- Denton, TX
- Mon–Fri 8am–6pm and Saturday 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM
- (214) 449-4306
Seamless gutters formed on site, guards, repairs and color matching. Protecting local homes since 2011.
Inside & Out works across Denton County from our office in Denton, handling roofing, gutters and painting with our own crews. This is our home county. Our office is at 2308 Hollyhill Lane in Denton, and Denton County is where we do most of our work — which means we know what a roof here has actually been through rather than guessing from a satellite image.
Denton County housing runs the full range and the right approach differs sharply across it. Homes near the Square and the older streets around the universities are smaller, steeper and closer together, which changes both access and material choice. The subdivisions built out from the 1990s onward are larger two-story brick homes with more roof penetrations and more valleys, which is where flashing detail matters most.
Family-owned in Denton since 2011, 5.0 on Google, A+ with the Better Business Bureau. Owner Ben Chartrand is on site during projects, which is why his name appears personally in most of our reviews. Assessments are free.
Because of what sits above them. Denton County is in the part of North Texas that takes repeated hail, and a shingle here reaches the end of its service life sooner than the same shingle would in a milder climate. Add sustained summer UV and wide temperature swings between afternoon and night, and 15 to 25 years is a realistic expectation for asphalt rather than the 25 to 30 the packaging suggests.
That is worth knowing before you assume a roof has years left just because it is not leaking. Granule loss and bruising do their damage quietly, and both are far easier to document close to a storm than a year afterwards.
Roof replacement and repair across Denton County, assessed on site rather than quoted per square. The county runs from older homes near the Square to newer two-story builds in Flower Mound and Highland Village, and each carries different access, pitch and flashing demands. We inspect free, tear off rather than overlay, and register enhanced GAF system warranties in your name.
Denton County roofs range from compact older homes to large newer elevations, and on the bigger roofs the water reaching a single downspout adds up fast. Undersized runs show up as erosion and splash-back at the foundation. We form seamless gutters on site, sized to the actual roof area rather than to whatever was there before, and color-match to trim.
Denton County homes take sustained afternoon sun with little shade on west and south elevations, so paint failure tends to be broad rather than localized. On a large elevation poor preparation shows immediately, so we wash, scrape back, re-caulk and prime before spraying. Sherwin-Williams and Behr, with color consultation included.
We aim to inspect within 24 hours of a Denton County storm call, often the same day. Dated photographs slope by slope, adjuster met on site. If there is not enough damage to justify a claim we will tell you, because a denied claim still sits on your claims history.
More variation than most homeowners expect, and almost none of it is negotiable rate. Roof pitch, square footage, material, decking condition and the number of penetrations all move the figure substantially, and two houses of the same size can differ by a factor of two.
We assess on site and give you a written line-item estimate rather than a number over the phone, because a phone quote is a guess and guesses get revised upward once the crew is on the roof.
Financing is available through Hearth if you would rather spread the cost. Checking your options takes a few minutes without affecting your credit score, loans go up to $100,000, approved funds usually arrive within one to three days, and there are no prepayment penalties.
Yes, at 2308 Hollyhill Lane, Denton, TX 76205. Family-owned and operating from here since 2011.
That is worth checking rather than taking on trust, because after any significant hailstorm Denton County fills up with contractors who are not from here. They work from a phone number and a truck, take deposits, and are gone before a warranty claim would ever matter. A workmanship warranty is only worth what the company behind it is worth in five years.
We cover Denton County, Collin County and Dallas County from our Denton office. Alongside Argyle we work across Denton County, Lewisville, Flower Mound, Highland Village, Lantana, Northlake, Bartonville, Plano, McKinney, Allen, Frisco and Coppell.
Inside & Out serves Denton County from a fixed office at 2308 Hollyhill Lane in Denton, family-owned since 2011. We form seamless gutters on site and paint with Sherwin-Williams and Behr. Roofing, gutters and painting are handled together, which matters after a storm damages all three. Assessments are free with a written line-item estimate, and Ben is on site.
No. Inspections and assessments are free with no obligation, including storm inspections where you are not yet certain whether the damage is worth claiming. You get a written estimate before anything is scheduled.
Roofing, gutters and painting are all done by our own crews. After hail that matters more than it sounds, because one storm typically damages all three, and one contractor means the adjuster gets one consistent account rather than three estimates that do not reconcile.
Since 2011, family-owned, from a fixed office at 2308 Hollyhill Lane. Ben Chartrand is on site during projects rather than in the office.
We aim to inspect within 24 hours of your call and often the same day. Documentation taken close to the event is considerably stronger than documentation taken months later.
Yes. If your roof has years left in it we will say so, and if a claim is not worth filing we will tell you that too — a denied claim still stays on your claims history and gains you nothing.
Call (214) 449-4306 or request a time online. Free assessment, written line-item estimate, no obligation.
Inside & Out Roofing, Painting & Gutters LLC
2308 Hollyhill Lane, Denton, TX 76205
Family-owned in Denton since 2011.