Roof Replacement in Crowley, TX
A full roof replacement on a Crowley home, from the old covering off to the last ridge cap on.
Find out what your roof needs first, then decide whenever you are ready.
Roof replacement in Crowley, itemized
What is the money actually buying when you come to Crowley Roofing Co about a new roof? Most of it buys the parts you stop seeing the day the shingles go down.
So how do you check work that disappears under a finished roof? You watch the middle of the job. The deck is open for only a few hours between the tear-off and the dry-in, and that's when soft sheeting turns up. Our roofers put the per-sheet decking rate on the estimate before anything comes off.
The metal counts for as much as the shingle. Flashing sits where the roof meets the chimneys, the wall lines and the valleys, and Tarrant County ran 36 hail days over the last four years. A replacement that reuses that metal leaves the oldest part of the roof in place, so our roofers take it off with the shingles.
Tear-off to the deck
Every old layer comes off, down to bare wood. Nothing is left underneath.
The deck checked and repaired
Anything spongy or stained is cut out and swapped. You see it first.
Underlayment over the whole roof
A full synthetic layer covers the deck. It is the roof's second skin.
New metal at every seam
Chimney, wall and valley flashing goes back new. The old comes off.
Ridge cap and ventilation
The peak is capped and the vents go back balanced. Attic air must move.
Workmanship terms with the price
Our roofers put their workmanship terms beside the price. The coverage is theirs.
Signals a Crowley roof is finished
Any one of these can be a repair. Several at once is usually the roof telling you it is done.
Dents you can feel
Hail leaves soft dents a thumb can find. They open up months after the storm.
Bare spots on a slope
Where the grit is gone the asphalt shows dark and slick. Those spots age fastest.
Nails backing out
Popped nails lift small bumps under the shingle above. Each one is a hole waiting.
A stain that comes back
Painted over, it returns with the next rain. The path above is still open.
Repairs in four places
Four fixes on one roof means the field is failing. Each patch buys less time.
Creased shingles at an edge
A crease means the seal broke once already. That tab will lift again.
Strip, deck check, dry-in, finish
Most of it happens in one loud stretch. Weather decides the day, and nobody can promise that.
The old roof comes off
Shingles, felt and metal go in the dumpster together. The deck ends up bare.
Soft sheets come out
Anything spongy or stained is cut out and replaced. You see it first.
The roof is made watertight
Underlayment and edge metal cover the whole deck. Rain stops being a problem.
Shingles, ridge and cleanup
Courses run eave to ridge, then the cap. A magnet pass finishes it.
The variables inside a Crowley quote
Based on a 26-square roof, the planning size these totals assume. Pitch, layers and decking move a real house either side of it.
$450 to $690 per square is the going band for architectural shingle. What moves a roof inside that band, or past it, is pitch, how cut up the roofline is, how many layers have to come off, and how much decking turns out to be soft. Material is the biggest lever of the lot: impact rated shingle steps up from there, designer steps up again, and standing seam metal sits in a bracket of its own. Every tier priced out sits on the cost page.
$450 to $690 per square · Architectural shingle, installed. One square covers 100 square feet of roof.
National planning ranges, not a quote. Your roof sets the real number.
Replacement questions from this area
What homeowners here ask before anybody starts. Nothing comes off the roof until they are answered.
Have the Crowley roof measured properly
Give the street and the rough age of the roof, and one of our roofers prices the replacement off what is up there.