Irving wrote no local roofing amendments at all. The 2024 IRC applies exactly as published, at 105 mph and Exposure C — which means everything we tell you about your roof can be checked against the code itself.
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Everything off, so the decking is seen rather than assumed. On a Plymouth Park or Northgate house from the 1950s, the sheathing has already taken two or three tear-offs worth of fastener damage.
Rotten, delaminated or fastener-chewed sheathing replaced and photographed, sound sheathing kept. Intake and exhaust balanced to the attic volume — the requirement most denied shingle warranty claims actually turn on.
Replaced rather than reused. Reusing flashing is the fastest way to shave a bid and the most reliable way to produce a leak in year three, and it is invisible from the ground either way.
Synthetic underlayment, a proper starter course, and ridge and rake detailing built to figures Irving actually publishes — including the exposure category, which most cities in this region leave blank.
In Las Colinas, Valley Ranch and Cottonwood Valley, matching an existing profile and detailing the flashing correctly is most of the job. Different underlayment system, different fastening, different breakage rates in handling.
Permit pulled at the 100-square-foot threshold, inspection passed, warranty registered, and a photographic record of deck and dry-in handed to you at closeout.
How many squares, how much decking is included, what happens if we find more, what flashing is replaced rather than reused, and what ventilation is specified. On mid-century housing this is where a bid is either honest or a placeholder.
Irving wrote no local roofing amendments, so layers, drip edge, underlayment and decking all come from the 2024 IRC as published, at 105 mph and Exposure C. Every requirement we cite is one you can look up yourself — which is exactly how it should be.
Any roofing project over one square needs a permit here — $100 single-family, $150 multi-family or commercial. Starting without it adds an investigation fee of 100% of the regular fee, and there is no $2,000 threshold in Irving's schedule.
Nothing opened wider than we can dry in the same day. Deck repairs photographed before they disappear, manufacturer warranty registered, and the photographic record handed over at closeout.
Dimensional, UL Class A, specified to Irving's published 105 mph Exposure C criteria. The default across the mid-century and 1980s housing that makes up most of the city.
Genuine tile and slate replacement in Cottonwood Valley, Hackberry Creek and Valley Ranch, with profile matching and the flashing discipline those systems require.
UL 2218 Class 4 in a county logging 66 hail days a decade. Frequently eligible for a Texas carrier premium discount, which is worth pricing before you choose.
Written, on the installation. A workmanship warranty is worth exactly the continuity of the company behind it — ours has run from the same building since 2019.
On qualifying systems installed to the published specification, including the ventilation requirement most denied warranty claims hinge on.
We return and check sealant, flashing, boots and ridge before your first full storm season has passed.
Don't see your question? Call us at (469) 936-7663 — we're happy to talk it through.
The 2024 International Residential Code exactly as published — Irving wrote zero local roofing amendments. That means layers, drip edge, underlayment and decking requirements all come from the code itself, with nothing local layered over the top. The adopted design criteria are 105 mph at Exposure C, stated verbatim.
Because it means every requirement a contractor cites is one you can verify yourself in a published document. In cities with unpublished local exhibits — Carrollton and Seagoville nearby, for instance — you have to take the contractor's word for what the rule is. Here you do not.
Not as a local requirement. Irving adopted the 2024 IRC with no roofing amendments, and the 2024 regional package dropped the blanket Class A/B/C sentence that 2021-cycle cities still carry. In practice essentially every architectural asphalt shingle on this market is UL Class A and that is what we specify — but the legal position differs from Richardson's or Rowlett's.
$100 for single-family and $150 for multi-family or commercial, required on any roofing project over 100 square feet. Starting before the permit issues adds an investigation fee of 100% of the regular fee. Re-inspection is $75.
Because the deck is the question. Ridgecrest was platted in 1931; Plymouth Park, Northgate and Freeway Park are 1953 to 1966. Much of Irving's housing is on a third or fourth covering with sheathing that has taken repeated fastener damage. An overlay hides that from you, from us and from the inspector, adds weight, and shortens the life of the new roof.
Most Irving single-family replacements are one to two days for tear-off, deck and install, with the roof dried in the same day it is opened. Mid-century housing with significant decking, complex layouts, or tile and slate extends that meaningfully — and tile in particular is a different pace entirely.
Yes. Cottonwood Valley, Hackberry Creek Village and Hackberry Creek Estates carry genuine tile, slate and standing seam, and those are different trades from composition shingle — different underlayment systems, different flashing, different fastening and real breakage rates in handling. Matching the existing profile matters as much as installing it correctly.
We document the damage, meet the adjuster on the roof and supply the scope — against the Dallas County record, since Irving is entirely in Dallas County. What we will not do is promise an approval or inflate a scope so your deductible disappears. On mid-century Irving housing the honest answer is sometimes end-of-life replacement rather than a claim.
Free inspection, honest scope, real warranty. Most service work scheduled within 24–48 hours.
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