Roofing contractor in Haslet, TX
A railroad town from 1883 that now shares a border with Alliance Airport and keeps adding new streets.
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Hail replaces most young Haslet roofs long before age does
The census counted 1,517 people in Haslet in 2010 and 1,952 in 2020, and the subdivisions opened since then have kept the count climbing. Plenty of the houses here are young enough that nobody has touched the roof since the builder handed over the keys.
An architectural shingle can last twenty years or more in mild weather, and North Texas sits in one of the busiest hail belts in the country. One spring storm carrying hail an inch across can bruise a five-year-old roof badly enough that an adjuster writes it up for replacement, which is a common way for a newer roof in this corner of Tarrant County to reach the end of its life.
After a storm, the useful question for a Haslet homeowner is what the hail did, and answering it usually takes someone standing on the roof. A hail bruise on a new shingle is a soft spot where the granules have been knocked loose, and from the yard it is close to invisible. Our roof inspections are free.
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Builder warranties cover how the house was built, and hail goes to your insurer
Most new homes in Texas come with a builder warranty that commonly covers workmanship for the first year or two and major structural parts for longer. Those terms are written around defects in construction. A roof that took hail in its second spring is a matter for the homeowner policy, and a builder warranty department will usually point you there.
The shingle manufacturer's warranty follows the same logic. It covers flaws in the product itself and generally excludes hail, so a bruised roof on a house finished three years ago becomes an insurance question from the first day.
Dig out the closing packet or the builder selections sheet if you still have it. It often names the exact shingle line and color on the house, which helps when one slope needs matching or the whole roof has to come off.
Wind crosses the open ground around Haslet with little to slow it
Haslet was ranch and railroad country for most of its history, and a good share of the land between Interstate 35W, U.S. 287 and the airport is still open. Young subdivisions also have young trees, so the gust front ahead of a spring storm line reaches the rooftops with almost nothing in its way.
Wind damage leaves different marks than hail. It lifts shingle edges, breaks the adhesive strip that holds each one down, and in a bad storm peels pieces off the ridge and along the gable edges. A shingle that was lifted and dropped back into place can look normal from the street and still let water under it during the next heavy rain.
When a storm has torn shingles away and water is getting into the house, we offer emergency tarping 24/7 to keep the rooms below dry until the repair or replacement is scheduled.
A Haslet reroof needs a city permit and often an HOA sign-off
The City of Haslet lists replacing a roof among the projects that need a building permit, and a contractor has to be registered with the city before one can be issued. That registration has to be renewed every year, so it is a fair thing to ask any roofer who bids on your house.
Many of the newer neighborhoods around town have deed restrictions that mention roofing material and color. Request the architectural review form from your HOA before the old roof comes off, because a replacement in an unapproved shade can end with a violation letter.
Power House is family owned, and our office is on Willow Springs Road in Haslet. The family behind the company has lived in Haslet since 2015 and our children graduated from Eaton High School in Northwest ISD, so the storms that cross this town cross our own street too.
FAQs
Roofing contractor in Haslet, answered
My Haslet house is only a few years old. Can hail damage a roof that new?
Yes. A new roof still has its full coat of granules, but hail around an inch across can crack the shingle mat or strip granules in spots, and the age of the roof has no effect on how big the hail is. If a storm with hail that size crossed your neighborhood, book a free inspection or call (817) 720-6465.
Does the builder warranty on a new Haslet home cover hail damage to the roof?
Usually no. Builder warranties are written for defects in how the house was built, and storm damage falls under your homeowner insurance policy. Check the warranty booklet from your closing to be certain, and if the roof took hail, start with an inspection so you know what there is to report.
Do I need a permit to replace my roof in Haslet?
Yes. The City of Haslet requires a building permit for a roof replacement, and any contractor applying for one has to hold a current registration with the city. Ask the roofers bidding on your house whether theirs is up to date.
How long do I have to report hail damage to my insurance company?
That depends on your policy. Many Texas homeowner policies set a reporting window measured from the date of the storm, and waiting also makes it harder to show which storm caused the damage. Write down the storm date now and book a free inspection so you know whether there is anything to report.
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Power House Roofing & Construction, LLC 12512 Willow Springs Rd Ste 100, Haslet, TX 76052 (817) 720-6465 · sales@