



Your roof stands as one of the most significant investments in your home. Understanding its protection and maintenance is paramount. At Get Roofed, we’re here to address your concerns and provide expert guidance on preventive maintenance.
We firmly advocate for the importance of regular roof maintenance, as it safeguards your investment and ensures compliance with manufacturer warranties. Even the highest quality residential roofing materials are susceptible to wear and tear over time.

Climate change poses a significant threat to roofs, especially in regions like North Texas and Oklahoma, where extreme weather conditions are expected. From winter ice storms to scorching summer heat, your roof faces relentless challenges year-round.
While it’s impossible to shield your roof entirely from the elements, routine inspections and maintenance can significantly extend its lifespan and prevent costly damage. Our team recommends annual roof inspections to identify and address minor issues before they escalate into major repairs.
Don’t wait until it’s too late. Invest in the longevity of your roof with Get Roofed’s comprehensive inspection and maintenance services. Contact us today for a quote and safeguard your home’s most valuable asset.
North Texas and Southern Oklahoma summers are hard on a roof. A roof coating is a seamless, fluid-applied membrane that goes over your existing roof surface, sealing it against water and reflecting solar heat before it reaches your home.
For the right roof, it adds years of waterproof protection without a tear-off, a dumpster in the driveway, or the cost of a full replacement.
Coatings are built for metal and low-slope surfaces rather than asphalt shingles. On a typical home in Denison, Sherman, or Durant, that usually means:
If you have an asphalt shingle roof, coating isn’t the right answer, and we’ll tell you so.
NanoTech Materials Cool Roof Coat is built around a patented Insulative Ceramic Particle (ICP) technology that both reflects sunlight and slows heat transfer through the roof. Per the manufacturer, the system is ICC, CRRC, and Miami-Dade certified and holds its performance even after the surface weathers. NanoTech’s insulative coatings also apply to exposed pipes and equipment, so plumbing lines and HVAC components on a flat roof or exterior wall can be coated at the same time.
Uniflex, a Sherwin-Williams brand, produces acrylic and silicone coating systems along with the primers, seam sealants, and rust inhibitors that make a coating job last — all backed by the UNIGUARD warranty program.
Every project starts with a free inspection to determine whether your roof is a candidate. Most residential coating jobs finish in a day or two, and you can stay in your home the whole time.
Immediately document the damage (photos are great), then call us. We’ll perform a free inspection to assess hail impacts—like dented shingles or granule loss—and guide you through both repair and insurance claim processes.
Large branches can crack shingles, disturb sealing, or dent flashing. We conduct thorough checks at suspect points—like valleys and ridges—and can make targeted repairs to prevent leaks or further damage.
Yes. In North Texas & Oklahoma, extreme heat can stress shingles and degrade seals. Our insulation and flashing inspections often reveal gaps or aging materials causing heat escape. We’ll recommend repairs or full replacements as needed.
We offer annual tune-ups: cleaning debris, checking for loose shingles, inspecting vents and flashing, and sealing minor leaks. These steps prevent bigger issues and ensure your warranty remains valid.
Costs vary depending on materials (asphalt, metal, tile) and roof size. After inspecting your property details, we’ll provide a transparent, itemized estimate—covering labor, materials, disposal, and local permit costs.
Absolutely. We partner with local insurers and know the documentation required—damage reports, contractor estimates, before/after photos—and are happy to liaise directly with your adjuster to streamline the process.
While the quality and process remain the same, local conditions vary—like Texas hail vs. Oklahoma ice storms. We adapt our material choices and installation methods to meet each region’s challenges and code requirements.