Looking for roofing in Reno, TX? Cannon Roofing serves the small Parker County city of Reno, tucked along Highway 199 between Azle and Springtown. We repair leaks, replace worn or storm-damaged roofs, help with insurance claims and install gutters, with factory-trained crews who have roofed North Texas homes since 1994.
Already know you need someone to look at your roof? Call (940) 627-1045, answered 24/7, or send a note through our contact page.
What makes a Reno roof different
Reno is mostly residential, with a mix of subdivision homes, older ranch houses and properties on larger lots, plus shops, barns and detached garages behind many of them. That variety means one address can have several roofs in very different condition.
Open ground and storm exposure
The land between Azle and Springtown is fairly open, so spring storms reach Reno with little to break the wind. Hail and gusts hit hardest on the side of the house that faces the incoming weather, which is often the west or northwest slope.
Heat, trees and drainage
Long summers cook asphalt shingles, drying them out and loosening granules. Mature oaks shade some lots, which slows drying after rain and drops leaves into valleys and gutters. Poor drainage at the eaves leads to rotted fascia and water at the foundation.
Roofing services for Reno, TX homeowners
Roof repair
Most leaks come from a single weak point: a cracked pipe boot, loose flashing, a nail pop or a few wind-torn shingles. Our roof repair service traces the leak from the attic and the roof surface, then fixes the source rather than covering it with sealant.
Roof replacement
When shingles are curling, losing granules across whole slopes or have been beaten up by hail, replacement is usually the better long-term choice. A full roof replacement typically involves tearing off down to the decking, replacing any soft boards, installing new underlayment and flashing, checking attic ventilation, and a thorough clean-up.
Choosing materials for Reno weather
For a hail-prone area, it is worth asking about Class 4 impact-resistant shingles, which are tested to stand up to hail better than standard products. Lighter colors can also reduce heat absorbed by the roof. We will lay out the options side by side at your estimate.
Storm damage and insurance claims
After hail or high wind, our insurance claims help starts with a documented inspection and can include meeting your adjuster on the roof. We explain what we found in plain language so you can decide whether a claim makes sense.
Gutters, soffit and fascia
Properly sized gutters carry water away from the fascia and foundation. We also replace rotted soffit and fascia boards, which often show up when a roof is replaced.
How to choose a roofer in Reno
Small towns tend to see a wave of out-of-area crews after every big storm. A few questions separate a solid local contractor from someone who will be gone by next season:
- Where are you based? A contractor with a permanent address nearby is around for warranty questions. Ours is in Decatur, just north in Wise County.
- Who will be on my roof? Every Cannon Roofing employee carries the Technician Seal of Safety: background checked, drug tested, factory trained and insured.
- Will I get a written estimate? You should see in writing what is being replaced, what materials are used and how the site will be protected.
- How do you stand behind the work? Ask to see the warranty in writing. You can read about ours on our warranties page.
Be cautious of anyone who asks for full payment before work starts, offers to cover your deductible or pressures you to sign that day.
Roofing in Reno, TX: what to expect from us
- First contact. Call or message with your address, what you have noticed and whether there is an active leak.
- Free inspection and estimate. We check the attic, roof surface, flashing, vents and gutters, take photos and explain the options.
- Clear recommendation. Repair, replacement or simply keep an eye on it. We will tell you which, and why.
- The work. Factory-trained crews follow manufacturer installation methods and take care to protect your landscaping and driveway.
- Wrap-up. Nails and debris are picked up, and we walk you through the finished job.
We do not publish prices, because the size, pitch, layers of old roofing and the materials you choose all change the scope. Tell us about your home and we will give you a clear written quote.
Keeping a Reno roof in good shape
Look at the roof from the ground after every major storm, keep gutters and valleys clear, and trim branches back from the roofline. An inspection every year or two catches small issues early. If you would rather not keep track yourself, ask about our Roof Protection Plan.
Frequently asked questions
Do you serve the areas around Reno too?
Yes. We work throughout this corner of Parker County, including nearby Azle, Springtown and the Eagle Mountain Lake side, as part of our regular North Texas service area.
Can you roof my shop or barn as well as the house?
Tell us about every structure when you call. We will look at outbuildings during the same visit and let you know what we can help with for each one.
What should I do if my roof is leaking at night?
Catch the water in buckets, move valuables and call us at (940) 627-1045. Emergency roofing help is available around the clock, and we can tarp the area to limit damage until a permanent repair is done.
Ready for an honest look at your roof? Call Cannon Roofing first at (940) 627-1045, open 24/7, to set up a free inspection of your Reno home. You can also reach us through our contact page, and we will get back to you to arrange a time.