Roofers Near Me
We live and work here. A local crew comes to your house, looks at the roof, and tells you what it actually needs.
- Based in Fort Worth since 2014
- We show up when we say we will
- Free inspection, no pressure
Serving Fort Worth, Texas since 2014
972-246-7448
Hail hit your home?
Free inspection. Clear photos. An honest repair-or-replace answer from a Fort Worth crew.
Thousands of completed projects
Roofing specialists since 2014
Free inspections and estimates
Helped 2,500+ insurance claims
Looking for roofers near me, a simple roofing repair, or a Fort Worth roof built for hail. Start here.
We live and work here. A local crew comes to your house, looks at the roof, and tells you what it actually needs.
A repair fixes one problem so the rest of the roof can stay. Leaks, lifted shingles, flashing, and hail spots.
Fort Worth hail, wind, and heat wear shingles out. We replace roofs with materials made for North Texas storms.
Hail knocks the granules off the shingle. A cracked pipe boot lets rain in around a vent. Both are common in Fort Worth.

Dark spots where the granules are gone. That shingle will not last.
A small part. A frequent leak. Often a repair, not a whole new roof.
Typical 2026 prices for homes in Fort Worth. Your roof’s size, pitch, and deck can change the number. The inspection is free and sets the real price.
Service
Typical price
What that usually means
Missing or lifted shingles
$175 – $500
A small area with easy roof access
Pipe boot replacement
$175 – $350
A common cause of ceiling leaks
Flashing repair
$250 – $900
Chimney, wall, or valley
Active leak repair
$350 – $900
Find the source and stop the water
Ridge cap repair
$300 – $800
Often after a wind storm
Hail or wind patch
$600 – $2,500
About 1 to 2 squares of roof
Emergency tarp
$350 – $800
Covers the roof until the repair
One slope replacement
$1,500 – $5,000
A large section, not the whole roof
Architectural shingle roof
$10,200 – $15,000
Typical Fort Worth home, tear-off included
Class 4 impact-resistant roof
$12,000 – $18,000
Better against hail. May lower insurance
Larger or cut-up roof
$15,000 – $22,000
More squares, steep pitch, or many valleys
Most hail roofs in Fort Worth go through insurance. Out of pocket is often just your deductible. These ranges are a local guide, not a bid.
Short answers to the questions we hear most about roofers, repairs, and Fort Worth roofs.
Ask us directlyYes, if you are in Fort Worth or a nearby North Texas city. We are at 702 Houston St and have worked here since 2014. Call and we can usually look at the roof within a day or two.
Repair is enough when the roof is still in good shape and only one spot failed. That is a bad pipe boot, loose flashing, a few missing shingles, or a small hail patch. If the roof is old, or hail hit most of it, a new roof is the honest answer. We will tell you which one you need.
Small repairs often land between $175 and $900. A storm patch is often $600 to $2,500. A full architectural roof on a typical Fort Worth home is often $10,200 to $15,000. These are 2026 local ranges, not your price. The free inspection sets the real number.
Yes. We take photos, write a clear report, and can meet the adjuster with you. We have helped with more than 2,500 insurance claims. You stay in charge. No high-pressure sales.
Storm leaks come first. Call 972-246-7448. When the weather allows, we can tarp the roof the same day so water stops while the repair is planned.
Yes. Salter Exteriors Roofing & Remodeling is licensed and insured, locally owned, and has served Fort Worth homeowners since 2014.
Fort Worth first, plus Arlington, Burleson, Keller, Mansfield, Haltom City, Saginaw, Crowley, Benbrook, Aledo, Hurst, and Forest Hill.
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Call or send a short note. A leak, hail, or a full replacement.
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We call within one business day and pick a time that works.
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Photos, a plain report, and an honest repair-or-replace answer.
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No pressure. You decide. If insurance is involved, we help with that too.
“Aaron was honest, transparent, and easy to work with. I am thrilled with the new roof and gutters.”
Matthew Hackney · Google review
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