Roof repair and roofing in Rockwall. Across Rockwall County.

Rockwall County is where our Dallas-Fort Worth team has finished most of its roofs, but very little of that work is inside the city of Rockwall, and we want that to be plain before you read anything else. At Rockwall addresses, our AccuLynx records show 46 job records and fewer than five finished jobs. Most of those records are in 75032, the ZIP Rockwall shares with Heath and McLendon-Chisholm, and the rest are in 75087.

The finished roofs are in the two towns next door. Fate has 76 job records with us and 14 finished roofs, most of them in 75189, the big rural ZIP around Fate and Royse City. McLendon-Chisholm has 15 job records and 8 finished roofs, every one of them in 75032. All of those roofs were on houses, and nearly all were insurance claims.

Every Rockwall County record we hold is from 2026. Most of the roofs were finished in July and August, the rest in June and September, in the months after the hail of April 27 that hit Fate, McLendon-Chisholm and the ground just south of Rockwall. Many of the Fate and McLendon-Chisholm records came into AccuLynx in one import in late June, so we date that work by the day it was finished.

From the Garland office the drive is east on I-30, over Lake Ray Hubbard. The same office covers Dallas and Allen, and if you have a leak or storm damage, our Dallas-area roof repair page has the detail.

The ten miles around Rockwall logged 24 days of inch-or-larger hail and 15 days of damaging wind since September 18, 2016. Of the Dallas-Fort Worth towns on our site, only Weatherford logged fewer hail days in the ten years to September 2026. A quieter record still had two storms that stand out.

On June 11, 2023, hail of two inches fell a mile north-northeast of Rockwall, 2.25 inches a mile north of Fate and 2.75 inches at Royse City, the largest stone inside those ten miles in ten years. On April 27, 2026, spotters reported two-inch hail two miles southeast of Fate and at McLendon-Chisholm, 1.75 inches a mile south of Rockwall, and two inches in Rowlett across the lake. The roofs we have finished in the county all date from the months after that second storm.

Other dates in the record: tornado reports a mile east-northeast of Rockwall and two miles northwest of Fate on May 29, 2019, and at Rockwall on October 20, 2019; 2.5-inch hail at McLendon-Chisholm on December 13, 2022; and a 78 mph gust at Lavon on June 15, 2023. Hail bruising and lifted shingles rarely show from the yard, and claims have deadlines, so the free Roof Grade photographs every slope with the date on each picture. Our storm damage repair page explains how a claim runs. If you replace, a Class 4 shingle with the UL 2218 rating usually costs a few hundred dollars more on a typical roof, and many Texas insurers give a discount for it.

Our cost guide is built on San Antonio-area jobs and prices a 2,000 sq ft single-story house at roughly $8,000 to $13,000 in architectural shingle, or $24,000 to $38,000 in standing seam or stone-coated steel. Treat those as a starting point for Rockwall. The written number for your own house comes from the free Roof Grade.

Size and shape move a price more than anything else, and the guide’s per-square-foot figures let you scale it: $3.50 to $5.50 installed for shingle, $11 to $15 for metal and $10 to $20 for tile. The guide names pitch and complexity among the seven things a price is built from, and says two-story homes and cut-up roofs push it higher. It also lists what belongs in the base price on any bid: the permit, tear-off, ice-and-water barrier, underlayment, boots, drip edge and ventilation.

On the repair side, our roof repair page gives a pipe boot or a few wind-damaged shingles at typically $500 or less, and chimney or wall flashing at about $500 to $1,500. If hail is why you are reading this, the wind and hail deductible on most Texas policies is 1% or 2% of the home’s insured value, and under Texas law no roofer may pay it for you. The deductible guide works through when a claim is worth filing.