Roofing Contractor in Irving, TX
Irving’s housing runs from 1950s South Irving to Valley Ranch and Las Colinas, and each part ages its roofs differently.
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Irving
Three Irvings, three kinds of roof
South Irving grew up in the 1950s and 1960s with modest one-story homes, many now on their third or fourth roof. Las Colinas and the neighborhoods around it came in the 1970s and 1980s, with larger homes and more complicated roof lines. Valley Ranch, in the north, was mostly built in the late 1980s and 1990s, and a lot of those original-era roofs have already been replaced once after hail.
An older South Irving house is more likely to need decking work and ventilation fixes. A two-story Valley Ranch home is more likely to have steep slopes, many valleys and a lot of flashing where the roof meets second-story walls, which is where leaks tend to start.
Same Standard Everywhere
Storm season hits every city on this list, and the emergency tarping line is open for all of them around the clock.
Between two airports and in the storm track
Irving sits between DFW International Airport and Love Field, directly in the path storms take as they move east across the Metroplex. The city has taken repeated hail in the spring, and the same storms carry strong straight-line winds.
Aircraft noise also makes window upgrades common here. Double and triple pane windows cut noise as well as heat, and they are often replaced alongside a roof after the same storm.
HOAs and permits in Irving
The City of Irving requires a permit for roof replacement. Many Las Colinas and Valley Ranch neighborhoods have homeowners associations with approved shingle colors and materials, so check your HOA rules before the new roof is ordered.
Lake Carolyn, the Trinity and big old trees
The older neighborhoods around the Irving Heights and Plymouth Park areas grew up with mature live oaks and pecans, and big limbs over a roof bring their own wear: leaves packed into valleys and gutters, shade that keeps moss and algae damp, and branches that scrape shingles in a north wind. Trimming limbs back from the roofline is cheap insurance before storm season.
Along the Trinity River bottoms and around Lake Carolyn, open ground lets wind build speed before it reaches the first row of houses, which is where lifted shingles and torn ridge caps tend to show up after a line of storms.
A short drive from the office
Irving is on the service-area list, and the office on Valley View Lane in northwest Dallas is a short drive southwest along LBJ Freeway and Royal Lane. The free nine-point inspection and 24-hour emergency tarping cover Irving the same as Dallas.
What we do here
The same four, in Irving.
Roof Replacement
Torn off to the decking, rebuilt in layers with GAF Timberline HDZ shingles, and swept with a roller magnet before the crew leaves.
Learn moreRoof Repair and Leak Repair
Blown-off shingles, leaks, failed flashing and worn ridge caps found from the air and fixed without replacing a roof that still has years in it.
Learn moreStorm Damage Restoration
Hail and wind damage found, photographed and restored, from the first tarp after a storm to the finished roof.
Learn moreFree Nine-Point Roof Inspection
Nine things checked on every roof, from the valleys and flashing to the ventilation, with drone photos you can see for yourself.
Learn moreFAQs
Roofing Contractor in Irving, answered
Does Zeus Exteriors work in Irving?
Yes. Irving is part of the service area, alongside Dallas, Plano, Garland, Arlington, Fort Worth and Weatherford.
Do I need a permit for a new roof in Irving?
Yes. The City of Irving requires a permit for roof replacement, and many HOAs require approval too.
Can windows be replaced with the roof?
Yes. Zeus Exteriors installs double and triple pane windows and skylights along with roofing.
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Zeus Exteriors, LLC 2815 Valley View Ln #210, Dallas, TX 75234 (469) 771-0988 · info@