Dallas-Fort Worth homeowners do not have a shortage of roofing companies. The harder part is finding one that will inspect the roof honestly, write a clear estimate, and still answer the phone when a repair or warranty issue appears.
Severe weather raises the stakes. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)—the federal agency that tracks severe weather—records frequent hail across North Texas. Texas also has no statewide roofing license, so a polished website and a five-star average are not enough on their own.
We compared 327 Dallas-Fort Worth roofing businesses and narrowed the field to ten worth calling. Use this guide to build a shortlist, then compare the inspection, scope, warranty, and crew assigned to your home. Skip to the Top 10.
How We Chose These Roofing Companies
Ratings opened the door; they did not decide the order. We looked for companies with a substantial review history, a permanent local presence, useful manufacturer or trade credentials, and experience with the roof systems and storm work common in North Texas.
What mattered most:
- Consistent reviews over time, including how the company answered criticism
- A real Dallas-Fort Worth office and a clear operating history
- Current credentials verified against manufacturer or trade directories
- Clear experience with repair, replacement, hail, wind, and insurance-related work
Repeated complaint patterns, unresolved disputes, unclear business continuity, or claims we could not confirm kept a company off the list. Ratings and review counts reflect our July 2026 directory snapshot; verify current credentials and warranty eligibility in the written proposal.
The 10 Best Roofers in Dallas-Fort Worth
Selected using the methodology above.
Why they made the list: Results Roofing is a strong first call for a full replacement or storm-related project. It pairs a deep local review history with GAF Master Elite status and crews trained to install FORTIFIED Roof systems designed for severe weather.
Keep in mind: The company has grown quickly since 2019; confirm the project manager and crew assigned to your home.
Why they made the list: New View is a veteran-owned, family-operated company with a long Dallas presence and GAF Master Elite status. It is especially worth considering when warranty options are a major part of the decision.
Keep in mind: It is closed Sundays, so ask how weekend storm calls are handled.
Why they made the list: Firehouse Roofing has served North Texas since 1997 and remains family-owned. Its Owens Corning Platinum Preferred status and detailed hail-impact reports make it a useful option for Collin County storm work.
Keep in mind: Its home territory is Collin County and northeast Dallas-Fort Worth; confirm scheduling farther west.
Why they made the list: T Rock stands out for specialty roofs and restoration work beyond standard asphalt shingles. Its team handles tile, slate, and metal, with HAAG-certified inspection experience for hail and storm projects.
Keep in mind: Its specialty focus may price higher than a volume contractor on a basic asphalt replacement.
Why they made the list: 911 Exteriors brings one of the longest operating histories on the list, dating to 1988. Its GAF Master Elite status and hands-on storm documentation make it a solid comparison quote for replacement work.
Keep in mind: It is smaller than the volume operators, so post-storm scheduling may fill quickly.
Why they made the list: Texas Direct is the insurance-restoration specialist in the Mid-Cities. The company reports more than 2,400 claim-related replacements since 2017 and holds both Owens Corning and Atlas top-tier contractor credentials.
Keep in mind: Claim-related restoration is the core business; ask whether the team handles smaller cash repairs.
Why they made the list: CLC Roofing is the Tarrant County veteran on the list, locally owned since 1999. It handles repairs, replacements, gutters, and skylights and holds Owens Corning Platinum Preferred status.
Keep in mind: Its bid may be higher than a volume competitor, so compare the included scope and warranty.
Why they made the list: SWAT Roofing has served North Texas since 2006 and is particularly convenient for the northern Fort Worth suburbs. Its drone inspections can document hard-to-see areas without putting another person on the roof.
Keep in mind: Its strongest coverage is northern Tarrant County; confirm timing for far-southeast Dallas suburbs.
Why they made the list: Davis Roofing Solutions makes impact resistance easy to compare by offering a Class 4 shingle upgrade on replacement projects. It is also a Malarkey Emerald Pro contractor with transferable warranty options.
Keep in mind: Ask your insurer whether the exact Class 4 product qualifies for a discount before choosing it.
Why they made the list: Veritas is the repair-first option on the list. Reviewers frequently mention being told that a repair—not a full replacement—was enough, and the company handles both residential roofs and commercial membrane systems.
Keep in mind: It can book quickly after major hailstorms, so ask for the expected inspection date.
