Frame Restoration roofing project serving Southlake, Texas

Roof Replacement
in Southlake, TX

Frame Restoration replaces residential roofs in Southlake, TX, including roofs a homeowner wants checked after hail. The office is at 7601 Main St, Frisco, TX 75034. Hours are 8 AM-6 PM, Monday-Sunday. Call 214-308-9227. A replacement starts with a free inspection of that roof. Frame is headquartered in Frisco, serving Southlake, across Tarrant and Denton counties.

A storm report is not a verdict on your roof.

Frame Restoration · 7601 Main St, Frisco, TX 75034 · 214-308-9227 · 8 AM-6 PM, Monday-Sunday · Free inspections · Tarrant and Denton counties

Roof Replacement in Southlake

Frame Restoration is headquartered in Frisco, serving Southlake. The work follows what is on that house: a free inspection, a repair or replacement conversation, the city's roof permit, installation, and the city's final inspection. This page states no install duration. The general replacement scope is on roof replacement.

The photograph at the top is a Frame Restoration roofing project serving Southlake, Texas. It is not a photo of hail strikes, and it is not proof that any particular Southlake property was damaged.

Southlake roof permits

The City of Southlake requires a roof permit, contractor registration, and a final inspection. Those requirements are the city's, and they are written in the city's own documents:

Frame Restoration does not state that it is registered with the City of Southlake, and it does not state that it handles the permit. Confirm the current requirement with the city before work starts.

Hail Roof Replacement in Southlake

Southlake homeowners usually start this conversation after a storm. The useful question is what is on this roof, and whether that roof needs repair or replacement. Frame Restoration answers that from an inspection of the house. A reported storm event is not that answer. Southlake sits in Tarrant County. Frame Restoration serves Tarrant and Denton counties from the Frisco office. The Southlake roofing page covers the broader city page. This page is the hail roof replacement section.

Reported hail in the NOAA record

NOAA's Storm Events Database lists reported storm events. A record names the place where hail was reported. It does not prove hail damage to a specific property. A photo of another roof, or a report filed in another city, does not prove what happened on yours.

  • April 28, 2026: Southlake, 1.25 inch hail, NOAA event 1326306.
  • April 28, 2026: Keller, 1.25 inch hail, NOAA event 1326305.
  • June 2, 2026: Grapevine, 1 inch hail, NOAA event 1335442.

Each line is a reported storm event in the city named. Keller's report is a Keller report. Grapevine's report is a Grapevine report. Neither one is a statement about a Southlake house.

Repair or replace after hail?

Replacement is one outcome. On a Southlake roof, the conversation follows what the inspection finds:

  • Bruising or fractured mats, and granule loss.
  • How much of the roof shows those marks, versus a few scattered marks.
  • The age of the roof.
  • Whether matching shingles are available if only part of the roof is repaired.

Stay off the roof. Dented gutters, granules in downspouts, and missing shingles you can see from the yard only tell you whether a free inspection is worth booking. They do not prove the roof was hit, and they do not prove it was spared. For the two paths, see roof repair and storm damage. For a Southlake inspection checklist, see storm damage roof inspection in Southlake.

Frame does not offer a written-opinion service. The inspection is a look at the roof, not a formal opinion product.

Class 4 Impact-Resistant Shingles

Southlake homeowners often ask about Class 4 shingles when they replace a roof. Class 4 is a UL 2218 laboratory impact classification. The classification describes how a shingle sample performed in that laboratory test. It does not promise how an installed roof will perform in hail, and it does not promise an insurance discount. Ask your carrier how impact-resistant shingles affect your policy.

If a product's literature lists a UL 2218 class, that class is the laboratory result for the tested sample. Ask to see the classification for the exact product being considered. The seasonal context is in the North Texas hail season roof guide.

Rejuvenation or Replacement?

On a large Southlake roof, a treatment pitch can sound like a shortcut. Before deciding, see is roof rejuvenation worth it for a plain look at the evidence and its limits. An inspection of the house still comes first.

Southlake Housing and Roofing Context

Southlake includes substantial 1990s-2010s custom-home development as well as newer infill. Many roofs are steep and visually prominent, with multiple planes. Valleys, dormers, chimneys, and wall flashing can make the work different from a simple production-home reroof.

Attic ventilation

On a steep Southlake roof, attic ventilation is part of the replacement conversation. Ask how intake and exhaust are planned for that house.

HOA and architectural review

Southlake architectural-review requirements vary by property and neighborhood. Before ordering a visible estate-roof material package, Frame confirms the applicable approval path, records the selected manufacturer and color, and keeps the submittal with the job file so field delivery matches the approved roof system.

Schedule a Southlake Roof Inspection

The inspection is free. Hours are 8 AM-6 PM, Monday-Sunday. Call 214-308-9227 or use the free inspection button. The office is Frame Restoration, 7601 Main St, Frisco, TX 75034.

Also Serving Near Southlake

Frame Restoration serves Southlake and works across Tarrant and Denton counties. These city pages are separate from this one:

Southlake roof replacement questions

How do I know if hail damaged my Southlake roof?

Look from the ground for dented gutters and vents, granules in the downspouts, and dark bruises on shingles. NOAA lists 1.25 inch hail reported in Southlake on April 28, 2026, event 1326306. That report does not prove damage on a specific property, and a photo does not prove it either. A free inspection looks at the roof on that house.

Does hail damage mean I need a full roof replacement in Southlake?

Not always. It depends on how many shingles are bruised or cracked, how widespread the marks are, the roof's age, and whether matching shingles are available. Frame Restoration inspects that house and says whether the visible marks support a repair or a replacement. Frame does not offer a written-opinion service.

Are Class 4 shingles worth it in Southlake?

Class 4 is a UL 2218 laboratory impact classification. It describes how a shingle sample performed in that laboratory test. It does not promise how an installed roof will perform in hail, and it does not promise an insurance discount. Ask your carrier how impact-resistant shingles affect your policy.

How long does a roof replacement in Southlake take?

This page gives no day count. Timing depends on the roof's size and complexity, the weather, and the City of Southlake roof permit and final inspection. Frame Restoration does not state that it handles the permit. Hours for a free inspection are 8 AM-6 PM, Monday-Sunday. Call 214-308-9227.

Do I need a permit to replace my roof in Southlake?

Yes. The City of Southlake requires a roof permit, contractor registration, and a final inspection. Those rules are the city's. Frame Restoration does not state that it is registered with the city, and it does not state that it handles the permit. Confirm the current rule on the city's pages before work starts.

Which counties does Frame serve from the Frisco office?

Frame Restoration is headquartered in Frisco, serving Southlake, and works across Tarrant and Denton counties. The office address is 7601 Main St, Frisco, TX 75034. The published phone is 214-308-9227. Hours are 8 AM-6 PM, Monday-Sunday. Inspections are free.

Schedule a Southlake Roof Inspection

Frame Restoration, 7601 Main St, Frisco, TX 75034. 8 AM-6 PM, Monday-Sunday. Free inspections. Tarrant and Denton counties.

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