Every slope graded in writing before a price is quoted
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Roof Replacement
Roof Replacement in Cleburne, TX
Full tear-off and a new system for homes across Cleburne and the US 67 corridor, with every slope graded in writing before a single bundle is ordered.
The short version
When a Cleburne Roof Has Run Out of Repairs
Roofing Cleburne replaces roofs across Cleburne and the wider Johnson County ring when the covering has failed faster than it can sensibly be patched. Homeowners here usually arrive at a replacement one of three ways: a storm season that left lifted tabs and granule loss across several slopes at once, a roof that has quietly reached the back end of its service life, or a buyer's inspection that turned up soft spots under the shingles two weeks before closing. The visit is the same in all three cases. Someone gets on the roof anchored, grades each slope separately, and writes down what the decking, fasteners, flashing, penetrations and ventilation are actually doing. You will know what you have before anyone talks about a tear-off, and the priced scope follows afterwards with every line carrying its own number.
Scope
What a Full Replacement Covers
A replacement is not one task but a sequence, and each part of that sequence gets its own line and its own price. This is what the scope names before any material is ordered.
Complete tear-off to bare decking
Every layer of old covering comes off down to the sheathing, rather than a new roof being laid over the top of the old one. Overlays hide soft decking and worn fastener holds, which is how a house ends up paying for two roofs inside ten years.
Decking graded slope by slope
With the deck exposed, each sheet is sounded and checked for soft spots, delamination and split edges around the old fasteners. That grade is written down per slope, so you can see which areas needed work and why they needed it.
Soft sheathing cut out and replaced
Any sheet that will no longer hold a nail is cut out and replaced with new material of matching thickness before anything goes back over it. Replacement decking is priced by the sheet in the scope, so it is never discovered at the end and billed as a surprise.
Underlayment named in the specification
The scope states the underlayment type and where each type runs, including synthetic across the field and a self-adhering membrane through valleys and around penetrations. You are not left guessing what ended up between the deck and the shingles.
Drip edge along every eave and rake
New metal drip edge is installed at the eaves and up the rakes so water leaves the roof instead of curling back under the first course into the fascia. It is one of the cheapest components on a roof and one of the most commonly skipped.
Fastener pattern written into the scope
The number of nails per shingle and the pattern used are stated in advance, because an under-nailed or high-nailed roof lifts long before the material reaches its rated life. It is the defect we find most often when grading somebody else's installation.
Flashing, valleys and pipe boots renewed
Valley metal, step flashing at walls, counter-flashing at chimneys and every pipe boot are replaced with the roof rather than reused. Failed pipe boots and separated seams are usually where a replacement-age roof was already letting water in.
Ventilation balanced intake to exhaust
Intake at the soffit and exhaust at the ridge are measured against the attic area and corrected where the balance is wrong. An attic that cannot breathe cooks shingles from underneath, which is how a south or west slope in Johnson County ages out years early.
Site protection and a magnetic sweep
Tarps go over the landscaping and the drive line before the first shovel moves, and the driveway, walkways and grass line all get a magnetic sweep before the crew leaves. Debris goes in the trailer, not into your beds.
Workmanship warranty issued as its own document
The manufacturer warrants the material and we warrant the installation, in a separate written warranty handed over with the final paperwork. Two documents, two different things, both in your hands before the last invoice is settled.
Start to finish
How a Replacement Runs, First Call to Final Sweep
Step 1
The condition report
Someone gets on the roof tied off and grades each slope separately, recording decking feel, fastener hold, flashing condition, penetrations and ventilation. What you see is a crew member working methodically across the roof rather than a salesman pointing at it from the driveway. Most homes take under an hour up there. The report is free, it is written, and it is yours whether or not you go any further with us.
Step 2
The priced scope
The scope comes back with each part of the job on its own line and a number beside it: tear-off, disposal, decking allowance, underlayment, drip edge, flashing, the covering itself, ventilation and the warranty terms. You can hold that against another roofer's paper and compare like with like, which a lump sum will never let you do. Material and colour get settled at this stage. Nothing is ordered until you have signed the version you actually read.
Step 3
Tear-off and installation
Most single-family replacements in Cleburne run one to two days once materials are on site, with tear-off and dry-in finished the same day so the deck is never left open overnight. You will hear it from inside the house and you are welcome to stay; cars come off the driveway and anything fragile comes off the walls. The bare deck is graded in front of you before the underlayment goes down, and any sheathing replaced is counted then and there rather than added later. The magnetic sweep and the warranty paperwork close the job out.
Why us
Why Have Roofing Cleburne Do the Replacement
Nobody works a tear-off untethered
Tear-off is the most dangerous hour of the whole job: a slick deck, loose debris underfoot and nothing left to hold on to. Every crew member is tied off and anchored through it, on a single-storey ranch as readily as on a steep two-storey. Fall protection is the first cost a cut-rate outfit drops, which makes it a fair signal of how the rest of the work will be run.
The specification exists on paper before the first bundle is opened
Underlayment type, fastener pattern, drip edge, flashing detail and ventilation are named in the scope rather than decided on the roof by whoever happens to be holding the nail gun. Specified in writing means you can check afterwards what you paid for. It also means a substitution has nowhere to hide.
Local crews who will still be here when the warranty matters
Storm convoys appear in Johnson County within days of a bad night and are gone long before a workmanship warranty is ever tested. We work the same towns week in and week out, from Joshua and Burleson down through Rio Vista and Grandview, so a callback costs us a drive across the county rather than a drive across several states.
Insured crews
Fall protection on every roof
Free written condition report
A price against every line
Workmanship warranty in writing, separate from the manufacturer's material warranty
Your deductible never waived
Local crews rather than travelling storm outfits
Next step
Find Out Whether This Roof Is Actually Due
Deciding a roof from the ground, or from a knock at the door, is how homeowners end up buying a system they did not need this year. Have every slope graded, read what came back, and decide from there. The report costs nothing, commits you to nothing, and is yours to keep either way.
Serving Cleburne, Joshua, Burleson, Keene, Alvarado and Godley.