Dallas-Fort Worth’s Top 10 at a Glance
| # | Company | Based in | Rating | Reviews | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Results Roofing | Carrollton, TX | 4.9 | 1,862 | Roof replacement |
| 2 | New View Roofing | Dallas, TX | 4.9 | 696 | Roof replacement |
| 3 | Firehouse Roofing | Plano, TX | 4.8 | 813 | Hail documentation |
| 4 | T Rock Roofing & Contracting | Dallas, TX | 4.9 | 783 | Tile, slate, and metal |
| 5 | 911 Exteriors Roofing and Construction | Irving, TX | 4.9 | 390 | Established track record |
| 6 | Texas Direct Roofing & Construction | Hurst, TX | 4.9 | 478 | Insurance claims |
| 7 | CLC Roofing Inc. | Fort Worth, TX | 5.0 | 292 | Repairs and skylights |
| 8 | SWAT Roofing & Contracting | Haslet, TX | 4.8 | 472 | Drone inspections |
| 9 | Davis Roofing Solutions | Fort Worth, TX | 5.0 | 313 | Impact-resistant upgrades |
| 10 | Veritas Roofing | Fort Worth, TX | 4.9 | 314 | Honest inspections |
Ratings and review counts reflect our July 2026 directory snapshot. Linked contractor profiles carry newer data when available.
When Is Hail Season in Dallas-Fort Worth?
Peak hail season in North Texas usually runs March through June, with May often the busiest month in the historical record. Hail can occur outside that window, and an area-level storm report does not prove that a particular house was damaged.
Hail damage is not always visible from the driveway. Granule loss, bruised shingles, damaged vents, and small fractures can show up before an interior leak. After a significant storm, photograph visible damage and get a documented inspection. Use our post-storm inspection guide and hail-damage photo checklist to prepare.
Roof Insurance After Hail: Three Things to Check
Before filing a claim, check the policy rather than relying on a salesperson’s estimate of what insurance will pay.
The 2% deductible is the new normal. Most North Texas policies now carry a separate wind and hail deductible set as a percentage of your dwelling coverage rather than a flat number, and 2% has become the dominant standard. On a home insured for $400,000, that is $8,000 out of pocket before insurance pays a dollar. Check your declarations page now, not after a storm. If the damage estimate does not comfortably clear your deductible, filing a claim can cost you more than it returns.
Ask about Class 4 shingles. Class 4 is the highest impact-resistance rating under the UL 2218 laboratory test. Some North Texas insurers discount qualifying roofs, but the amount and policy terms vary. Ask your carrier about the exact product before paying for an upgrade.
Keep the roofer and insurance roles separate. A contractor can inspect the roof, document damage, and answer construction questions. Your insurer determines coverage, and negotiating the claim for you may require a public-adjuster license. Our hail-damage insurance guide explains the process in plain English.
For planning costs, see our Texas roof replacement cost guide.
How to Compare Dallas-Fort Worth Roofing Companies
Before choosing a roofer:
- Verify insurance directly. Ask for current certificates and confirm them with the listed carrier or agent.
- Check the local address and history. A permanent office and years of local reviews are harder to manufacture after a storm.
- Read the newest critical reviews. Look for recurring problems and how the company responded.
- Compare itemized estimates. Match the shingle or roof system, underlayment, flashing, ventilation, decking price, cleanup, schedule, and warranty.
- Avoid large upfront payments. A reasonable deposit is different from paying the full contract before materials arrive.
Our roofing-contractor checklist has the complete question list.
Red Flags After a Hailstorm
After a major North Texas hailstorm, watch for these patterns:
- Pressure to sign today. “This price is only good right now” is a sales tactic, not a deadline. Insurance proceeds do not expire in an afternoon.
- Offers to “eat” or waive your deductible. Since September 2019, Texas law (HB 2102, now Insurance Code Chapter 707) makes it a criminal offense for a contractor to waive, absorb, or rebate your deductible, with fines up to $2,000 and jail time on the table, and your insurer can withhold replacement-cost payments until you show proof you paid it. It is also the signature move of contractors planning to cut corners for the difference.
- A quick inspection that immediately finds catastrophic damage. Get a second opinion from an established local company.
- Asking you to sign an assignment of benefits or broad “authorization to negotiate.” See the public adjusting line above.
See our storm-chaser scam guide for more warning signs.
Should You Hire a Dallas Roofer or a Fort Worth Roofer?
The company does not need to be in your ZIP code, but location can matter after a storm.
- Response time: A nearby office may reach your neighborhood faster when one side of the metroplex is overwhelmed.
- Permit familiarity: Re-roofing requirements vary by city, so regular local experience helps.
- Warranty service: A company with a stable nearby operation may be easier to reach years later.
Compare all local listings and storm history on our Dallas and Fort Worth pages.
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For more, our deeper guides cover Texas roof replacement costs, hail damage insurance claims, choosing a roofing contractor, the best roofing materials for Texas homes, and the FAQ and glossary for everything else.
