The Best Roofers in Dallas

Bert Roofing has the deepest outside validation of any residential roofer in Dallas, and almost none of it is self-awarded. It has won the North Texas Roofing Contractors Association Golden Hammer twelve times, which is a peer and industry jury rather than a directory badge, and it has been accredited with the Better Business Bureau since 1990 with an A plus rating. The company was founded in Dallas in 1988 and says the family's roofing experience goes back to the 1960s.

It also holds the broadest certification spread here, which matters if your job is not a simple shingle swap. RCAT licensed under the Roofing Contractors Association of Texas voluntary programme, CertainTeed Master Shingle Applicator, GAF Certified Contractor, Owens Corning Preferred Contractor and VELUX Certified Installer. That last one is the tell. If the roof has skylights, most roofers will reseal them and hope, and a manufacturer-certified installer is a different proposition. Services run beyond the roof to gutters, siding, attic insulation, patio covers and storm damage. One honest note on tiers. Its GAF credential is Certified rather than Master Elite, which is the level above, and two firms below hold that higher one.

Family owned and operated since 1980, which makes StazOn the oldest company on this page, and it holds the highest manufacturer tier available. GAF Master Elite is limited to a small share of GAF's contractor network, and StazOn carries it alongside GAF Master Commercial Roofing Contractor and GAF Certified Green Roofer, which is an unusual combination for a firm of this size. It is also a member of four trade bodies, the National Roofing Contractors Association, the North Texas association, RCAT and the Metal Roofing Alliance, and it is BBB A plus.

The range is wider than most residential roofers will take. Composition shingle, metal, tile, DECRA stone-coated steel, GAF Timberline solar shingles, architectural metal fabrication, plus multi-family and commercial work and general contracting. If your Dallas house has a tile or standing-seam metal roof, the field of firms that can actually do the job properly narrows sharply and this is on the short list. The gap in what it publishes is the founding detail. The 1980 date comes from its own about page and it names no owner or manager anywhere on the site.

Arrington has protected North Texas roofs since 1983 under its founder and president, Chris Arrington, and it is GAF Master Elite plus a CertainTeed Master Craftsman, an NTRCA member and BBB A plus accredited. The warranty is the part worth underlining, because it is stated in writing on its own site rather than described vaguely. A manufacturer's warranty on materials plus a ten year labour warranty on the workmanship. Labour is where roof disputes actually happen, and a published ten year term is a real commitment.

It is also the only firm on this page with somewhere to visit that is worth visiting. The Obenchain Street headquarters has a showroom, a green roof you can stand on, and a studio where it records the Building Dallas Podcast. For a homeowner choosing between a shingle colour on a phone screen and the same product on an actual roof deck, that is a practical advantage. It works both residential and commercial, and it answers the phone around the clock for emergencies, which it states plainly.

Start with the honest part, because the title of this article says Dallas. Kidd Roofing markets a Dallas office and the address behind it is on Story Road West in Irving, a separate city about twelve miles west of downtown. We have kept it on the list rather than cutting it, labelled accurately, because what it holds is the single strongest credential on this page. GAF Master Elite plus a 2026 Master Elite three-star President's Club award, which GAF restricts to a minority of its Master Elite contractors.

The rest of the record is substantial. Founded in 1982, BBB A plus, a member of the National Roofing Contractors Association, and certified across an unusually long list of manufacturers including Berridge, Carlisle, Centria, CertainTeed, Firestone, GAF, Garland, Johns Manville, Petersen and Tamko. It runs six offices across Texas, Colorado and Florida, so this is a regional operation rather than a neighbourhood roofer, and the company does not name any one of them as a headquarters. Decide whether that scale is what you want. On a large or unusual roof it is an advantage. On a simple reroof in Lakewood, the firms above are closer to you.

KPost opened in Dallas in January 2004 and it is the firm on this page you call for a building rather than a house. Keith Post is founder and chief executive, Steve Little is president and Jayne Williams is chief financial officer and safety officer, and the project list is checkable because the buildings are public. The roof at Globe Life Field, which took a 2022 NRCA Gold Circle honourable mention and a 2021 TEXO Distinguished Building Award. Charles Schwab. The Statler Hotel. Verizon Hidden Ridge. Three Hickory Centre at Mercer Crossing.

Two numbers tell you more about a commercial roofer than any award. It publishes an experience modification rate of 0.57, which is a workers compensation measure where below 1.0 means a better than average safety record, and it holds a 2023 Associated Builders and Contractors Accredited Quality Control award. It also takes residential work including slate, clay and concrete tile, synthetic shingle and standing seam metal, plus solar panels and battery storage, so a large or architecturally awkward house is in scope. It does not publish certifications in the manufacturer tiers the residential firms above compete on.

Supreme has been a commercial roofing company since 1987 and its Dallas office on North Walton Walker is the national headquarters for offices in Denver, Tulsa, Oklahoma City and Chicopee, Massachusetts. For building owners, property managers and facility teams it is a genuine alternative to KPost, and the credential it publishes is the specific kind we prefer. RCAT Commercial Roofing License number 02-0215, an actual number you can take to the Roofing Contractors Association of Texas rather than a logo. It also lists NTRCA Golden Hammer and Golden Circle awards and membership of the national, North Texas and Western States associations.

Three things to know before you call. It does no residential work at all, so homeowners should stop here. Its Better Business Bureau profile says it is not accredited and carries no rating because the BBB lacks sufficient information, which is the one record on this page that runs against the firm. And the phone number above is the one on its own locations page, while a separate directory listing gives a different number for the same address, so use the site's.

New View is a veteran-owned company with a real Gaston Avenue address in east Dallas and a 469 number, and it covers the full residential range plus commercial membranes, EPDM, TPO, PVC and metal, coatings, leak detection and waterproofing. It also does gutters, windows, fencing and exterior renovation, which makes it a sensible single call after a hailstorm has damaged more than the roof.

It is last here because of what it does not publish, not because of anything we found against it. There is no founding year anywhere on the site. It says its project managers are certified and links to a page explaining GAF warranty levels without stating which certification the company itself holds. Every firm above it names its credentials outright. If the insurance claim is the hard part of your job, this is a reasonable call, and if the roof is the hard part, ask for the certifications in writing before you commit.