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Max Exteriors is a local DFW exterior contractor providing roofing, roof repair, roof replacement, seamless gutters, siding, storm and hail damage restoration, and complete exterior home repairs throughout Dallas–Fort Worth. Get a free exterior inspection, straightforward recommendations, and quality workmanship built for North Texas homes and weather.
Get a professional inspection of your roof, gutters, siding, and storm damage. We'll provide photos, honest recommendations, and a no-obligation estimate — all at no cost.
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One local DFW exterior contractor for roofing, gutters, siding, storm restoration, exterior repairs and more — with honest recommendations and workmanship built for North Texas homes.

Built for North Texas homes.
Your roof is the single largest protective system on your home. Max Exteriors installs and maintains residential roofing for homeowners across Dallas–Fort Worth, from targeted repairs to complete replacements. We inspect thoroughly, document what we find with photos, and explain your options in plain language so you can decide with confidence — no pressure and no surprise line items later.
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Trusted manufacturer systems
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DeSoto-based teams across DFW
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Fully licensed, insured and built to code.
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One local team for your entire home exterior
Max Exteriors LLC is a DeSoto-based exterior contractor serving homeowners throughout Dallas–Fort Worth. Whether it is a small leak or a full roof replacement, we provide honest answers, quality workmanship and results that last.
Every project starts with a documented free roof inspection — photos, notes and a clear explanation of the condition of your home before you decide anything.
Sometimes the answer is a focused roof repair. Sometimes a full roof replacement protects the house better for the money. We show you both paths and the reasoning behind each.
Spring hail, straight-line wind and months of extreme heat age materials faster here. Our hail damage and storm restoration work is built around documenting what a storm actually did.
Ready to get started?Call (469) 779-7325 or schedule your free inspection today.
Get a Free InspectionWhy homeowners choose Max Exteriors
Max Exteriors is a locally owned DFW exterior contractor based in DeSoto, Texas, serving homeowners throughout Dallas–Fort Worth. We understand how North Texas hail, high winds, heavy rain and extreme heat can affect roofing and exterior systems over time.
Homeowners choose Max Exteriors because we handle the entire exterior — including residential roofing, roof repair, roof replacement, seamless gutters, siding, storm restoration, and related exterior work — with one accountable local team from the first inspection through final cleanup.
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Real projects. Real results. Local DFW workmanship, documented from tear-off to final inspection.

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Residential roofing in DFW
A roof in Dallas–Fort Worth absorbs hail in the spring, takes sustained wind off open prairie, then bakes through months of triple-digit heat. Those cycles show up as curling edges, lost granules and slow leaks long before a roof looks bad from the street.

Real Max Exteriors roof replacement · Dallas–Fort Worth
Repair makes sense when damage is contained and the decking is sound. When damage spans multiple slopes or the shingles are near end of life, replacement is the better investment.
Architectural asphalt shingles suit most DFW homes. Impact-resistant shingles are worth a conversation in hail-prone areas, and metal roofing sheds hail and water for decades on the right home.
Decking, underlayment, valley protection, flashing and balanced ventilation decide how long a roof lasts. We replace deteriorated decking instead of covering it and correct ventilation while the roof is open.
Hail
Bruised mats and lost granules shorten shingle life long before a leak shows.
Wind
Broken sealant strips and lifted edges leak in the next storm, not this one.
Heat
Triple-digit summers bake sealant brittle and cook under-ventilated attics.
Heavy Rain
Fast downpours find every shortcut in flashing, valleys and drainage.

Built as a system
Shingles are only the visible layer. What sits underneath decides whether a roof reaches its expected service life or fails early.
Solid enough to hold fasteners. Deteriorated sheets get replaced, never roofed over.
Synthetic protection for the deck if water ever gets past the surface layer.
New metal at walls, chimneys, valleys and every penetration — not reused.
Architectural, impact-resistant or metal, installed to the manufacturer's method.
Balanced intake and exhaust so a Texas attic can breathe through August.
Starter and ridge components that seal the edges wind attacks first.
Most premature roof failures we inspect are not material failures — they are installation details that were skipped: nails overdriven, valleys shortcut, flashing reused, ridge vent installed without matching soffit intake. We install manufacturer systems from brands such as GAF, Owens Corning and CertainTeed, follow the methods those systems are designed around, and photograph the work as the roof goes back together.

