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Elevated Roofing Triples Office Space | Roofing Contractor | Frisco, TX

Aug

2017

Elevated Roofing is excited to announce that they have tripled the size of their office space by acquiring the space next door to their current location, at 15222 King Rd in Frisco, TX.

The new space adds 3,000 sq. ft. of office space to their existing space at 1,500 sq. ft.

The existing office space previously housed individual office spaces for company executives, the majority of materials used on repair jobs, technology, conference rooms, tools and parts, misc. storage, etc.

Exponential growth, which drove Elevated Roofing to reach a milestone of 20 service trucks earlier this summer, was causing the once considered large office space to seem a bit packed.

“We had already been bumping elbows and bursting at the seams with all the growth that happened in the last year,” said Zoe Rice, Business Development Executive at Elevated Roofing.

“When we found out the neighboring space right next to our existing space would be coming available this summer, we jumped on it right away!”

The new space now stores roofing material, houses office space for new employees as well as workstations for salesmen who can come and go. The most important new addition to the space, however, is the storage available for gutter equipment.

Earlier this year Elevated Roofing made the decision to hire a team to complete all gutter work in-house for better quality control, rather than contracting outside companies.

The newly acquired space allows for Elevated Roofing to keep their recently hired employees comfortable, store overflowing material from the old space, store all new materials for gutter work, and better serve their customers by improving internal efficiency.

About Elevated Roofing:

Elevated Roofing provides the assistance you need to repair roofing problems quickly and easily or provide full roof replacement. If you are looking for a Plano, Frisco, Allen, McKinney area roofing company, take a look at our website to learn about the services we offer or call (469) 305-0010 today to schedule a free roof inspection.

Roofing Repair Frisco TX

Elevated Roofing, LLC

15222 King Road, Suite 402

Frisco, Texas 75034

469-305-0010

6 Things to Expect During a New Roof Installation | Elevated Roofing | Frisco, TX

Aug

2017

A roof installation involves all sorts of planning and dynamics. Feeling slightly nervous about this installation is perfectly understandable. If this is your first roof installation, you likely have plenty of questions. Ally with a proven roof installer and you will have little to worry about. Here’s a look at what you should expect during the installation of your new roof.

The Initial Phone Call with a Roof Installer

The phone call in which the roof installation project is discussed is the catalyst for the entire process. Reach out to a respected and trusted roof installer and you will be treated with respect. The roof installer will ask questions about your current roof and what you desire in a new roof. You can pick the roof installer’s brain about the nuances of this project. Feel free to ask questions, raise concerns and have our roofing experts address any other issues on your mind. A visit to perform a roof estimate will be scheduled at some point during this initial phone call.

Visit and Start Date

Our roofing experts will head on out to your property at an agreed upon date and time to check out your roof. The exterior of your home and property will be analyzed. Your current roof will be inspected inside and out. Our team will take detailed measurements and look for damage. It will certainly help if you are on-site so you can provide access to problem sections and discuss any questions and concerns you have.

We will discuss roofing options with you during this initial visit. Our roof installer will give you his business card containing his contact information before leaving. This way, you can speak directly to our roof installer if any issues or questions arise following the initial visit.

The Written Estimate

Once your home’s roof has been analyzed, a written estimate will be provided. Do not accept a quote over the phone under any circumstances! Our team always provides customers with a written estimate after assessing the roof’s current state and discussing installation options.

The written estimate will include a timeline for the work to be completed. It will also include an itemized breakdown of the initial charges and snapshots or descriptions of problem areas. If any additional charges are applicable, they will be outlined in-depth in this written estimate.

Need for Roofing Permits

A permit must be obtained in order for the installation project to commence. This is a necessary step as an inspection of the newly installed roof will be performed to ensure it adheres to local building codes.

Quick Installation Roof Installer

The installation of the roof will likely take between one and five days to complete. The exact amount of time required to perform your roof installation hinges on the complexity of the project as well as the size of your roof. If the weather interferes, it will take longer than originally anticipated to complete the project. Our project manager will be available throughout the installation process to field your questions.

Clean-up

Don’t worry about the prospect of our team leaving a mess behind in the aftermath of your roof installation. Our employees are trained to work in an orderly manner. They will not leave your property following the job’s completion until all of the items involved in the roof installation process are removed from your property. All of the debris, tools, old portions of the roof and other items used for the project will be accounted for. Take a look at your lawn, landscaping and driveway following the project’s completion and it will appear just as it did prior to our team’s arrival.

