Roof installation · Tyler, TX
Roof installation and replacement in Tyler, Texas
Complete tear-off and removal, deck inspection and repairs, premium shingle installation, flashing and underlayment, and a thorough cleanup.
Chapter 01
Asphalt shingle installation
Asphalt shingles earn their place on East Texas roofs because they hold up to sun, wind and rain, cost less than most alternatives, and still look good from the street. BXC installs them on new construction and on replacements, with quality materials and an installation that follows the roof line course by course.
You likely need installation if the roof has storm damage or missing shingles, is 20 or more years old, leaks or shows water stains, has curling or cracked shingles, or the house is costing more to heat and cool because of poor insulation. New builds need it too, done once and done right.
A proper installation prevents the repair calls that come two winters later. The crew works every project with attention to detail, the work is covered by the BXC warranty, and the estimate that starts it costs nothing and is given the same day.
Drone view of a BXC crew mid tear-off, half old shingles and half bare decking
Roof replacement
When repairs no longer make sense, replacement gives the house a fresh start. The usual signs: shingles curling, cracked or missing, granules collecting in the gutters, a sagging or uneven roof line, water stains on ceilings or walls, daylight showing through the roof boards, or a roof past 20 years.
A BXC replacement is complete tear-off and removal, deck inspection and repairs, premium shingle installation, a ventilation system assessment, flashing and underlayment replacement, and a thorough cleanup and disposal. The system is chosen for your structure and your budget, not the other way round.
Clean-up is part of the job, and customers notice. One homeowner wrote that cleanup and the final inspection "was done very next day after completion of our newly installed roof." Another found the yard clear of roof nails and trash.
Chapter 03
Roof tear-off
A new roof is only as sound as what it sits on. The crew removes every layer of old roofing safely while protecting the property, disposes of the debris responsibly, and prepares the deck for the new system.
Tear-off is the right call when there are two or more layers of shingles, when hail or wind damage runs through the whole roof, when there are signs of water intrusion or persistent leaks, when the decking sags, or when local building code requires it. Taking everything down to the decking is the only honest way to find rot or structural damage before it is buried.
Once the deck is bare it is inspected for damage and rot, repaired where needed, and swept clean before the next layer goes on. That is the step that decides how long the new roof lasts.
Slate roofing
For owners who want a roof that outlasts the mortgage, slate is hard to beat: natural stone that is fire resistant, weatherproof, low maintenance, and available in a range of colors and styles. With proper care it can last 75 to 100 years or more.
Slate is also unforgiving to work on. BXC handles new slate installation, slate repairs and replacements, inspection and maintenance, historical slate restoration, and custom color and pattern design, with the techniques natural stone demands.
TPO roofing
Commercial flat and low-slope roofs are usually TPO: a single-ply thermoplastic polyolefin membrane with a heat-reflective white surface that trims cooling costs, resists tears, punctures and impact, and asks for less maintenance than traditional flat roofing.
BXC installs TPO on new commercial buildings and on replacements of tired flat roofs, with installation techniques aimed at extending roof life and a warranty on materials and workmanship. Estimates are free and given the same day, so the building owner can plan before the weather turns.
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Same roof, two conditions
Bare decking, then dried in
A replacement is judged in the middle of the job, when the old roof is gone and the new one is not on yet. Plate A is that moment: half old shingles, half bare boards. Plate B is the next one, white underlayment over the whole house and the roof closed against rain.
- Removal
- Complete tear-off, all layers
- Deck
- Inspected, repaired where needed
- Dry-in
- Flashing and underlayment replaced
- Covering
- Premium shingle installation
- Airflow
- Ventilation system assessed
- Close-out
- Cleanup, disposal, final inspection
More finished jobs in the gallery.
