Most of the work happens in a short window, but the steps before and after matter as much as install day.
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A typical replacement goes: permit and material delivery, then tear-off down to the deck, decking repairs, drip edge, underlayment and flashing, new shingles, vents and ridge caps, then cleanup and the city’s final inspection. You usually don’t need to be home, but clear the driveway, protect things in the attic, and keep pets and kids inside while the crew works.
Many cities do a final inspection, and some check more than shingles. Allen requires an affidavit, signed before the final, confirming every appliance vent in the attic was checked; Southlake’s final looks at outside vents and attic vent clearances, in person or from photos. Keep your invoice, warranty registration and, for impact-resistant shingles, the product label and TDI Form PC068.
Usually not. Someone may need access to the attic or garage, for example in cities like Allen that check attic appliance vents before the final inspection.
Damaged decking is replaced before the new roof goes on. A good estimate states the price per sheet in advance.
A careful crew protects the yard and runs a magnetic sweep at cleanup.
This guide is general information for Texas homeowners, not legal or insurance advice. Your policy, your city and your house decide the details.
