Charles made the process stress free and took the time to walk you through the entire process start finish. His team was efficient & professional!! Roof looks great!! Thanks Legacy Roofing!!! Recommend 100%
Burleson sits on the Tarrant and Johnson county line, and it catches storms from both. On April 28, 2026, hail up to 4.5 inches across was reported a few miles south, near Godley and Cleburne.
Hail that size will hurt any roof. But most hail is far smaller, and that is where an impact-rated roof earns its keep. It shrugs off the storms that would bruise a standard shingle.
If you need a new roof anyway, ask us for both prices. You can see the gap in writing and decide whether it is worth it for your house.

What you get
- A free drone survey of the roof you have now
- Side-by-side written prices: standard and Class 4
- A full tear-off and new underlayment
- Class 4 rated shingles or steel
- Paperwork showing the roof’s impact rating, for your records
- Cleanup and a final walk-through
A Class 4 roof makes sense if
- Your roof has been hit by hail before
- You plan to stay in the house for years
- You need a new roof anyway
- You are tired of patching after every storm
- You want to ask your agent about your premium
Your choices
Class 4 choices
Impact-rated shingles
They look like a standard shingle roof. Most neighbors will never know the difference.
Stone-coated steel
Steel with a stone finish. Class 4 for hail and Class A, the top rating, for fire.
Learn moreClass 4 impact-rated roofs: the full story
Materials, what is included and how we price it are on our main class 4 impact-rated roofs page.
What happens next
Four steps. About 15 minutes of your day.
You ask. We call.
Send the short form or call the office. We call you back to pick a day that works for you.
The drone flies. About 15 minutes.
Our pilot flies from your driveway or the street and takes pictures of every part of your roof. If something needs a closer look, he checks it up close by hand. Nobody comes inside.
You see the pictures first.
You need to be home. We need your OK to fly over your house, and you see the pictures before we leave.
You get a written report.
It comes by email or link, with dated photos and anything we found circled. It is free and it is yours to keep. If your roof is fine, the report says so.
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What homeowners say
Awesome services, response time, and communication was great! Will definitely recommend Bree to the fam and friends!
I want to give a high five to Charles Johnson and his work crew! Everything was so easy and it just took less than a week to get a beautiful new roof. They showed up early and got everything done and I’m so excited to refer them as a great roofing company! Thank you Charles and team!
Straight answers
Questions people ask
How soon can you look at a roof in Burleson?
Burleson is minutes from our office, so it is one of the easiest places for us to reach. Call or send the form and we will set a day.
Is a Class 4 roof hail-proof?
No roof is. Class 4 means it passed the hardest impact test. Very large hail can still damage any roof.
Will a Class 4 roof lower my insurance bill?
Ask your agent what a Class 4 roof does to your premium. Your policy and your insurance company decide that, and the answer is different from one company to the next.
How much more does Class 4 cost?
It depends on the size of the roof and the shingle you choose. We price both in writing so you can compare.
Can you tell if my current roof is Class 4?
Often, yes. The wrapper or the paperwork from the last install is the surest proof. We can also look at the shingle itself during a survey.
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See your roof before you decide anything
A drone photographs every part of your roof. You get a written report with dated photos. It is free, and it is yours to keep.
- Free, with a written photo report you keep
- A clean roof gets a clean report
- Or call (817) 602-2057, Mon–Sat 7 am – 9 pm
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We will call you to set a time. Need us sooner? Call (817) 602-2057, Mon–Sat 7 am – 9 pm.
