Cedar Shake and Wood Shake Roof Installation in West Texas
Want a roof that adds real warmth and character to your home? A wood shake roofing system does exactly that. Each hand-split shake comes from western red cedar, and no two pieces share the same grain, which gives the whole roof a depth and rustic charm that stays unique to your home. Cedar shakes also rank among the best insulating roofing materials, keeping summer heat out and winter warmth in year after year.
Kindred Construction has installed, repaired, and treated wood shakes and cedar shingles across this region long enough to know the material inside out. Regular maintenance helped the cedar roofs we serviced stay stronger and last longer than those without proper care. A free roof inspection and straight grading advice come standard before any contract.
COMPLETE CEDAR SHAKE ROOFING SERVICES
Cedar rewards craftsmanship. Correct nails keep the roof stain-free, proper spacing lets every course lie flat, and full interlays seal out wind-driven rain. Our installers train specifically on wood, so your roof gets each of those details right.
Wood Shake Roof Installation Process From Inspection to Cleanup
Step 1 - Free Inspection and Grading
Step 2 - Samples and Written Quote
Step 3 - Underlayment and Hand-Nailing
Step 4 - Cleanup and Maintenance
Benefits of Wood Shake Roofing for West Texas Homes
Kindred Construction keeps grading notes and treatment records for every shake roof we service, so your maintenance history stays documented for warranty and resale.
Frequently Asked Questions
How Much Does a Cedar Shake Roof Cost in West Texas?
Expect $8 to $14 per square foot installed, with grade and thickness driving most of that spread. Weighing the pros and cons of cedar shake roofing? It costs more upfront than asphalt shingles, and the insulation savings plus resale value steadily close that gap over the years.
What Is the Difference Between Wood Shakes and Wood Shingles?
Shakes come split from the log, thicker and rugged, with deep shadow lines. Wood shingles get sawn smooth on both sides for a tailored, uniform face. Shakes cost more upfront and generally serve longer.
How Long Does a Wood Shake Roof Last?
A lifespan of 30 to 40 years is realistic with scheduled care, and the treatment visits every few years decide which end of that range your roof reaches.
