Commercial Roofing Dallas - DFW Contractor

You manage the property. That means when something goes wrong with the roof, it's your phone that rings.

Maybe it's a water stain spreading across a drop ceiling. Maybe the AC units are sitting in standing water again. Or maybe you've already had three contractors out and the problem keeps coming back.

We work with building owners, facility managers, and property management companies across Dallas. Warehouses, retail centers, office buildings, apartment complexes. When you call, you get someone who answers. When we schedule, we show up. And when we say it's fixed, it stays fixed.

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What We Handle

You shouldn't need five different contractors to keep one building dry. Here's what we take care of:

New commercial roof installations – TPO, EPDM, modified bitumen, metal. We will help you pick what makes sense for your building and for your budget.

Roof repairs and emergency service – Do you have something leaking and you need it taken care of before Monday? We answer the phone.

Preventive maintenance programs – We offer scheduled inspections, documented reports, and small fixes before they turn into big ones. This can help keep your warranty intact.

Roof inspections and condition assessments – Whether you're planning capital improvements or just trying to figure out how much life is left on the roof, we will give you straight answers for the best next steps.

Insurance claim assistance – Storm damage paperwork is a headache. We document everything and work directly with adjusters so you don't have to chase anyone down.

Energy-efficient roofing systems – Reflective membranes that will cut cooling costs. Your HVAC doesn't have to work overtime all summer.

One contractor. One call. We handle the roof so you can handle everything else.

Why Inspections Aren't Optional in Dallas

The National Roofing Contractors Association recommends inspecting commercial roofs at least twice a year, usually in spring and fall.^[1] That's the baseline for any climate. In Dallas, it matters even more.

The summers in North Texas can push past 100°F pretty regularly. That kind of heat softens membranes, breaks down seals, and stresses every seam on your roof. Then, when you add hail season, wind events, and the temperature swings between day and night, that makes materials expand and contract constantly.

Spring inspections can catch whatever issues the winter weather could have caused. This is also a perfect time to get ahead of storm season. Fall inspections check for any heat damage and can prep the roof before the temperatures drop again.

Most manufacturer warranties require documented inspections from a qualified contractor. If these are skipped, you could void your coverage without realizing it. That means if something fails two years from now, you're paying out of pocket for a problem that should have been covered.

We keep the documentation. We send you the reports. And if we find something, we tell you what it is and what it'll cost to fix, before it turns into a much larger problem.

Small Repairs Now or Big Problems Later

Research shows that commercial roof systems with a regular maintenance program can last 40-60% longer than those that only get attention when something breaks.^[2] The total cost of ownership drops by about the same margin.

The math isn't complicated. A small repair that is caught during a routine inspection might run a few hundred dollars. If it's a bigger issue it could be a couple thousand dollars. If you take that same issue and do nothing for a year or two, then you're looking at interior water damage, damaged inventory, upset tenants, and repair bills that can climb past $50,000.

In Dallas, this is even more relevant. When hail punches small holes into the roof membrane, you most likely won't see it from the ground. However, the puncture is there, and water can seep in slowly. By the time there's a visible leak inside the building, the insulation could be soaked, and the decking underneath could already be rotting.

We've seen building owners spend six figures on emergency repairs that started as something a $500 fix could have handled.

A maintenance program doesn't only protect the roof. It can turn a roof replacement from what could have been an emergency into something you can plan and budget for. And if you ever sell the property, having documented maintenance records can make a big difference in what buyers are willing to pay. Having that proof can give the buyers peace of mind.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How often should a commercial roof be inspected?

At least twice a year, typically in spring and fall. The NRCA recommends this as a baseline, and most manufacturers require it to keep your warranty valid. In Dallas, with our hail exposure and summer heat, some properties benefit from more frequent checks. We can help you figure out the right schedule based on your roof type and building use.

What are the most common commercial roofing materials in Dallas?

TPO, EPDM, modified bitumen, and metal are what we see the most. TPO is popular because it reflects heat and helps with cooling costs. EPDM has been around for decades and holds up well. Metal lasts the longest but costs more upfront. The right choice really depends on your building, your budget, and how long you plan to own the property.

How long does a commercial roof typically last?

It depends on the material and how well it's maintained. TPO and EPDM usually go 15-25 years. Modified bitumen runs 10-20 years. Metal can last 40-50 years or more. Dallas weather, especially the UV exposure and hail, can shorten those numbers if the roof isn't being looked after. Regular maintenance makes a big difference.

What is the difference between TPO and EPDM roofing?

Both are single-ply membranes, but they're made differently. TPO is a plastic-based material with heat-welded seams. It reflects sunlight well, which helps in our climate. EPDM is a rubber membrane that's either glued down or mechanically attached. It's been around longer and has a solid track record for durability. TPO tends to perform better for energy savings. EPDM is often a bit more forgiving in extreme weather. We can walk you through which makes more sense for your situation.

Does commercial roofing require ongoing maintenance?

Yes, and skipping it can cost you more than you'd expect. A basic maintenance program includes inspections twice a year, clearing debris, checking drains and gutters, looking at flashing and seals, and fixing small issues before they spread. Research shows this kind of program can extend a roof's life by 50% or more and cut your total costs significantly. It's also required by most manufacturers if you want to keep your warranty active. We offer maintenance programs designed to fit different property types and budgets.

How much does commercial roof replacement cost?

It varies quite a bit depending on roof size, material, building height, and what condition the existing roof is in. In the Dallas area, most systems fall somewhere between $4-12 per square foot. TPO and EPDM typically run $5-9 per square foot. Metal is usually $8-15 per square foot. These are rough numbers. We provide detailed quotes after we've had a chance to look at the roof and understand what you're working with. No surprises.

Can you repair a commercial roof or does it need full replacement?

A lot of the time, repairs are enough. If the damage is limited to one area, like storm damage or a flashing failure, we can usually fix it without touching the rest of the roof. But if the roof is getting close to the end of its expected life, or if you're calling us out every few months for a new issue, replacement might make more sense financially. We'll give you an honest assessment either way. We're not going to push a $80,000 replacement if a $2,000 repair will hold for another five years.

What warranty coverage comes with commercial roofing?

You typically get two warranties: one from the manufacturer covering the materials, and one from us covering the workmanship. Manufacturer warranties range from 10-30 years depending on the product. Some manufacturers offer system warranties that cover both materials and labor, but only when a certified contractor does the install. We're certified, so that option is available. The catch with any warranty is that you have to keep up with maintenance and document it. We help you stay on top of that so your coverage stays valid.

Recent Commercial Project: Waxahachie, Texas

Professional Installation

Under One Roof team installing commercial roofing system in Waxahachie, Texas

Our expert team installing commercial roofing system

On-Site Expertise

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Professional service delivery from start to finish

Completed Project

Completed commercial roof installation in Waxahachie showing professional finish with HVAC systems

High-quality commercial roofing system protecting your investment

This Waxahachie commercial project showcases our commitment to professional installation, attention to detail, and delivering durable roofing solutions that businesses can depend on for years to come.