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Your Flower Mound roof.
A plan for the workday.

A roof replacement changes how the property is used while work is underway. Lee Construction can discuss your roof, related exterior priorities and the practical details around your home.

Put the whole exterior on the discussion list.

Start with the roof concern and what you want an estimate to address. Lee Construction serves Flower Mound with residential roofing, including drone estimates that help bring visible conditions into view.

If you are also considering gutters, replacement windows or doors, or a pergola, mention those items early. Listing them together helps the planning conversation; each still needs a defined scope and the appropriate review. It does not mean every item should be done in one project.

Confirm the permit before the start date.

Flower Mound's Residential Permit Guidelines list roof replacement as work requiring a permit. Its Building Inspections FAQ says a hired contractor must obtain the permit and be registered with the town. Ask to see the permit record and confirm responsibilities before work begins.

The town also lists other exterior scopes, including shade structures and replacement exterior windows and doors. A roofing permit should not be assumed to cover every improvement on your list.

Flower Mound residential permit guidelinesTown guidance on contractor responsibilities

Plan the day around the house.

Before deliveries arrive

Discuss driveway use, parking, material placement and the route used to reach the roof. Mention items around the house you want considered in the site plan.

While the household carries on

Identify the doors that need to remain accessible and the timing constraints that matter to you. Include pets and any areas you want kept separate from the work zone.

Ask how the schedule will account for the town's current construction-hour rules. Those rules are separate from Lee's published business contact hours. The town FAQ is the place to confirm the current requirements.

Keep a clear project record.

  1. Agree on the work

    Keep the proposed roof areas, materials and connected exterior items together in the scope. Identify exclusions and the process for reviewing changes.

  2. Follow the permit

    Flower Mound's Building Inspections page links to its online system for looking up active permits. Ask for the relevant record so you can follow the project.

    Find the town's permit and inspection tools
  3. Discuss completion

    Clarify the agreed cleanup, project walk-through and any required final inspection steps. Keep your materials and project documents for future reference.

Flower Mound project questions.

Does Flower Mound require a roof-replacement permit?

Yes, the town’s current Residential Permit Guidelines list roof replacement. Confirm the exact scope with Building Inspections and the contractor’s permit responsibilities before work starts.

Can I include windows or a pergola in the conversation?

Yes. Tell Joe about each exterior improvement you are considering. The town lists separate permit-requiring scopes, so ask which applications fit the complete proposal rather than assuming a single roof permit covers it.

Where can I follow the permit and check work hours?

The town’s Building Inspections page links its permit tools, and its FAQ lists construction-hour guidance. Use those current resources when coordinating the work; business contact hours are not the same as permitted construction hours.

Local resources reviewed October 17, 2026. Confirm current requirements with the city for your specific scope.

Your next project starts
with a conversation.

Talk with Joe about your roof, your home, and what comes next.

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