Steep pitches, big planes, done with harness crews
Roofing in Keller, Texas
Keller's custom homes — Hidden Lakes, Bear Creek, the estates off Keller Smithfield — carry some of the steepest, most cut-up rooflines we work. Steep-slope work is a different discipline: harnessed crews, roof jacks, staged material lifts, and a slower tear-off that protects landscaping the homeowner spent years on. It prices differently than a ranch roof, and we show you exactly why on the estimate.
Big roof planes also mean big water. A Keller two-story can shed over 3,000 gallons in a single inch of rain, which is why we run gutter-sizing math on nearly every Keller replacement — 6-inch continuous gutter with 3x4 downspouts is the usual answer, and it's a modest line item on a roof this size.
Local note
Several Keller HOAs require shingle color approval before work starts — we handle the submission paperwork and have the common approved palettes on file.
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