Roofer Directory

Find the right roofer.
Know your next step.

Need roof leak repair, a full replacement, or a second opinion?
Compare Fort Worth roofing companies and know what to ask before you hire.

Browse freely. Contact the roofing companies you choose.

Roof leaking now? Start here.

Keep clear of wet electrics and a sagging ceiling. Stay off the roof, move belongings if safe, and take photos.

When you call: “Water is getting in. Can you assess the leak, and what would temporary protection cost?”

Ask about availability directly. Listings are not a live emergency dispatch service.
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A little clarity goes a long way.Local roofers. Useful answers. Your decision.
AT HOME IN TEXAS

01 / FIND LOCAL HELP

Your Fort Worth roofer search starts here.

Compare reviews, office locations and contact details. Choose who you call.

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02 / GET YOUR BEARINGS

You don't have to know
all the answers yet.

Start with what's happening.
We'll help you prepare for the conversation.

Start with the problem you can see.

Ask a roofer to identify the cause, show photos, and explain what a repair would address before deciding on replacement.

03 / A STARTING POINT FOR YOUR BUDGET

What does roof repair or replacement cost in Fort Worth?

Explore a repair or a full replacement. Get a starting range and know what to ask.

National planning range
What needs attention?

Not sure what’s wrong? A roofer can find the cause before you agree to the work.

NATIONAL PLANNING RANGE
$360 – $1,550

Finding where water enters comes before choosing the repair.

ONE THING TO ASK

Ask for the leak source, the proposed repair and any water-damaged materials to be listed separately.

Access, roof material and damage beneath the surface can change the price.

Angi’s national repair ranges, not measured Fort Worth prices. Inspection, emergency service and additional work may cost extra.

Angi’s repair cost guideChecked Sep 20, 2026
Planning a replacement with solar panels?Already have panels, or thinking about them? Include solar work in your roof plan.
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Roof first, panels second?

Have the roof condition checked before adding panels. Coordinating both jobs can avoid removing panels later for roof work.

02

Who handles the panel work?

Confirm who removes and reinstalls existing panels, and include it in the written price.

03

Who covers a leak?

Ask how mounting points affect the roofing and solar warranties, and get the answer in writing.

Read the homeowner’s solar guideU.S. Department of Energy · planning, roof suitability and installer questions

04 / YOUR ROOF & LOCAL WEATHER

What has the weather
put your area through?

Use local storm records to prepare for an inspection, and the forecast to plan a visit.

SOURCED WEATHER RECORDS
NOAA + National Weather Service
HAIL & WIND HISTORY2017–2026

Past storms around Fort Worth.

Ask about impact resistance when comparing new roofing materials.

Fort Worth-area hail reports
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* 2026 is incomplete — through June. NOAA has not published the later months in this archive yet. Counts may be revised.

Compare the same months

January–June 2026: 103 hail reports. January–June 2025: 129.

From 2017–2025, 16% of this area’s hail and wind records fell after June.

Fort Worth-area county records. Wind counts mainly cover thunderstorms. Other high-wind records are not included.

View the numbers and source
Fort Worth-area NOAA hail and county-reported wind records
YearHail reportsWind reports
20174149
20184614
20196169
20207732
20219717
20224632
202311851
202414217
202513469
2026 (incomplete)10320

Johnson County, Parker County, Tarrant County, Wise County. Reports can span multiple counties and are not counts of damaged homes. Annual counts from the NOAA archive prepared Sep 18, 2026. Latest local event in this archive: Jun 7, 2026. The archive cutoff is shown below. These are county-based reports; forecast-zone wind records are excluded. A zero count does not mean no damaging weather occurred. NOAA Storm Events Database

Wind totals include county-based event records. Wind events reported only for forecast zones are not included.

RECENT HAIL, WIND & TORNADO REPORTS2 reports

Recent reports around Fort Worth.

Hail, wind and tornado reports from the surrounding counties, not individual roofs.

