Mineral Wells Roofing Company: Repair, Replacement and Free Inspections

Our Roofing Services in Mineral Wells

Looking for a roofer near you in Mineral Wells?

DKG Roofing Contractors is based at 203 Links Ct, Aledo, TX 76008, and many Mineral Wells appointments are a short drive from our office. We come to you for the roof walk, tell you what we found at the end of the visit, and send a written repair estimate afterward.

How to choose a roofing company in Mineral Wells

Ask each company for a written estimate, proof of insurance, and the workmanship warranty in writing. DKG Roofing gives a written repair estimate, carries general liability insurance with certificates available on request, backs its labor with a 1-year workmanship warranty, and has 86 Google reviews at 4.9 stars.

Most asphalt shingle replacements in North Texas run $9,000 to $22,000. Large, metal, and premium roofs are priced after a free roof walk.

On April 28, 2026, the National Weather Service rated a tornado EF-3, with estimated winds up to 145 mph, after it moved through northeast Mineral Wells. If your roof took damage that evening, or you are not sure what the storm did to it, we will walk it and tell you what we see. DKG Roofing is veteran-owned and insured, and our base is in Aledo, about 47 minutes away.

That storm came to a town that has dealt with weather before. Public reports put 2-inch hail in Mineral Wells on March 4, 2026, and broadcast media showed a metal building's roof torn off on Highway 180 on June 8, 2025. The town was laid out in 1881 and counted 14,820 people in 2020, down from 18,411 in 1970. We would rather tell you the truth about your roof than sell you a new one, and there is no rush from us while you put your home back together.

Common roofing issues in Mineral Wells

Here is what we find on Mineral Wells roofs, and what the local storm record says about it.

Two-inch hail in March 2026

Public reports on March 4, 2026 put hail of 1.75 to 2 inches in Mineral Wells, weeks before the tornado. Hail that size can crack shingles through the mat. A roof that took that hail and then the April storm can carry overlapping damage, and a roof walk sorts out which is which.

Roofs near the April 28 tornado path

The National Weather Service reported severe damage in the Holiday Hills subdivision and the Fort Wolters areas. Roofs outside the worst of the path can still have lifted shingles, bent flashing or debris hits. They often look intact from the street, so we walk them.

Wind on metal buildings and light roofs

Broadcast media images on June 8, 2025 showed the roof torn off a metal building on Highway 180 west of town. The Mineral Wells airport gauge recorded a 69 mph gust that night. Wind finds loose panels, fasteners and edges first.

Older houses with older decking

Mineral Wells grew as a health resort after 1885, and its population peaked in 1970. If your house dates from those years, the decking, flashing and ventilation may be original. They decide how long a new roof lasts, so we check them before we talk about shingles.

Repair or replace after back-to-back storms

When one slope took the hit, a repair can be the right call. When hail or wind has worked over every slope, a patch only delays the replacement. We tell you which one applies and explain what we found, and the decision stays yours.

Roofing services in Mineral Wells

Every job starts with a free roof walk. We look at every slope, the flashing at valleys and walls, the vents and the roof edges, and you get our findings on the spot. A written photo report is available for a fee, and it is included when a claim is involved. If the roof is fine, we say so and leave it alone.

• Roof repair. Leaks, lifted shingles and failed flashing, fixed at the source.
• Roof replacement. Architectural shingles in Class 3 or Class 4 impact ratings.
• Hail and wind damage. A roof walk after the storm and clear documentation of what the hail or wind did.
• Standing-seam metal. A roof that outlasts shingles, for homes, barns and shops.
• Gutters, fascia and soffit. Done with the roof so the edges do not become the weak point.
• Commercial roofing. Roofing for businesses across Texas.

Why homeowners in Mineral Wells call DKG Roofing

Our base is in Aledo, about 47 minutes from Mineral Wells. That is not around the corner, and we say so up front. William Carroll owns DKG Roofing, and we answer calls around the clock. We come to you.

DKG Roofing is veteran-owned and insured, and every roof carries a one-year workmanship warranty. Our Google profile shows 4.9 stars from 86 reviews as of October 2026, so you can read what other homeowners say first.

If a storm damages your roof, we document the damage with photos and give you a written repair estimate. You file and own any insurance claim.

Looking for something specific? See our roof repair, free roof inspection, storm damage and metal roofing pages, or the nearby Millsap, Weatherford and Peaster pages and the Parker County overview.

Mineral Wells sits on Highway 180 west of Weatherford, on the Palo Pinto and Parker county line. Holiday Hills and the Fort Wolters area are in the northeast. If your street is not listed below, call anyway. We serve the rest of Palo Pinto County, Parker County and the greater DFW area from Aledo.

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Roofing FAQs for Mineral Wells, TX

Common questions from Mineral Wells homeowners about roofing services in Palo Pinto County.

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