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Elevated Roofing, LLC

15222 King Road, Suite 402

Frisco, Texas 75034

469-305-0010

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Need A Roof Remodel Choose Shingle Color | Elevated Roofing | Frisco, TX

Aug

2017

People spend hours or even days looking for the perfect shade of paint for their home’s exterior. Yet many will spend merely a couple minutes deciding on the color of their roof shingles. There is a misconception that roof shingles have little to do with curb appeal. Though the entire roof cannot be seen from ground level, this does not mean the color of the shingles should be neglected. In reality, the appearance of shingles matters a great deal to prospective property buyers, neighbors and all those onlookers who pass by your home every day. It may be time for a roof remodel.

Roofing Shingles are the Icing on Your Home’s Cake

Shingles that are the perfect color will complement your home’s shade of paint. Alternatively, shingles that do not jive with your home’s color will sabotage all the hard work and money that went into making the home look good. Think of your roofing shingles as the icing on the cake. Shingles should add that extra special touch that makes everything below that much more appealing. This is why you should carefully select the perfect color scheme when it is time for a roof remodel or a full replacement.

Dark or Light Shingles? Roof Remodel.

An all-white home is akin to a barren canvas. You can add shingles of just about any color. Consider factors such as how your home fits in within the context of the neighborhood, its architectural style etc. In general, it is ideal to pair a white-colored home with shingle colors like blue, green, black, grey and brown. If you are absolutely insistent on a “green” roof that reflects the heat, you can pair a white-colored home with white or beige shingles. This hue will reduce your utility bill and lower the odds of needing a roof remodel yet it will also make your home look plain.

Selecting Shingles Based on the Home’s Brick For a Roof Remodel

Your home’s bricks are there to stay. The shutter and paint colors can be changed whenever desired. Be extra cognizant of how potential shingle hues will jive with the bricks that comprise your home. Once you have settled on a handful of colors that work nicely with the brick, consider how those hues complement the siding and paint colors.

Multiple Colors are Ideal

There is no sense in adding shingles in a color that exactly matches that of your home’s brick or siding. Even a color that closely resembles the hue of your home’s siding or brick will prove quite boring. Inject some life into your home’s exterior by selecting a shingle color that truly complements the exterior. Such complementary colors provide your roof with the dimensions that appeal to prospective buyers, satisfies the neighbors and makes you proud of your roof remodel.

Consider the Appearance of Roofing Shingles in Varying Environments and Conditions. A roofing shingle might look amazing beneath the light and less impressive in the shade. Your home is subjected to all sorts of different lighting based on cloud cover and other factors. Take a close look at each of your favorite roof shingles in varying shades of light. Ensure each of your home’s exterior hues complement the roof shingle in a wide variety of lighting conditions before making a commitment.

Alter Your Perspective

You can’t live in your home forever. There will come a day when you must sell. If the shingle doesn’t complement the remainder of the home, it will decrease your property’s resale value. Take a moment to consider how potential home buyers will perceive your house. If the shingle you select seems flawed in any way from a buyer’s point of view, don’t add it!

About Elevated Roofing:

Roofing Repair Frisco TX

Elevated Roofing, LLC

15222 King Road, Suite 402

Frisco, Texas 75034

469-305-0010

Take These 4 Steps to Prevent Needing a Roofing Contractor | Elevated Roofing Frisco, TX

Aug

2017

Proactive homeowners who take small steps to preserve the integrity of their roof often avoid costly roof repair and replacement projects. Though preventive maintenance costs a little bit of money and takes up some time, it can prevent even more expensive and time-consuming projects down the line. Let’s take a look at the best ways to prevent roof damage.

Pay Attention to Your Roof!

Most homeowners neglect their roof for the majority of the year and assume it will protect everything below without a problem. Though most roofs provide such support for decades, there is still the potential for things to go awry. Have your roof inspected at least once per year by a legitimate roof contractor.

We do not recommend that you get up on your roof and walk across the slopes on your own. Reach out to us for a professional roof contractor to perform an in-depth analysis of your roof’s condition. Our roof contractor might find minor problems that can be rectified now rather than later on down the line when they have become major repair projects or even spur the need for a full replacement. As an example, the roof contractor might find shingles that are loose and should be replaced before the next storm hits.

1. Don’t let Branches Interfere with Your Roof

Invest the time and effort necessary to eliminate branches and other forms of roof interference from surrounding landscaping. A branch that extends over or near your roof can fall and damage shingles to the point that they are torn loose. Such a branch can also serve as a connecting pathway for rodents and other animals to reach your roof.

