Older ranch homes, practical repairs
Forest Hill is a small city in southeast Tarrant County near the I-20 and I-35W interchange. Much of its housing is single-story brick ranch homes from the mid-1900s. On these roofs we often find several shingle layers, tired decking, rusted drip edge and failing pipe boots. Many can be helped with essential roof repairs. When a roof has more than one layer or soft decking, a full tear-off replacement is usually the better long-term answer, and we will explain why.
Storms on the south side
Forest Hill shares the south Fort Worth storm track. NOAA storm reports logged hail up to 3 inches in southwest Fort Worth on March 16, 2023, apple-size hail in far south Fort Worth on June 1, 2025, and baseball-size hail just south of Fort Worth on May 24, 2011.
Why homeowners choose Salter Exteriors: serving North Texas since 2014, more than 2,500 insurance claims handled, BBB A+, 4.9 stars on Google from 54 reviews, free inspections and a 5-year labor warranty that transfers if you sell within those 5 years.
Budget-friendly options without cutting corners
We know many Forest Hill homeowners want the budget-friendly option. We will lay out the choices clearly, from a repair to a full replacement, with the project total for each. For storm damage, we help with the insurance claim, and we have handled more than 2,500 in North Texas.
Also available: storm and hail repair, gutters, fascia and soffit and exterior painting.
Forest Hill Roofing FAQs
Can you put a new roof over my old one?
We recommend a full tear-off instead. It lets us check and repair the decking, and many manufacturer warranties expect it.
Do you work on rental homes in Forest Hill?
Yes. We work with landlords and property owners, and we send photos so you can see the work if you are not on site.
What warranty do I get?
Our 5-year labor warranty, which transfers if you sell the home within those 5 years.
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Ready for a detailed estimate for your property? Call or text Aaron at 972-246-7448, and let's get your project scheduled. — Aaron