Commercial Roofing Services in Dallas-Fort Worth

At King of Texas Roofing, we deliver commercial roofing services across the Dallas-Fort Worth area for general contractors, developers, and building owners who need a contractor built for large-scale work.

Whether you are managing a new construction project, planning a reroof, or looking for a maintenance program that keeps your facility running, we bring the experience and in-house capability to get it done right.

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Commercial Roofing Services We Offer in Dallas-Fort Worth

There is no shortage of commercial roofing contractors in DFW. What separates King of Texas is the depth of in-house capability and the scale of work we are built to handle.

We offer a full range of commercial roofing services across the Dallas-Fort Worth area, including:

Office Address: 307 Gilbert Circle, Grand Prairie, Texas 75050
Every project starts with an honest assessment of what your building actually needs.

Commercial Roofing Built for North Texas Conditions

DFW puts commercial roofing systems through a full range of stress every single year.

The roofing systems we install and maintain in Dallas-Fort Worth are selected and built with these conditions in mind. Material choice, installation quality, and ongoing maintenance all play a role in how well a commercial roof holds up over time in this market.

NEARLY

100 YEARS

of experience

TEXAS SIZED

CAPACITY

LARGEST CERTIFIED WORKFORCE
LICENSED IN 14 STATES
$30M BONDING CAPACITY

SAFETY FIRST CULTURE

TWO SAFETY DIRECTORS
OSHA-TRAINED TEAMS

Proven Performance in Every Project

Why DFW Property Managers Choose King of Texas

There is no shortage of commercial roofing contractors in the Dallas-Fort Worth market. What sets King of Texas apart is how we are built to do the work.

We have been family-owned since 1931, bringing decades of commercial roofing experience to every project in North Texas.

We prioritize in-house crews, meaning the people on your job site are full-time King of Texas employees trained to our standard.

We carry $30 million in bonding capacity, giving GCs and developers the confidence to put us on large-scale projects.

We employ two full-time safety directors and maintain 100% OSHA trained crews across all job sites.

We offer custom metal fabrication and installation in-house, a capability most commercial roofing contractors in DFW cannot match.

We are WBENC certified and licensed in 14 states.

We have the infrastructure to handle complex commercial work at scale.

Common Roofing Issues We See on DFW Buildings

MEMBRANE + HAIL

Commercial roofs in Dallas-Fort Worth tend to develop a predictable set of problems when they are not maintained consistently.

Seam and membrane deterioration is one of the most common issues on TPO and PVC systems. Heat cycling and UV exposure break down membrane integrity over time, and seams are typically the first place it shows.

Hail damage is a frequent factor in this market. Even when a storm does not cause immediate leaks, hail impact can compromise the surface of a membrane or accelerate wear on a metal system.

WIND + THERMAL MOVEMENT

Wind damage is concentrated at perimeter edges, seams, and flashings. North Texas wind events put consistent pressure on these areas, and failures that start small can escalate quickly without regular inspection.

Thermal movement is significant given the temperature range DFW experiences across seasons. Fasteners, seams, and panel joints on metal systems are particularly susceptible over time.

Metal roof fastener and seam issues develop gradually as years of North Texas summers and cold snaps work on exposed fasteners and panel seams.

DRAINAGE

Drainage problems compound quickly on flat and low-slope commercial roofs. Standing water adds load to the structure and accelerates membrane breakdown faster than most building owners expect.

Signs Your Roof Might Need Professional Attention

Some warning signs are easy to overlook until the problem is already serious.

If any of these apply to your building, a professional inspection is the right next step.

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Dallas-Fort Worth Roofing FAQs

King of Texas provides new construction roofing, commercial roof replacement and re-roofing, roof repair, TPO and PVC roofing systems, custom metal fabrication and installation, preventive maintenance programs, and emergency roof response across the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

We primarily install TPO, PVC, and metal roofing systems on commercial buildings. We do not install residential systems, asphalt shingles, or modified bitumen.

We handle projects ranging from 10,000 square feet to over two million square feet, with $30 million in bonding capacity to support large scale commercial and industrial work.

If damage is isolated and the system is relatively new, repair is often the right call. If you are dealing with recurring leaks, widespread membrane deterioration, or a roof approaching the end of its service life, replacement is worth evaluating. A professional inspection is the most reliable way to determine next steps.

Yes. A significant portion of our work is new construction in partnership with general contractors and developers across North Texas.

At minimum, once a year and after any significant hail or wind event. North Texas weather makes regular inspection especially important for catching storm-related damage early.

Yes. We offer customized preventive maintenance programs for commercial facilities that include scheduled inspections, leak detection, seam and fastener remediation, and corrosion treatment.

While Texas does not require a state roofing license, King of Texas is licensed in 13 other states and is headquartered in Grand Prairie, TX.

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