If you spot a limb extending to your roof, don’t climb a ladder to get up to the roof on your own. Lean on the professionals to eliminate the threat and determine if it has caused any sort of structural damage. Our roof contractors have years of experience traversing roofs and identifying points of weakness. We’ll perform a thorough inspection of your roof in a completely safe manner.

2. Ventilation Matters, Ask a Roof Contractor

Every roof requires ample ventilation. Unfortunately, a surprising number of roofs have poor ventilation. It is possible that poor ventilation will void your asphalt shingles’ manufacturer’s warranty. Poor ventilation can also permit winds to lift even the most robust shingles right off your roof.

3. Shingles Must be Firmly Connected to Your Roof

A shingle that is not tightly fastened to the roof is a major problem. Older roofs that seal shingles to one another through tar sealing or roofing nails gradually wear as time progresses. If you notice your roof’s shingles move when the winds pick up, it is an indication that it is time to take action. If water moves below the shingles, it can flow into your home and damage your valuables. It might even make your home uninhabitable.

4. Gutters Play an Important Role

If your gutters are beyond a decade old, it is possible they are nailed in place with a large spike. This spike and ferrule technique won’t prove effective for much longer than a decade. If any hail or sleet accumulates in the gutter, it will disconnect from the house sooner or later. As soon as any bit of space is between the fascia and the gutter, the pace of deterioration is hastened.

Don’t wait until there is a complete disconnect and the gutters are severely damaged. Take the extra step by cleaning your gutters when performing chores around the house. Eliminate all the leaves, debris and other built-up gunk. This way, rainwater will flow freely through your gutters.

About Elevated Roofing:

Roofing Repair Frisco TX

Elevated Roofing, LLC

15222 King Road, Suite 402

Frisco, Texas 75034

469-305-0010

Elevated Roofing’s Fleet Reaches 20 Service Trucks | Elevated Roofing

Jul

2017

Elevated Roofing, the premier Frisco, Texas residential and commercial roofing and gutter company, recently added two new trucks to their already sizeable fleet.

The addition of two new trucks marks a business milestone for Elevated Roofing, which has seen continuous success since its North Texas debut in 1995.

“It has been a personal and company goal to reach a fleet size of 20 trucks,” Mike Witte, owner at Elevated Roofing, said.

“We are proud to experience growth in, and continuously provide roofing services to, the North Texas community.”

This year has been one of extreme growth for Elevated Roofing, who also recently brought gutter services in-house, to ensure their clients the best quality and workmanship every time.

However, it is no surprise that Elevated Roofing has seen such success, considering the number of customers they have managed to impress.

One valued customer boldly claimed in a recent online review: “Elevated Roofing, LLC is my #1 choice in roofing companies.”

Another said, “Mike Witte and the team at Elevated Roofing did an outstanding job on our home to recover from hail storm damage. We interviewed 12 roofing companies, without a doubt Elevated was the best choice.”

Elevated Roofing services families and businesses located in Frisco, Texas and the surrounding areas including: McKinney, Lewisville, Plano, Grapevine, Carrollton, Richardson, Garland, Dallas and more.

If you need roofing or gutter work in these areas, request a free quote from Elevated Roofing at elevatedroofing.com/contact/ or by calling 469-305-0010.

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Roofing Repair Frisco TX

Elevated Roofing, LLC

15222 King Road, Suite 402

Frisco, Texas 75034

469-305-0010

Jul

2017

A roof system that is not well-maintained won’t stand the test of time. It will require repairs and a full replacement much sooner than necessary. Thankfully, you have the power to be proactive and maintain your asphalt shingles in a careful and responsible manner. Here’s how to do it.

Perform a Regular Inspection

Have a roofing professional inspect your roof on a regular basis to identify existing problems and potential problems. He will look for biological growth such as blue algae and plant debris as well as torn shingles, a compromised chimney, soffit and beyond. Be sure to have your roof inspected by a professional at least twice per year. Ideally, this inspection will occur in the fall and spring. The roofing professional will ensure those small problems are tended to before they transform into massive problems.

A Regular Cleaning

One of the most important components of roof maintenance is performing a regular cleaning. Clear out all debris from the roof and its related systems. This means brushing all debris off of the shingles, flashing, eavestroughs, vents, skylight, solar panels and beyond. Clean out the down spouts and ventilation to boot. Make use of a trowel to scoop out leaves and other debris from the gutters so water can drain through the downspouts with ease.

