Roofing questions, answered straight

Yes. We'll inspect your roof, take photos of what we find and explain your options. No cost, no obligation.

It's GAF's highest contractor certification. GAF lists Double D Roofing as a Master Elite® contractor in its directory. GAF says fewer than 2% of U.S. roofing contractors earn it, and it lets us offer GAF's strongest warranty options.

Our office is at 2701 Beacon Rd, Amarillo, TX 79118. We serve Amarillo, Canyon, Plainview, Lubbock and the surrounding Texas Panhandle.

Yes, financing is available for qualified homeowners. Use the payment calculator on our financing page to get a feel for monthly payments.

Yes. We document the damage with photos, can meet your adjuster at the property and build to the approved scope. You stay in control of the claim.

Yes. We install siding, windows and gutters too, which is handy after a hailstorm damages more than the roof.

We're in the office Monday to Friday, 8AM–5PM. You can request an inspection online any time.

Most homes are done in a day or two once materials are on site, depending on size, pitch and weather. We'll give you a time frame for your roof before we start.

In the Panhandle, they're worth a serious look. Class 4 impact-resistant shingles stand up to hail better, and many Texas insurers offer a premium discount for them. Ask your insurance agent what yours offers, and we'll walk you through the options.

Yes. Financing is available for qualified homeowners. See the financing page to estimate a monthly payment, then we'll help you apply.

If the damage is limited and the roof has plenty of life left, a repair makes sense. If it's older, leaking in multiple spots or has widespread hail damage, replacing it is often the better money. We'll show you photos and give you both options.

Move valuables, catch the water and, if it's safe, poke a small hole in a bulging ceiling spot to relieve the water. Don't climb on a wet roof. Call us at (806) 355-3355 and we'll get it covered.

Look for dents on soft metal like gutters, vents and AC units, and granules collecting at the downspouts. Those are good signs the roof took hits too. The only way to know for sure is an up-close inspection, which we do for free.

Many policies set a deadline for reporting storm damage, so check yours and don't wait. Getting an inspection soon after a storm also makes the damage easier to document.

Ask for a local office address, how long they've been in business and references nearby. Be wary of anyone who asks for a big deposit up front or offers to cover your deductible. Double D has been at 2701 Beacon Rd in Amarillo since long before the last storm.

No, and no Texas roofer should. Texas law doesn't allow a contractor to waive, rebate or absorb your insurance deductible. If someone offers to, treat it as a red flag.

In Texas, only a licensed public adjuster or attorney can negotiate a claim on your behalf. We document the damage, can meet your adjuster to point out what we found, and answer your questions. The decisions stay with you.

Many policies pay the actual cash value first and the rest (recoverable depreciation) after the work is done. It depends on your policy. We provide the final invoice and photos you need to request it.

Yes. Churches are a big part of our commercial work, including Paramount Baptist Church in Amarillo. We'll schedule around services and events.

Yes. We provide a photo report and written scope you can share with your board, owners or insurance company.

It often is when the damage comes from a covered storm, but it depends on your policy. We'll document it during your free inspection so you can decide whether to file.

Sometimes. Older colors and profiles get discontinued, which is why a partial repair may not match. We'll show you the closest options before any work starts.

Efficient windows reduce drafts and heat transfer, which can help with heating and cooling costs. How much depends on your home and the windows you're replacing.

Yes. We've installed new windows in offices around Amarillo as well as homes.

Not always, but it's a strong hint. If hail was big enough to dent metal gutters, it's worth a free inspection of the roof.

Often it makes sense to do both at once, especially if the gutters are damaged or old. We'll tell you honestly if yours still have life left.