Dallas County
Roofing in Irving, Texas
Irving combines established residential neighborhoods with one of the densest concentrations of commercial property in the metroplex. Las Colinas in particular brings a mix of tile-roofed residential, low-slope multifamily and commercial buildings, which means the right answer here is frequently a membrane system rather than shingles.
Housing stock in Irving
A wide mix: 1960s to 1980s residential in south and central Irving, and newer, denser development including tile-roofed homes and townhomes in Las Colinas and Valley Ranch.
Weather exposure
Central metroplex hail exposure. Low-slope roofs in this market are particularly sensitive to drainage and ponding, which shortens membrane life independent of storms.
Solar in Irving
Commercial solar is meaningful in this corridor, and roof-mounted commercial arrays present the same coordination problem as residential, at larger scale.
What we see on Irving roofs
- Ponding water on low-slope roofs is a maintenance issue that becomes a replacement issue
- Tile roofs in Las Colinas usually need underlayment replacement rather than tile replacement
- Townhome and multifamily projects require coordination with HOAs and property managers
Common roofing materials here
- TPO and modified bitumen for low-slope
- Concrete tile
- Architectural asphalt shingles
Irving roofing questions
- Do you handle commercial roofs in Irving?
- Yes. TPO, modified bitumen, coatings and low-slope maintenance for offices, retail, warehouse and multifamily properties. See our commercial roofing page.
- My Las Colinas tile roof is leaking. Do I need new tile?
- Usually not. The waterproofing layer is the underlayment beneath the tile, and it typically fails decades before the tile does. The right scope is often a lift-and-relay.
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