Though some of this “roof housekeeping” can be performed from the ground or a low level, it will be necessary for a skilled roofer to get up on the roof to eliminate all potential sources of damage. Do not attempt to do this yourself. Lean on our experienced roofers to get the job done right.

Mind the Nearby Tree and Plant Growth

It is possible for trees, shrubs, and other greenery to grow out onto your roof and cause considerable damage. Trim tree branches that are near or touching your roof. Cut away all other vegetation that hangs over the roof. When in doubt, lean on a contractor to clip the areas that are especially hard to reach.

Eaves Protection

Some homeowners install metal meshed grate protectors to ward of debris buildup and facilitate cleanups.

Get Those Roofing Repairs out of the way Now

If your roof inspection identifies problem spots that require repair, do not drag your feet on having those sections of the roof remedied. Lean on our roofing aficionados to complete your asphalt shingle roof repairs and you won’t’ have to worry about whether the structure can protect you against the elements. Minor roof repairs performed in a thorough and timely manner will ward off more expensive and serious repairs as time progresses.

Examples of common roof repairs include the installation of valley flashing due to corrosion and replacing flashing around the roof vent, chimney and other installations. Gutters and downspouts might require caulking, patching or the application of roofing cement to prevent sagging and remedy corrosion. It is also quite common for broken, missing or buckled asphalt shingles to be repaired with cement or nails.

Give Your Roof a Once-Over Every now and Then

You can identify certain roof issues from the ground. Take a look at your roof from time to time to see if one or several shingles are missing. If you spot a missing shingle or two, don’t shrug it off as “just the way it goes”. If you do not tend to this problem, it can result in considerable damage to your roof. A missing shingle opens up your home to exposure to the elements. Missing shingles also permit wind to knock away sections that otherwise would not be vulnerable if the missing shingles were addressed.

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Elevated Roofing, LLC
15222 King Road, Suite 402
Frisco, Texas 75034
469-305-0010

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8 Reasons to Get Gutters Replaced | Frisco Residential Roofing | Elevated Roofing

Jul

2017

The average homeowner worries about the integrity of his roof for good reason. This structure is all that stands between mother nature’s wrath and one’s living space. Unfortunately, when it comes to residential roofing, gutters typically receive little-to-no attention. Gutters are comparably small and somewhat of an afterthought. The truth is that gutters are extremely important to residential roofing. They transmit rainwater away from the home to prevent leaks, flooding and damage to the foundation. Let’s take a look at some of the most common warning signs of compromised gutters that should spur a replacement without delay.

Residential Roofing Gutters That Have Separated

Gutter systems will only do their job if they are connected together in a continuous manner. Gutters that separate from one another on a regular basis should be replaced right away. Otherwise, water will end up everywhere but for the area in which gutters are supposed to deposit it.

Gutters That Have Rusted

Rust is a major problem when it comes to gutters. Though you might not be able to spot rust from the ground, a professional residential roofing inspector who performs an in-depth inspection atop the roof will certainly be able to pinpoint rust on gutters. Rusted gutters gradually develop cracking and holes that force water to spill on out before it reaches the end point of the downspout. Consider replacing your rusted gutters with the aluminum variety that will not rust.

You Spot Screws or Nails on the Ground

If you notice screws or nails on the ground, there is a good chance the gutters are overly worn and falling apart. The screws or nails that connect the gutter to the fascia will eventually work themselves loose as the gutters age and endure wear and tear.

Water Damage or Water Marks Along the Exterior of Your Home

If you spot water running down the sides of your home, splattered water, water stains, mold growth or peeling paint, it is an indication your gutters are not functioning as designed.

Don’t Shrug off Broken Gutter Fasteners

Though a single broken fastener will not require the full replacement of your gutters, numerous broken fasteners spell serious trouble. Fasteners are the pieces of metal that connect the gutter to the roof and ensure it remains level. If more than a couple fasteners are broke, it is time to replace the gutters.

Cracks or Splits in Residential Roofing Gutters are a Serious Problem

Major or minor splits or cracks in gutters are a major cause for concern. Running water can turn diminutive cracks into major ones that send water flowing down the sides of your home and onto the surrounding landscaping. Though temporary repairs can be made, such cracking/splitting will eventually spur the need for new gutters.

A Flooded Basement

The top cause of flooded basements is faulty gutters. If your basement endures any sort of flooding resulting from compromised gutters, it is time to replace them.

