Data Centers & Cold Storage Facilities
Trusted Experts in High-Performance Roofing Systems for Mission-Critical Environments
When reliability and precision are non-negotiable, King of Texas Roofing delivers. From data centers that demand continuous uptime to cold storage facilities requiring strict temperature control, we provide specialized commercial roofing systems designed for performance, protection, and longevity.
Roofing for Critical Facilities
Data centers and cold storage facilities operate under demanding conditions where roofing performance directly impacts operations, safety, and cost. Moisture intrusion, vapor imbalance, or temperature fluctuations can disrupt systems and damage assets worth millions.
As one of the leading data center roofing contractors and cold storage roofing specialists in Texas, King of Texas Roofing brings proven experience, in-house expertise, and rigorous safety standards to every project. Our certified crews deliver watertight, insulated, and energy-efficient roofing systems that perform for decades—protecting what matters most.
Challenges in
Data Center and Cold Storage Roofing
These specialized facilities present unique roofing challenges that go beyond standard commercial projects:
Moisture and Vapor Control
Even minor leaks or condensation can lead to equipment damage or loss of temperature stability.
Energy Efficiency and Insulation
Maintaining internal conditions demands enchanced insulation and thermal performance.
Precision Construction
Tight tolerances and complex coordination with mechanical, electrical, and envelope systems.
Safety and Access Control
Strict on-site protocols for high-security or temperature-controlled environments.
Scheduling and Downtime Prevention
Roofing often must occur without interrupting critical facility operations.
We approach every project with a plan that accounts for these challenges—balancing performance, safety, and speed.
Our Roofing Solutions for Data Centers and Cold Storage
King of Texas Roofing installs systems engineered to meet the distinct performance requirements of critical environments.
TPO and PVC Roofing Systems
Energy-efficient, reflective, and durable single-ply membranes ideal for large low-slope roofs. TPO and PVC systems offer high reflectivity, strong weld seams, and excellent resistance to chemicals and weather, making them optimal for data and cold storage facilities.
Insulated and Vapor-Tight Systems
We install roofing assemblies with high-R insulation and continuous vapor barriers to maintain temperature stability and prevent condensation, protecting both structural and mechanical components.
Metal Roofing Systems
Standing seam and structural metal systems deliver longevity, energy efficiency, and performance in high-load or high-temperature environments. We fabricate and install these systems in-house for precision and reliability.
Roof Restoration
For facilities not ready for full replacement, restoration systems can extend service life, improve reflectivity, and maintain insulation integrity without operational disruption.
Why Facility Owners Choose
King of Texas Roofing
Choosing the right commercial roofing contractor for data centers or cold storage facilities means partnering with a team that understands mission-critical environments.
Certified In-House Workforce
Roofers on your project are full-time King of Texas employees, trained, OSHA-certified, and experienced in complex commercial and industrial environments.
Proven Experience in Controlled Environments
We have completed large-scale roofing projects for temperature-sensitive facilities and high-security data centers, meeting tight specifications and schedules with zero safety compromises.
Safety Leadership
With two full-time safety directors and most team members OSHA 30-certified, our safety culture protects people, property, and performance at every step.
Collaboration AND COORDINATION
We coordinate closely with general contractors and facility managers to align sequencing, tie-ins, and inspections with mechanical and envelope systems.
Reliability at Scale
Whether it’s a 50,000-square-foot cold storage facility or a multi-acre data campus, our crews and logistics systems are built to deliver at any scale, on time and on budget.
Industries
We Serve Within This Sector
These specialized facilities present unique roofing challenges that go beyond standard commercial projects:
Data Centers
High-performance roofing designed for uptime, redundancy, and thermal stability.
Cold Storage Facilities
Insulated systems with precise vapor control and energy-efficient membranes.
Food Processing Plants
Hygienic, durable, and easily maintained systems that meet regulatory requirements.
Pharmaceutical Storage and Laboratories
Controlled-environment roofing with enhanced air- and vapor-tightness.
Project Highlights
Cold Storage Warehouse
Houston, TX
Installed a vapor-tight insulated TPO roofing system for a major cold storage operator, achieving strict temperature-control standards and zero leaks during commissioning.
Data Center
Dallas, TX
Delivered a high-performance PVC roofing system across multiple buildings, coordinated with mechanical tie-ins and backup generator structures while maintaining full site operation.
Food Processing Facility
Oklahoma City, OK
Completed a full restoration with insulation upgrades and reflective coatings, improving energy efficiency and extending roof life without production downtime.
Why Our Clients Trust Us
Facility owners, property managers, and contractors choose King of Texas Roofing because we understand that downtime isn’t an option. Our proactive communication, precision scheduling, and safety-first execution make us the preferred partner for data centers and cold storage roofing across Texas and beyond.
We bring capacity, consistency, and craftsmanship to every project—protecting assets, uptime, and reputations with roofs built to perform.
FAQ
1) What are the key considerations when roofing a cold storage facility?
Cold storage facilities demand roofing systems with high thermal resistance, continuous vapor barriers, and precise insulation. These systems prevent condensation, protect insulation from moisture, and maintain interior temperature control. King of Texas Roofing delivers vapor-tight assemblies engineered for long-term energy efficiency and regulatory compliance.
2) Can you replace or restore a roof on an active data center or cold storage facility?
Yes. Our crews are experienced in working within operational data centers and temperature-controlled environments. We use phased scheduling, containment measures, and safety protocols to minimize disruption while maintaining environmental and equipment integrity throughout the project.
3) What types of roofing systems work best for data centers and cold storage facilities?
TPO and PVC single-ply membranes are the most common for their strength, reflectivity, and seam-welded performance. For certain environments, metal systems provide additional durability or load capacity. We customize every design based on insulation needs, vapor control, and operational conditions.
4) How often should these facilities schedule roof inspections or maintenance?
Twice-yearly inspections—typically in spring and fall—are recommended for data centers and cold storage facilities. Proactive maintenance helps detect early signs of condensation, seam stress, or insulation issues, extending roof life and maintaining warranty compliance.
5) What are the main cost factors for data center or cold storage roofing projects?
Cost is driven by insulation type and thickness, vapor-barrier detailing, roof size, system selection, and scheduling requirements. Precision coordination and safety compliance are also essential factors. King of Texas Roofing provides detailed scopes and transparent estimates to ensure accurate budgeting.
6) How do you ensure safety during these specialized projects?
We employ two full-time safety directors and most of our workforce holds OSHA 30 certification. For data centers and cold storage sites, we implement additional safety measures for temperature control, confined spaces, and mechanical coordination to protect both personnel and facility assets.