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Low-slope assemblies hold water instead of shedding it, so a small seam separation or a clogged drain quietly becomes interior damage and saturated insulation. Every project starts with a commercial roof inspection that maps the assembly and finds where water is actually entering.
Leak detection on a flat roof is its own discipline — water travels along insulation and deck flutes, so the ceiling stain is rarely under the breach. Where the membrane still has life, targeted repair and a maintenance plan are usually the right economics. Where the assembly is saturated, we scope replacement or recover with phasing that keeps the business running. Documented inspections after major North Texas storms protect both the building and any future insurance conversation.
Commercial Roofing ServicesNorth Texas storm season
Hail damage rarely looks dramatic from the driveway, and wind damage is easy to underestimate. A documented post-storm inspection tells you what actually happened — even when nothing is dripping inside.
Bruised shingles do not leak immediately — they shorten the life of the roof and open it to water months later. Straight-line winds across Dallas, DeSoto and the southern suburbs pull at ridge caps, tear flashing loose at walls and chimneys, and bend gutters away from fascia so water dumps against the foundation. Our storm damage roof repair work starts with that documentation.
Inspect
Roof field, penetrations, flashing, ridge lines, gutters, siding, soffit and fascia — on the roof or with detailed photos where access makes that safer.
Document
Dated photographs of everything we find, slope by slope, so the condition of the property is on the record.
Explain
What the storm did, what needs attention now, what can wait, and what a repair or replacement scope would include.
Repair / Restore
Emergency tarping when there is active intrusion, then permanent storm damage repair on a scheduled date.
No obligation · Photo report included
Insurance-supported storm restoration
After a hail storm you are dealing with two things at once: a construction problem and an insurance process. Max Exteriors handles the construction side and gives you documentation that makes the insurance side easier to navigate.
Coverage decisions sit with you and your carrier. Our job is making sure the physical condition of your property is thoroughly documented and the restoration scope is clearly explained.
Every carrier runs its claim process differently. We publish carrier-by-carrier claim guides covering what documentation is typically requested and how inspections are usually scheduled. Once a claim is settled, we coordinate roofing, gutters, siding and related exterior work on one schedule with one point of contact.
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Water Goes Where You Send It
More than roofing
A roof only does half the job. Once water leaves the shingles it has to be captured, carried and discharged far from the house — and in North Texas clay soil, drainage against a foundation is one of the more expensive problems a home can develop.
Seamless runs formed on site, sized for hard Texas downpours, with downspouts and extensions planned to move water away from the slab.
Seamless Gutter Systems →Fascia carries the gutter and closes the roof edge; soffit vents feed the intake air your attic ventilation depends on. We repair rot instead of hanging gutters on a failing board.
Exterior Repairs →Hail dents and cracks siding, wind pulls panels loose, and sun warps it over time. We repair and replace siding, trim and exterior wood rot — and repaint to finish.
Exterior Painting →Bundling gutters, siding and trim with a roof project is usually the practical move — the crew is already on site, the staging is set, and the exterior ends up as one coordinated system instead of a series of patches done years apart.

Locally Based
DeSoto, Texas
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Built for Texas
Storm-conscious exteriors
Experienced. Local. DFW proud.
Max Exteriors is based in DeSoto, Texas. Our crews work roofs in the same communities we live in — so we know which neighborhoods took the worst of a hail core and how weather moves across the southern half of the metroplex.
Your free exterior inspection
We make inspections easy and stress-free. Here is exactly what to expect when you book your free roof and exterior inspection with Max Exteriors.
Book online in about two minutes or call us directly. We confirm a time that works for you — most inspections happen within a few days, sooner after major storms.
We inspect the roof, gutters, siding and storm damage — on the roof and, where access or pitch calls for it, with detailed photo documentation.
You see exactly what we saw: dated photos, plain-English findings, and whether the honest answer is repair, replacement, or leaving it alone for now.
A written, itemized estimate with repair and replacement options, financing where applicable, and insurance restoration paths. No pressure.
A typical inspection takes 45 to 60 minutes. We start at ground level looking at gutters, downspouts, siding and drainage, then get on the roof to check the field, valleys, penetrations, flashing and ridge line. If conditions make roof access unsafe, we document from the ground and with detailed images instead.
You do not need to be on the roof with us — but you should expect to see everything we saw. We walk you through the photos afterward, explain what is normal wear versus real damage, and tell you plainly if the roof is fine. Plenty of inspections end with "your roof has years left, call us after the next big storm," and that is a perfectly good outcome.
Plan your project with confidence
No honest contractor can quote a roof from the street. Price is driven by measurable conditions, not a per-house average — these are the six that move the number most.
Roofing is estimated in squares. Every additional square adds both material and labor.
Steep roofs slow crews down and require additional safety equipment.
Valleys, dormers, chimneys, skylights and HVAC penetrations each need flashing detail and hand-work.
Deteriorated decking is replaced, not covered. Old flashing gets replaced rather than reused.
Architectural asphalt is the DFW standard; impact-resistant, designer and metal systems move the range up.
Tight lots, steep driveways and landscaping that limits dumpster or material placement add time.