Gutter Sagging

If your gutters sag, bow or come away from the house in any manner, it is time to replace them. Sagging gutters are extremely ineffective. You can spot sagging gutters from the ground. Sagging occurs when gutters are overloaded with water and can’t drain properly. If you notice your gutters seem a bit out of position but aren’t sure if they are sagging, have one of our residential roofing experts come on out to inspect the integrity of your roof and gutters. We will let you know exactly what is going on and whether gutter replacement is necessary.

Roofing Repair Frisco TX
Elevated Roofing, LLC
5222 King Road, Suite 402
Frisco, Texas 75034
469-305-0010

Elevated Roofing Xan Fix Your Gutters | Dallas Roofing Company

Jul

2017

Elevated Roofing, A Frisco, TX based Roofing Company, which services all of North Texas, has recently expanded its in-house operations and now has the ability to service gutters, as well as residential and commercial roofs.

Like most roofing companies, Elevated Roofing used to outsource their gutter jobs and other general contracting work to companies they partner with.

While they continue to outsource trusted companies with some other general contracting work, Elevated Roofing now completes all gutter jobs in-house.

They have hired an impressive team and purchased two more trucks to better service their customers in need of roofing and gutter work.

Gutters work together with the roof to protect your home from mother nature. Since gutters and roofs receive the same natural wear-and-tear they often need servicing at similar times.

This step allows Elevated Roofing to better manage quality control by servicing both the roof and gutters in-house.

“We are excited to get this off the ground to better serve our loyal customers by ensuring quality work, every time,” says Mike Witte, President of Elevated Roofing.

If you need roof work or gutter work, Elevated Roofing is the company for you!

Roofing Repair Frisco TX

Elevated Roofing, LLC

15222 King Road, Suite 402

Frisco, Texas 75034

469-305-0010

Cutting Energy Bills with Roof Replacement

Jun

2017

If you are like most homeowners, you have thought long and hard about how to reduce your energy bills. You have probably tried it all, from unplugging devices to prevent the use of “phantom energy” to cutting back on the number of Christmas lights and using the air conditioning less frequently. There is a lesser known but extremely effective means of reducing your energy bill: roof replacement.

How a new Roof Cuts Energy Bills: Prevent Heat From Escaping Through the Roof

Schedule your roof replacement in the fall and your energy bills will decrease. This reduction occurs because heat rises and escapes through old, outdated and worn roofs. The installation of a brand new roof will prevent the majority of such heat from escaping your home. As a result, your energy bills will decrease and you will enjoy a comfortable living space without having to worry about whether setting your thermostat at the desired level will increase your utility bill. Start preparing your budget this summer for a fall roof replacement and you will enjoy a winter of lower energy bills. In fact, your new roof will eventually pay for itself across posterity through reduced energy bills and fewer repairs.

Add a Light-Colored Roof to Your Home to Save Money

One of the best ways to cool your home is with the addition of a light-colored roof. Known as “cool” roofs, these roofs are a pale color that reflects heat and light away from the home. It is a stark contrast to dark-hued roofs that absorb light and heat. Numerous studies have shown that a light-colored roof results in significant energy savings. Consider the fact that a dark-colored roof can reach upwards of 175 degrees on a blazing hot day. This heat will inevitably transfer to your livings pace and increase your energy costs.

Roof Replacement: Look for the Energy Star Label

A roof that has been awarded the Energy Star label is ideal for conserving energy and reducing utility bills. Select a new roof with an Energy Star label and you can rest easy knowing it will reflect the sun’s rays and decrease surface temperature by upwards of 100 degrees.

Add new Insulation With Your new Roof

Insulation below your new roof will help maximize your home’s energy efficiency. Insulation in the attic alone is not enough. Insulate the roof and you won’t have to turn on the air conditioner as much in the summer and the heating system as much in the winter. Make sure there is an air space between the roof and the insulation so moisture does not become trapped and spur the growth of mold/mildew.

Opt for Sustainable Roof Materials to Reduce Energy Bills

Opt for the right roof material and you might save upwards of 30 percent in energy costs. Sustainable roof materials include reflective coatings that keep your roof as cool as possible. Elastomeric roof coatings reflect light and heat, allowing for a considerable energy savings. This coating also extends your roof’s longevity to boot. If you are interested in sustainable materials for your roof replacement, contact Elevated Roofing for more information.

Improved Shingles and Ventilation

A new roof with ample ventilation will reduce your energy bills. Ventilation is necessary to prevent hot air from being trapped within the structure. The trapping of hot air spurs your air conditioner to work that much harder. Furthermore, a new roof adds shingles to replace the outdated ones on your current roof that have a comparably low rating. Modern shingles withstand winds upwards of 130 mph, preventing gusts from infiltrating your home and spiking energy costs.

