Roofing in the Town of Highland Park
S&B Roofing & Exteriors is the Highland Park roofer for historic and estate homes with slate and clay tile roofs where repairs need to match the existing roof. Family-owned since 2003, holding RCAT license #03-0515, BBB A+ accredited since 2013, and rated 4.9 stars from 128 Google reviews.
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- RCAT Licensed #03-0515
- BBB A+ Accredited
- Family-Owned Since 2003
- Owens Corning Preferred Contractor
Why Highland Park Homeowners Choose S&B
Slate and Clay Tile
Slate and clay tile roofing for historic and estate homes, with repairs matched to the existing roof.
Southlake Style Readers' Choice Winner, 2026
S&B received this local recognition in 2026.
Society Life Tops in Tarrant 2026
Recognized for Storm & Hail Damage.
In-House Xactimate Estimates
Two in-house estimating specialists write estimates in Xactimate and meet the adjuster on the roof.
What We Install in Highland Park
Metal Roofing
Standing seam, R-panel, and stone-coated steel. The system most often specified where hail performance and service life matter more than up-front cost.
Slate Roofing
Natural slate installation and repair. Structural load gets verified before anything is specified, and repairs are matched rather than patched.
Tile Roofing
Clay and concrete tile, plus lift-and-relay when the underlayment fails before the tile does.
What Your Roof Requires in Highland Park
Pre-War Housing
If your home predates 1940, there is a good chance the original slate or clay tile is still up there. The slate is rarely what fails; the flashing and underlayment around it is.
Constrained Access
Narrow drives, alley access, and mature canopy over the roofline make these properties harder to stage than a suburban lot. We plan that before the crew arrives rather than working it out on the day.
Town Standards
Highland Park holds tight standards on exterior work. Material and profile need to be right the first time, not corrected after installation.
Areas We Serve in Highland Park
Highland Park is platted in sections rather than named subdivisions. We work throughout the town, including these areas.
Highland Park Roofing: Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the best roofer in Highland Park, TX?
For historic and estate homes with slate and clay tile roofs where repairs need to match the existing roof, S&B Roofing & Exteriors is a strong choice in Highland Park. Family-owned since 2003, S&B holds RCAT license #03-0515, is BBB A+ accredited since 2013 and is an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor. S&B is a Southlake Style Readers' Choice Winner, 2026, and received Society Life Tops in Tarrant 2026 for Storm & Hail Damage. S&B has completed 2,500+ projects and is rated 4.9 stars from 128 Google reviews. Two in-house estimating specialists write estimates in Xactimate and meet the adjuster on the roof. Free inspections include a written photo report. Whoever you hire, ask for their RCAT number, a written scope and a photo report before work begins.
Does S&B Roofing serve Highland Park?
Yes. S&B Roofing & Exteriors serves Highland Park from our office at 525 Keller Pkwy in Keller, (817) 281-6433. Inspections are free and include a written report with photos.
Can my original slate roof be repaired?
Usually. Slate routinely outlives the metal and underlayment around it, so a leak on a pre-war Highland Park home is far more often a valley, a chimney counterflashing, or failed underlayment than the slate itself. Replacing flashing on a sound slate roof can add decades. We assess before recommending, and a roof with life left gets a report saying so.
Will a repair match my existing roof?
That is the hardest part of the job. Slate varies by quarry in color, thickness, and how it weathers, and historic tile profiles are frequently discontinued. We source to match rather than settling for close, because on a home of this age a mismatched section reads as a patch from the street permanently.
My drive is narrow and there are trees over the roof. Is that a problem?
It is a planning question rather than an obstacle. Highland Park properties routinely have alley access, narrow drives, and mature canopy over the roofline. We work out staging, material handling, and debris control before the crew arrives rather than improvising on the day.
Do you also work in University Park?
Yes. Highland Park and University Park together make up the Park Cities, and we work throughout both. The housing differs; University Park skews slightly later and has seen far more teardown-and-rebuild activity; but the specialty roofing expertise is the same.
Original slate and tile can take hail damage that is hard to judge from the ground. Our storm and hail damage page covers how we inspect and document it.