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Every roof we build is a balance of form and function—engineered to withstand the elements, crafted to enhance curb appeal, and designed to last for decades. Whether you’re investing in your home or leading a commercial project, we bring precision, integrity, and an eye for detail to every job. At Paradigm, roofing isn’t just protection—it’s an upgrade to your entire property.
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At Paradigm Roof & Shield, we believe roofing should be honest, transparent, and expertly crafted. CEO Greg Hiltz and founder Tony Hall share the story of a company built on integrity, technical excellence, and genuine care for every customer. From shingles to solar, Paradigm’s veteran-led team brings unmatched expertise and clear communication to every project—because your roof deserves more than just another contractor.
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Roofing Services Throughout Texas and Florida
Below are the core services Paradigm Roof+Shield provides throughout areas in Texas and Florida. Each service is supported by trained crews, quality materials, and a process designed to reduce surprises.
A roof repair is often the fastest way to stop a leak and prevent hidden damage. Common repair triggers include wind-lifted shingles, nail pops, flashing gaps around chimneys, pipe boot failures, and water entry at roof-to-wall transitions.
What we focus on during repairs (and why it matters):
- Finding the actual entry point (water can travel before it shows inside), so the fix addresses the source and not just the symptom.
- Replacing or sealing damaged components without creating new weak spots, which helps prevent “repair-on-top-of-repair” cycles.
- Confirming nearby areas are stable so today’s repair doesn’t become next month’s leak after the next storm.
If your roof is still in good overall condition, a clean repair can extend service life and protect interior materials.
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New construction, additions, and planned upgrades all start with correct installation details. We coordinate material selection, ventilation strategy, flashing, and edge details so your roof is built as a system—not a collection of parts.
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When storms hit, speed matters, but so does doing the right temporary protection. Emergency work often includes stopping active water entry, securing vulnerable areas, and planning follow-up repairs once conditions are safe.
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Not every leak is obvious. Some show up as a stain far from the entry point, or only during wind-driven rain. We use practical diagnostics and targeted inspection to identify the most likely entry zone and recommend the right repair scope.
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If you’re buying a home, preparing for storm season, or trying to confirm a suspected leak, a maintenance-forward inspection is the right starting point.
What you get from an inspection (and how it helps):
- Photo documentation of key roof areas so decisions are based on evidence.
- Notes on repairable items versus end-of-life indicators, which helps prioritize spending.
- Practical next steps you can use immediately, including maintenance items that reduce leak risk.
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Replacement makes sense when the roof is near the end of its service life, repairs are stacking up, or storm damage is widespread. We help you compare material options and understand what changes with a replacement: underlayment, ventilation improvements, flashing upgrades, and a better water-shedding system.
A good replacement plan includes:
- A clear scope (tear-off areas, decking checks, protection plan) so surprises are minimized.
- Material selection that matches your roof shape and neighborhood style, which supports both performance and curb appeal.
- A schedule that respects your household or business operations, including access and noise considerations.
If you’re weighing the decision, this resource can help frame it: should you repair or replace your roof.
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Shingles remain one of the most common choices in residential roofing because they balance cost, curb appeal, and performance. We guide you through shingle profiles (3-tab vs. architectural), ventilation considerations, and options designed for hail and wind.
Topical note (hail ratings): Many impact-resistant shingles use standardized testing such as UL 2218, which grades impact performance from Class 1 to Class 4. IBHS describes UL 2218 as a steel-ball drop test that compares impact resistance in controlled conditions. Source: IBHS UL 2218 summary (PDF)
If you’re curious about marketing versus reality, this article is a good read: Do 50-year shingles really last 50 years?
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Metal roofing can be a strong fit for owners who want durability, fire resistance, and a clean architectural look. We help you choose the right profile for your roof design and discuss details that matter, like flashing at transitions and proper fastening.
When metal can be a good match:
- Homes with modern or ranch architecture, where the profile complements the structure.
- Owners planning to stay in the property long-term, where durability and lifecycle value matter.
- Properties where you want reduced maintenance compared to traditional materials.
Helpful reading if you’re comparing options: advantages and disadvantages of steel roofing and is it ok to put a metal roof over shingles.
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Tile roofs are common on higher-end homes and certain architectural styles. They can last a long time, but they also require correct underlayment, careful handling, and precise detailing at valleys and penetrations.
If you’re dealing with slate/tile movement or breakage, this can be helpful: loose slates on roof.
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Brava synthetic tiles are popular for owners who like the look of slate, cedar shake, or tile, but want a modern system with a consistent finish.
If you want a deeper comparison, explore: three reasons to consider synthetic roof tiles and why Brava tile might work for you.
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If you’re exploring solar as part of a broader home upgrade, Tesla Solar Roof tiles can be an option in the right scenarios. These projects typically require more planning than a standard reroof.
If you want to explore what the project path can look like, see: embracing the future of energy with Tesla solar roofs in DFW and a Paradigm shift in residential energy (Tesla Solar Roof).
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TPO is a common single‑ply option for low‑slope commercial roofs, especially where you want a membrane system with heat-management considerations.
Learn more: commercial TPO roofing and can TPO be installed over an existing roof system
PVC systems are often considered for roofs with specific chemical exposure or grease resistance needs (common in certain commercial uses). The right choice depends on the building and how the roof is used.
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EPDM has a long history in low‑slope commercial roofing. We evaluate seam condition, flashing details, drainage behavior, and rooftop equipment coordination.
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Commercial metal systems can be a strong fit for certain building types where longevity and performance are key. We help evaluate profile selection, fastening approach, and flashing details.
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Roof coatings can extend the service life of eligible commercial roofs and reduce disruption compared to a full tear-off. We assess the roof’s condition, drainage, and compatibility before recommending a coating system.
If you’re comparing coating types, this is useful: elastomeric roof coating vs. aluminum roof coating (and for metal applications: black roof coating for metal roof).
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Offices in Texas and Florida
McKinney, TX
Paradigm Roof+Shield
901 N. McDonald Street,
Ste 1003
McKinney, TX 75069
Phone: (972) 542‑7774
Business Hours
Mon–Sun: Open 24 hours
Houston, TX
Paradigm Roof+Shield
1400 Broadfield Blvd, Suite 200
Houston, TX 77084
Phone: (346) 355-4550
Business Hours
Mon–Thurs: Open 24 hours
Fri, Sat, Sun: 6 AM – 10 PM
Neptune Beach, FL
Paradigm Roof+Shield
2300 Marsh Point Rd
#200
Neptune Beach, FL 32266
Phone: (904) 257-1827
Business Hours
Mon–Sun: 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. We provide residential roofing for homes and commercial roofing for flat and low-slope buildings, including installation, repairs, and maintenance.
Roof repair fixes a specific problem area like a leak or storm damage. Roof replacement installs a completely new roof system when damage is widespread or the roof is at end-of-life.
Signs can include missing or lifted shingles, granule loss, impact marks, damaged flashing, or leaks after a storm. A professional roof inspection is the most reliable way to confirm.
Roof leaks often come from failed flashing, cracked pipe boots, damaged shingles, clogged drainage, valley issues, or poor sealing around roof penetrations.
If you have active leaking, we prioritize urgent situations when scheduling and weather allow, starting with stopping water intrusion and securing the affected area.
We inspect the roof surface, flashings, penetrations, and drainage points, document issues, and recommend maintenance or repairs to reduce leak risk and extend roof life.
A good baseline is at least once per year, plus after major hail or wind events. Older roofs or recurring issues may benefit from more frequent checks.