No two roofs cost exactly the same.
Tear-off and disposal is its own line, and a second layer costs more to remove than one. Code items — ice and water placement, drip edge, fastener patterns — are part of a correct installation, not upsells. We give you a written, itemized estimate after the inspection so you can see exactly what each line covers instead of a single lump-sum number.
Financing is available for qualified homeowners, and 0% APR options may be available to qualified homeowners. Approval, rates and terms are set by the lender based on its qualification criteria — not every homeowner will qualify. If the damage is storm-related, restoration through your insurance carrier may also be part of the conversation.
Explore Financing OptionsWhy Max Exteriors
Coverage decisions stay between you and your carrier. Scheduling, documentation, workmanship and clean-up are ours — and those are the parts homeowners tell us made the difference.
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Schedule My Free InspectionWhat homeowners are saying
5.0Google Rating
“Storm damage had us stressed, but Max Exteriors inspected the roof, met with insurance, and replaced everything cleanly.”
Marcus — Roof Replacement · Dallas, TX
“They found hail damage we could not see from the ground and explained every step without pressure.”
Ryan T. — Hail Damage Repair · DeSoto, TX
“Our gutters and roofline look sharp. Fast communication and the crew left the property spotless.”
Linda — Gutter Installation · Dallas, TX
Serving the metroplex
DFW storms are local rather than regional — one subdivision can be hammered while the next is untouched — so a documented, address-specific inspection is always worth more than a general assumption about your area.
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Start by picking your DFW territory — then choose your city for local roof repair, hail, and insurance info from Max Exteriors.
DeSoto, Cedar Hill, Duncanville, Lancaster, Red Oak, Ovilla, Glenn Heights and Midlothian are home turf — many built in similar eras with similar roof pitches and shingle systems.
From Oak Cliff bungalows to newer northern construction, Dallas homes span a century of building practices — older decking, undersized ventilation and layered roofs all change the scope.
Fort Worth, Arlington, Mansfield, Grand Prairie and Irving. Storms often cross this corridor first, so these are frequently the first neighborhoods calling after hail.
Mesquite, Garland, Rockwall, Forney, Richardson, Plano, Frisco, McKinney and Allen — where newer construction and hail-belt exposure make impact-resistant shingles a common conversation.
Service availability can vary by project type and location — larger commercial work and specialty exterior projects are scheduled based on crew availability and distance. Not sure whether we cover your address? Call (469) 779-7325 or browse the full service-area directory.
All DFW LocationsStraight answers
The questions Dallas–Fort Worth homeowners ask us most — about inspections, hail damage, insurance claims, materials and what actually happens during a roofing project.
Read before you decide
Repairs
When a targeted repair is the right call, and what a proper repair actually includes.
Replacement
Tear-off, decking, underlayment, ventilation and what changes on replacement day.
Storm
What to do in the days after a North Texas hail storm hits your neighborhood.
Insurance
How Texas roof insurance claims typically move from inspection to restoration.
Inspections
What we photograph, what we measure and what shows up in your report.
Gutters
Sizing, seamless runs, downspout placement and drainage away from the slab.
Commercial
TPO, PVC, EPDM, modified bitumen and metal systems for DFW properties.
Cost
The variables that move a Dallas-Fort Worth roof replacement estimate up or down.
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