Markets
Where we work, and what each building asks of a roof.
Commercial first, for general contractors, architects and owners. Homes too, with the same estimating team.
Where
Dallas to Greenville.
Building types
Different buildings, different roof questions.
- Warehouse and distribution. Large flat areas, many drains, a fastened-or-adhered TPO decision per the spec, and a tight window.
- Office. Rooftop units everywhere, tenant access and noise limits during work.
- Retail and restaurants. Exhaust and grease, where PVC is often specified. Work scheduled around opening hours.
- Multifamily. Many penetrations and parapets, resident safety on the ground, phased by building.
- Education and institutional. Summer windows, prequalification and an owner's rep reviewing the work.
- Industrial and light manufacturing. Chemical exposure, rooftop equipment and strict site safety.
- Healthcare. Infection control and noise limits near patient areas.
Tell us the building type when you send the invitation, and we'll answer the questions that come with it.
North Texas
What the weather here asks of a roof.
- HeatReflective surfaces lower the roof temperature and the cooling load.
- HailCover board and thicker sheets resist impact from spring storms.
- WindThe uplift rating in the spec sets the attachment at corners and edges.
- PondingTapered insulation moves water to the drains before it can sit.
In the field
Low-slope roofs across North Texas
Warehouse and distribution 
Retail and restaurants 
Older commercial buildings
Climate
What North Texas weather asks of a roof.
Heat sets the membrane color, hail sets the cover board, and storms set the wind-uplift rating. See roofing systems.
Tell us the building and the bid date.
Send the invitation. Link the drawings and spec, give the bid date, and we'll confirm we have them and whether we're bidding.