For homeowners on their first roof
Your Melissa roofing company for hail, leaks and replacements.
Our roofers walk the whole roof and tell you exactly what they found up there. If that is nothing, nothing is what you hear.
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A Melissa roof, read the same way every time
2013Typical build year in Melissa
On the roofWalked, photographed, logged
In writingScope and number before work starts
Deck to drip edgeThe whole assembly, one standard
Housing: U.S. Census ACS five-year estimates.
Where to start
What a first roof in Melissa usually needs
Something made you look up. Maybe a stain on the ceiling, maybe a night of hail, maybe an inspector coming before a sale. Whichever it is, Melissa Roofing Co is the roofing company to bring it to, and the answer comes off the roof itself, from a roofer who was standing on it.
The rubber collar around a plumbing vent splits long before the shingles around it show a thing.
The work
Roof replacement, from the decking up
Most Melissa houses are still on their first covering. Our roofers price the decking, the flashing and the ventilation along with the shingles, and whatever hail did to any of them shows up on the same estimate, because the covering is only the part you can see.
Roof Replacement
A newer Melissa roof is not automatically a finished one. Hail decides that, and so does whoever climbs up to look.
Roof Repair
A leak’s entry point is usually uphill of the stain. Our roofers trace it before quoting the fix.
Storm & Hail Damage
Hail bruises shingles long before anything drips. The damage gets documented before anything gets quoted.
Roof Inspections
One trip over every slope and into the attic, closed out in writing either way.
Gutters
Gutters decide where roof water lands. A failing run shows from the ground if you know the signs.
Chimney Flashing
The metal where chimney meets roof fails years before the brick does. New flashing is a repair; sealant is a delay.
The local picture
What the estimate spells out, line by line
Money is the question underneath all of this, and it starts with what the estimate itself contains.
FreeThe look and the estimate both
NamedEvery material listed by what it is
Your copyThe estimate is yours to keep
You get the whole thing itemized before you owe anything: the work, the materials, and the number, each on its own line. If you want to know what drives a Melissa roof price before that, start there.
- Every material named, down to the underlayment and the flashing
- The decking checked, and any soft spots called out
- One number for the whole job, with every line adding up to it
- The workmanship terms our roofers spell out beside the price
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A Melissa roofer looks before anyone talks price
Our roofers work these streets through the quiet months as well as the storm weeks.
Specified, not guessed
The standard
How the work goes on a Melissa roof
The standard does not change with the size of the job or the season it lands in. Our roofers work a small repair the same way they work a full replacement.
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The weak points first
Flashing, pipe collars, vents and decking are where a young Melissa roof lets go, so those get named one at a time. Our roofers photograph each one.
2
You hear the findings
A roofer goes through what is on your roof with you, in the order it matters. You do not have to know the words for any of it.
3
Work follows the estimate
The job that gets built is the job you approved. If something turns up under the shingles, our roofers come back to you before it is added.
Service area
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Where our roofers work in and around Melissa
Liberty streets went up around 2021 and North Creek filled in around 2016, so the two sit at different points on the same Collin County hail record. Our roofers work the rest of the metro too.
Melissa, TX
Questions
What Melissa homeowners ask before starting
Q1Someone knocked and said my roof has hail damage. Is that real?
Sometimes yes and sometimes not, and the only way to settle it is for somebody to get on the roof and show you. Collin County takes hail often enough that damage is plausible here in a way it would not be everywhere. What is not acceptable is being asked to decide without that.
Q2My house is only about ten years old. Can the roof already be finished?
Age and damage are two different clocks. A roof wears out slowly over decades, and a three-inch stone does its work in one afternoon. Melissa's typical build year is 2013, which means most roofs here are far from old and some of them are still damaged.
Q3Will somebody pressure me to sign?
No. A roof that needed work this morning still needs it next week, so a deadline on the price is about the sale and not about the roof. You keep the write-up either way.
Q4Do you do commercial roofs?
Yes. A flat roof is judged on where water goes, not on how it sheds, which makes it a different trade from shingle work. Tell us the building and what you have noticed underneath.
Next step
Start with the address and what you have seen
If a claim is already open, the claim number is worth putting in the notes; it is not required. Say which room you noticed it in and which side of the house it sits on.
Say what you noticed and whereAdd the storm date if you know itMention the claim if one is already open
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