Richard Schimming | Roofing Specialist | Old Pro Roofing, LLC

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4 more of the 4 reviews we hold text for, most recent first. We do not hold every review Google has.

• 5 out of 5Larry Bushner3 weeks ago

  This is the 2nd roof that Old Pro did They know what they are doing, honest, great results, wonderful cleanup, local installers, no high pressure . If I could I would rate them even higher

  Reply from the business

  Thank you Larry! We appreciate you trusting us with your home.

• 5 out of 5Rosales Enterprises3 weeks ago

  Richard went above and beyond by trimming the neighbor’s tree branches touching our roof and hauled them away! His crew was thorough and even came back another day to paint the trim on the skylights!

  Reply from the business

  Thank you!

• 5 out of 5Scott Straley3 weeks ago

  Great service

  Reply from the business

  Thank you!

• 5 out of 5James Homerstad4 weeks ago

  I reached out to Richard with a concern we had with our roof, he discovered the issue was our vent covers and he went out of his way to get them covered! Shared information about the state of our roof, and did a thorough inspection around the entire property looking for hail damage (found on our gutters and playground in backyard). Honest and dependable will definitely be using him when it’s time to get a new roof!

  Reply from the business

  Thanks James! I was happy to help.

North Texas is one of the most hail-prone areas in the United States because warm, moist air from the Gulf of Mexico often collides with cold, dry air from the Rocky Mountains. During the spring and early summer, these changing weather conditions can create powerful thunderstorms with strong updrafts capable of producing large hail. Hail forms when water droplets are lifted high into freezing temperatures inside a storm cloud. As the hailstones move up and down in the storm, they collect more layers of ice and grow larger. Once they become too heavy for the storm’s updrafts to hold, they fall to the ground. In North Texas, hail can range from pea-sized to softball-sized and can cause serious damage to roofs, windows, vehicles, and outdoor property. Many North Texas hailstorms are produced by supercell thunderstorms, which are long-lasting rotating storms known for severe weather. These storms can bring damaging winds, heavy rain, lightning, and even tornadoes along with hail. Because hail damage is not always visible from the ground, professional roof inspections are important after major storms to help identify hidden damage before it leads to leaks or long-term problems.May 21, 2026Call now

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