Aurora’s roofing contractor
Aurora is small and rural with acreage properties. We’re based in Haslet, TX, about as local as it gets.
The town
Roofing in Aurora
Aurora is small and rural with acreage properties. Outbuildings and shops make up a good share of the work.
Aurora sits in Wise County, which takes the same spring hail as the rest of North Texas. Most of the roofs we replace around here aren’t worn out from age, they’re worn out from one bad afternoon in May.
Most of the roofs we replace here are not worn out from age. They are worn out from one bad afternoon in May.
We don’t charge to come out. Seth or one of the crew will get on the roof, photograph what’s up there, and tell you plainly whether you have damage worth filing on. Read about how hail damage actually works, look through jobs we have finished, or get in touch.
Free to look
We come out, get on the roof and photograph it. No charge, and no pressure if it turns out you are fine.
Claims documented
Photos with a scale reference and strike density per square. That is what an adjuster needs to see.
Local, not seasonal
Based in Haslet, TX. We are here next year when you have a warranty question.
Most called for
What Aurora calls us about
Scroll sideways for more services
What to ask any roofer, including us
And if anyone offers to cover, waive, absorb or rebate your deductible, walk away. That is illegal in Texas and it pulls you into insurance fraud along with them. We will never make that offer, and any company that does is telling you exactly how it operates.
Ask where their office is and how long they have been in Texas. After a big storm this area fills with crews who follow weather, sell hard for a season and leave. Ask who answers the phone in three years when you have a warranty question.
Ask where their office is and how long they have been in Texas.
Ask for proof of insurance, and ask them to send the certificate rather than describing it. Ask specifically what underlayment and what shingle line they are quoting, by name, and whether the shingle is impact rated. A quote that just says architectural shingles is not a quote you can compare against anything.
What goes on under the shingles
Decking gets inspected once the old roof is off. Soft or delaminated sheets get replaced rather than shingled over, and we will show you the picture of what we found. Older homes around here frequently have plank decking rather than plywood, which changes how the job goes and is worth knowing about in advance.
Underlayment goes over the deck. Synthetic underlayment outperforms old felt in both tear resistance and how it handles being left exposed if weather interrupts a job. In the valleys and around penetrations we use a self adhering leak barrier, because those are the places water actually concentrates.
Underlayment goes over the deck.
Then the details. New pipe boots every time, because the rubber collar on the old one splits from UV in ten to fifteen years here and drips into the ceiling below long before the field of the roof is worn out. Step flashing where the roof meets a wall, properly woven into the courses rather than smeared with sealant. Drip edge at the eaves and rakes. Ridge ventilation sized for the attic.
When to replace and when to wait
The signals that genuinely matter are these. Granules collecting heavily in the gutters, which means the shingle surface is wearing through. Shingles that are curling or cupping at the edges. Bald spots where the mat shows. Any daylight visible through the deck from inside the attic. Repeated leaks in more than one location, which usually means the roof has stopped being repairable and started being a replacement.
Age matters as context rather than as a verdict. An architectural roof in North Texas realistically runs fifteen to twenty five years, and hail usually ends it rather than age. If yours is in that range and a storm came through, that is worth an inspection. If it is eight years old and nothing has happened, it very likely does not need attention.
Age matters as context rather than as a verdict.
The honest position is that we would rather look at your roof twice over five years and do the work when it is genuinely time than sell you a roof today that you did not need. That is a slower business and it is the one Seth wanted.
What people say
From customers
We had a great experience with Seth and his team at Ovation Roofing. They were professional, honest, and very easy to work with throughout the entire process. Communication was clear, the work was done on schedule, and the quality of the roof looks fantastic. It’s refreshing to work with a company that does what they say they’ll do. I would absolutely recommend Ovation Roofing to anyone needing roofing work.
Roof replacement customer
Seth came out and checked on our roof and was super kind, quick and efficient. He was very knowledgeable and thorough with explaining exactly what we needed to do and what the process would look like. I had a lot of questions and he answered all of them and made sure I understood the process. I had another quote from a different company and this was a completely different experience.
Homeowner, DFW
Nearby
Other towns in Wise County
Scroll sideways through nearby towns
Questions from Aurora homeowners
Do you actually work in Aurora?
Yes. Aurora is in southern Wise County, inside our normal working radius from Haslet, TX. It’s a regular service call for us, not a special trip.
How fast can you get to Aurora after a storm?
Active leaks come first. If water’s coming into the house, tell us that when you call and we’ll get you tarped while the rest gets sorted.
Do you charge to come look?
No. We’ll come out, get on the roof, take pictures and tell you what we see. If your roof has years left, that’s what we’ll tell you.
Will you help with my insurance claim?
Yes. We document the damage properly and meet your adjuster on the roof. Kolt has had denied claims reopened and approved with a proper photo set. See roof insurance claims.
What kind of roofs do you install in Aurora?
Everything from architectural shingle to standing seam metal and stone coated steel. In hail country we usually recommend a Class 4 impact rated product.
Get in touch
Get a straight answer on your roof
Call and you get Seth or someone on his crew, not a call center. We will come out, get on the roof, take pictures, and tell you what we actually see in in Aurora, including when the honest answer is that your roof’s got years left in it.
- Phone
817-789-0884 - Email
office@ovationroofs.com - Based in
Haslet, TX - Hours
Mon-Fri 8am-8pm
Sat 8am-4pm
Sun closed