Shingle and metal roofing, barn and shop roofs, ranch fencing and storm restoration for Brock, TX acreage properties. Free inspections. Call 817-623-0604.
Brock is acreage country, and acreage work is different work. A typical Brock property isn’t one roof — it’s a house, a shop, a barn, sometimes a guest house, plus several hundred feet of fence. Most roofing companies quote the house and disappear.
We handle the whole property.
What we do in Brock
- Residential roofing — architectural shingle, Class 4 impact-resistant, and standing seam or R-panel metal
- Metal roofing on shops, barns, barndominiums and equipment sheds, including panel replacement, fastener and screw-down maintenance, and full re-roofs
- Storm restoration across every structure on the property, written into one claim so nothing gets left out of the scope
- Ranch and pipe fencing, entry gates, and storm-damaged fence replacement
- Siding, windows, paint and masonry
Why your outbuildings matter to the claim
Your homeowners policy almost certainly covers detached structures under “other structures” coverage — usually a percentage of your dwelling limit. When the adjuster only inspects the house, that portion of your coverage goes unused.
We inspect and document every structure on the property, because a hailstorm that damaged your roof damaged your barn too. Getting the shop and the equipment shed into the original scope is far easier than supplementing them in later.
Metal roofs on rural properties
A lot of Brock properties run exposed-fastener metal on the outbuildings, and those roofs fail at the screws long before the panels give out. If yours is fifteen or twenty years old, a fastener and washer replacement is usually a fraction of the cost of a re-roof and buys you another decade. We’ll tell you which one you actually need.
Around Brock
We serve Brock, Millsap, Peaster, Poolville, Garner, Weatherford, Aledo, Annetta and the surrounding Parker County acreage. See our full service area.
Free property inspections in Brock
Call 817-623-0604 or request an inspection online. We’ll walk every structure, not just the house.
Brock and acreage roofing questions, answered
Almost certainly. Detached structures fall under other-structures coverage, usually a percentage of your dwelling limit. The problem is that adjusters routinely inspect only the house. We document every structure on the property before the adjuster arrives so the shop and barn make it into the original scope.
Usually not. Exposed-fastener metal almost always fails at the screws and washers long before the panels do. If the panels are sound, a fastener and washer replacement costs a fraction of a re-roof and typically buys another decade. We will tell you which one you actually need.
Yes. Barndominiums, shops, equipment sheds and hay barns are a normal part of what we do out here, in both screw-down R-panel and standing seam. Acreage work is rarely one roof, and we quote the whole property rather than just the house.
Yes, including entry gates and storm-damaged fence replacement. Fence is frequently the most damaged thing on an acreage property after a storm and the most commonly left out of an insurance estimate, so we document it with everything else.
Brock, Millsap, Peaster, Poolville, Garner, Weatherford, Aledo, Annetta and the surrounding Parker County acreage. We are based in Weatherford, so this is home territory rather than a drive.
