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A new shingle roof on a 2,000 sq ft home typically runs anywhere from $8,000 to $25,000 or more depending on materials, pitch, and what the deck looks like once the old roof comes off. That wide range isn't a dodge. It's the honest answer. Any roofer who quotes a firm price before seeing your roof is guessing, and you're the one who pays when the guess is wrong. At Over and Above Contracting, Mike Ennis inspects every roof personally before a number gets discussed. Call (737) 230-7099 and let's take a look at what you're actually working with.
Residential roofing work breaks into a few distinct scopes: full roof replacement, targeted repairs, and new installation for additions or new builds. What drives cost up is steep pitch, multiple roof planes, premium materials like architectural shingles or metal, and deck damage that doesn't show until tear-off. What keeps cost down is a clean single-layer tear-off, standard slope, and a roof that's been maintained. Central Texas summers accelerate shingle wear faster than most homeowners realize, and hail season can turn a 5-year-old roof into a liability overnight. Every job is different. Contact Over and Above Contracting for an accurate estimate.
Asphalt shingle roof installation on a large residential home with multiple roof planes and a copper cupola, photographed from an aerial perspective.
Owner-operated means Mike Ennis is on your job, not a subcontracted crew hired the week before a storm hit town. Over and Above Contracting is built on the principle that the person who gives you the estimate is the person accountable for the finished roof. We don't hand jobs off. That matters more than most homeowners realize until something goes wrong and there's no one to call. If you've dealt with a traveling storm crew before, you already know the difference. Read more about how we work on our About Us page.
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Most manufacturer warranties on asphalt shingles assume conditions that Central Texas doesn't offer. The combination of intense UV exposure from May through September and hail impacts that can occur nearly any spring month degrades shingles faster here than in most of the country. A shingle that's rated for 30 years in the Pacific Northwest might realistically deliver 18 to 22 years in this climate. That's not a scare tactic. It's what we see on roofs across the area every season. Our blog covers how summer heat ages your roof faster than the calendar suggests. If your roof is over 15 years old and you haven't had it inspected since the last major storm, you're probably overdue.
Asphalt shingle roof installation on a large residential home with multiple roof planes and a copper cupola, photographed from an aerial perspective.
The 25% rule in roofing refers to the threshold many insurance policies and local building codes use to decide whether a repair qualifies or whether the full roof must be brought up to current code. If more than 25% of your roof surface has been damaged or repaired, many jurisdictions require a full replacement to meet current building standards. That's not a contractor upsell. It's a code requirement that can affect your certificate of occupancy, your homeowner's insurance coverage, and your ability to sell the home. We'll walk you through what applies to your specific situation before any work begins. There's no reason to guess at this, and we won't let you.
Residential roofing projects completed by Over and Above Contracting across Central Texas.
Asphalt shingle roof installation on a large residential home with multiple roof planes and a copper cupola, photographed from an aerial perspective.
“Mike came out the day after the storm and walked me through exactly what had happened to my roof. He was straightforward about what needed to be replaced and what didn't. That honesty meant a lot.”
“Most contractors I called wouldn't give me a straight answer. Mike showed up, told me what he saw, and had the job done ahead of schedule. Roof looks great.”
If you're not sure whether you need a repair or a full replacement, that's exactly the kind of question we're here to answer. Call Mike directly at (737) 230-7099 or request a free inspection below. We don't do high-pressure estimates. You'll get the facts about your roof and what it'll take to fix it right.
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