Blog

allowfullscreen=”” frameborder=”0″> Delivering Excellence in Roofing for Dallas Institutions At PROCO Roofing, we pride ourselves on treating every roofing project like it’s our own. We recently had the privilege of working on a special project for The Hockaday School, a prestigious all-girls preparatory school in Dallas, TX, renowned for equipping students with the tools to build successful futures. Hockaday holds itself to the highest standards of…

Caring For Our Community None of us could have expected to be in the middle of a global pandemic right now. It’s still a bit surreal how we have all shifted for the betterment of our fellow humans. While we are still fully operational and taking care of our customers roofing & construction needs, the terrain has certainly changed. Many of you may know that door to door sales is a HUGE way that roofing companies gain leads. We have an internal saying, “Knock doors, get on roofs, protect…

Roof Damage? File an Roof Insurance Claim Quickly FOMO. Fear Of Missing Out. Does that apply to my roof? Absolutely! Did you know that if you wait too long to file a claim on a storm damaged roof that your insurance carrier can deny your claim based on “old damage”? We’ve seen it happen. Now, keep in mind, we are not insurance specialists, nor do we claim to be. We are licensed roofers in the great state of Texas. We’ve seen it time and time again. Most commonly we encourage homeowners…

We are heading into the windy part of the year. Many of you have had wind damage your roof by uplifting shingles, metal, tile, or even your cedar shake roof (kudos to you if you still have one of these!). If you have had shingles blow off your house and into your yard, it’s important to have a roof inspection to evaluate what sort of damage you may or may not have. Once you know what you’ve got then you gain insight as to what needs to be done. The inspection part is easy…and free.…

You know you have a poor salesman on your doorstep when they lead with, “If you let me do your roof, I’ll pay your deductible.” Not only do you have a no value scenario on your hands, you are being lured into insurance fraud. The state of Texas passed a law (HB2102) in 2019 that demands homeowners pay their deductibles and that contractors receive that deductible payment. It is illegal to waive, eat, absorb, or reimburse that deductible. Punishable by a hefty fine a time behind…