Roofing Repair Frisco TX

Elevated Roofing, LLC

15222 King Road, Suite 402

Frisco, Texas 75034

469-305-0010

Jun

2017

When it comes to roofs, most homeowners think about leaks, broken shingles and massive replacement projects. Yet there is much more to roofing than these problems and procedures. Additional roofing services are actually quite important to your roof’s integrity and longevity.

Emergency Response Services

If an emergency strikes, the condition of your roof is of the utmost importance. Our roofing experts have the skills, equipment and know-how necessary to prepare roofs for harsh conditions. We provide a measured and prompt response to emergencies. Our team knows exactly how to handle severe weather of every variety, whether it is hail, sleet, harsh rain or violent winds.

Lean on us when an emergency strikes and we will do everything in our power to maintain the integrity of your roof. We will send out technicians as soon as it is safe to do so. Our mission is to keep your roof in tip-top shape, prevent damage to your property and surpass your expectations.

It is important to note that homeowners are not completely powerless against nasty weather. Regular roof maintenance will increase the odds that your roof emerges from the violent weather without extensive damage. Have one of our roofing gurus inspect your roof at least once a year to identify weak points and other problems that can be remedied to reinforce structural integrity. However, even the best roofs are susceptible to damage from storms. Contact our roofing service following the emergency and our crews will inspect your roof’s condition, assess the damage and perform emergency repairs without delay.

Roof cleaning

Your roof needs to be cleaned just like your home’s siding, doors and windows. A clean roof looks much more appealing than one laden with dirt and grime. It is also possible to cap off a thorough roof clean with biocides that minimize mold and algae growth.

Keeping your roof clean is not all about aesthetics. A spotless roof also provides functionality by decreasing the surface temperature to extend the structure’s useful life. A clean roof even reduces energy needs, saving you a tidy sum of money in the process. The decreased surface temperature allows for cooler air to be sucked in by your home’s HVAC system. As a result, less cooling is necessary. After all, upwards of 30 percent of your home’s heat is absorbed through the roof.

Cleaning also provides the latent benefit of providing the opportunity to identify necessary repairs while up on the roof. A regular cleaning and sealing reduces growth/dirt accumulation, making subsequent cleanings that much easier. It is prudent to have your roof cleaned at least once per year.

Preventative Maintenance

Many homeowners overlook preventative maintenance and simply react to roof problems once they rear their ugly heads. This is a grave mistake! Think of your roof as an incredibly important investment that has the potential to provide spectacular returns across the long haul.

Have a roofing service perform preventative maintenance on an annual basis and after storms pass through. A professional roofer will inspect your roof’s condition and identify areas for repair. He will remove debris, clear drains for water to flow freely and perform an extensive assessment of the structure. Timely repairs will prevent minor issues from spiraling into much larger projects. This preventative maintenance will extend the life of your roof and save you plenty of money across posterity.

Elevated Roofing Sweats the Small Stuff so You Don’t Have To

Our roofing service tends to all the subtleties outlined above and then some. Reach out to us today to find out more about our services, obtain a quote and schedule an appointment.

Roofing Repair Frisco TX

Elevated Roofing, LLC

15222 King Road, Suite 402

Frisco, Texas 75034

469-305-0010

News & Tips

The Initial Phone Call with a Roof Installer

Visit and Start Date

The Written Estimate

Need for Roofing Permits

Quick Installation Roof Installer

Clean-up

Roofing Shingles are the Icing on Your Home’s Cake

Dark or Light Shingles? Roof Remodel.

Selecting Shingles Based on the Home’s Brick For a Roof Remodel

Multiple Colors are Ideal

Alter Your Perspective

Pay Attention to Your Roof!

1. Don’t let Branches Interfere with Your Roof

2. Ventilation Matters, Ask a Roof Contractor

3. Shingles Must be Firmly Connected to Your Roof

4. Gutters Play an Important Role

Perform a Regular Inspection

A Regular Cleaning

Mind the Nearby Tree and Plant Growth

Eaves Protection

Get Those Roofing Repairs out of the way Now

Give Your Roof a Once-Over Every now and Then

How a new Roof Cuts Energy Bills: Prevent Heat From Escaping Through the Roof

Add a Light-Colored Roof to Your Home to Save Money

Roof Replacement: Look for the Energy Star Label

Add new Insulation With Your new Roof

Opt for Sustainable Roof Materials to Reduce Energy Bills