Dallas, Texas

Commercial roofing and waterproofing in Dallas.

Our Texas shop is in Dallas, and our crews work across the city and the rest of Dallas County.

A Dallas commercial building with its new white roof, the crew at work on top and a crane lifting beside it — Dallas, Texas: the new roof on, September 5

Roofs, decks, and walls in Dallas.

Texas shop: 10476 Brockwood Rd, Dallas

Office tower, warehouse, or shopping center, we look after roofs, decks, and walls the way owners and managers need: a clear scope, work planned around the people inside, and one Texas contact you can reach directly.

What Dallas's weather and ground do to buildings.

Spring hail

Hailstorms are a regular part of North Texas springs. After one, an inspection with photos shows what was hit before small breaks become leaks, and gives you something to send your insurer.

Summer heat and sun

Long, hot summers are hard on membranes, seams, and sealants. Reflective roofs and coatings help, and so does catching worn details early.

Clay soils

Much of the area sits on expansive clay that swells and shrinks as it wets and dries. That movement is hard on foundations and below-grade waterproofing.

In Dallas

Two weeks on one Dallas roof.

On August 22 the old roof was coming off, with debris bagged across the roof and a crane working from the parking lot. By September 5 the new white roof was on, with the crew still at work on top.

The old dark roof during tear-off, with debris bagged in rings across the roof and safety cones along the edges — **August 22, 2026** The old roof coming off.

The same building with its new white roof, roofing materials staged on top and a crane at the entrance — **September 5, 2026** The new roof on.

August 22 Crane set up in the lot for the day's lifts.
August 22 Crew on the old roof.
September 5 The new roof in the morning light, with the crew's materials still on top.