to full roof replacements, we do the job right so your home holds up when Texas weather hits hard.