Sep 27–Oct 3, 2026

  • 1″ hail reported

    2 NNW Willow Park · Parker County

    19 mi from the Fort Worth reference point · Preliminary
    Source
  • wind reported

    4 NNW Willow Park · Parker County

    21 mi from the Fort Worth reference point · Preliminary
    Source
Noticed a leak or missing shingles?

Take photos from the ground and ask for a documented roof inspection.

Use the after-storm checklist

Area: Johnson County, Parker County, Tarrant County, Wise County. Source: NOAA/NWS Storm Prediction Center. Reporting days run noon–noon UTC. Reports are preliminary and may change.

BEFORE YOU BOOK

Rain, wind
and the week ahead.

Choose a day to see what to discuss with your roofer.

Official NWS forecast

Forecast reference: Fort Worth, TX. The NWS page may name a nearby community; its point forecast uses this mapped location.

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05 / LOCAL ANSWERS

Before you hire in Fort Worth.

The permit question. A way to check the company. A clearer next step.

Sources checked
THE PERMIT QUESTION

Do I need a roofing permit in Fort Worth?

Replacing shingles alone does not require a permit. Replacing any roof decking does.

Fort Worth separates roof covering from the wood beneath it. Limits on shingle layers and other building requirements still apply to exempt work.

Before work starts

Ask the roofer to explain the permit plan if tear-off reveals damaged decking.

HIRING GUIDANCE

Check the name
on the quote.

Texas does not issue a statewide roofing license. Check local requirements, current insurance and recent references before signing.

  1. 01
    Match the business.

    Use the legal business name on the written estimate.

  2. 02
    Confirm the local requirements.

    An association credential is voluntary and is not a state license. Ask who will obtain any required local permits.

  3. 03
    Ask for current insurance.

    Check recent references and the written workmanship warranty too.

Read Texas’ contractor checklist

Texas Attorney General · Hiring advice, not a license search.

KEEP EXPLORING

More help for your next step.

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FORT WORTH, EXPLAINED

Local questions.
Practical answers.

Costs, past roof work and the details that help you decide.

What does roof repair cost in Fort Worth?

For a roof leak, Angi’s national guide lists $360–$1,550. That is a published job range, not a measured Fort Worth average. Roof access, material and hidden damage affect the work; inspection or emergency service may cost extra. Compare common roof repair costs, then ask for a written quote for your home.

What should I budget for a new roof in Fort Worth?

For a 2,000 sq ft, one-story home, our asphalt-shingle example is $8,300–$35,000. It assumes about 2,300 sq ft of roof, a standard slope and removal of the old roof. This is a broad national planning range based on Angi cost guides, not a measured Fort Worth average. Garages, porches and hidden repairs can add to the price; any permit allowance may not apply to your job. Adjust the home size and number of stories for a more useful starting point, then compare written local quotes. See the sources and assumptions.

Can a leaking roof be repaired instead of replaced?

Often the next step is finding the leak’s source, not choosing a whole new roof. Ask for photos of the problem, the condition around it, and what a targeted repair would address. Widespread wear or repeated failures may change the recommendation. Compare repair and replacement.

Are impact-resistant shingles worth considering here?

They are worth comparing when you replace a roof in North Texas. Ask which impact test and rating the product carries, the upgrade price, and how the complete roof will be installed. Impact-resistant does not mean hail-proof. Check any insurance discount and coverage conditions directly with your insurer. Texas insurance department guidance.

What should I ask for after a hail or wind storm?

Ask for a documented inspection: photos, locations of findings, the likely cause, recommended work and anything the roofer could not inspect. An area storm report gives context; it cannot prove damage to your home. Keep your own photos from a safe place. See the after-storm checklist.

Will insurance pay, and can a roofer waive my deductible?

Payment depends on your policy, the cause of damage and the insurer’s assessment. A contractor’s estimate does not establish coverage. Texas prohibits contractors from offering to waive or rebate an insurance deductible. Confirm your deductible and settlement terms with your insurer. Read TDI’s storm-recovery guidance.

What should I do if the roof is leaking right now?

Keep people away from a sagging ceiling, water near electrical equipment and other immediate hazards. If safe, move belongings and document what you can see. Call a roofer about temporary protection and the repair plan; do not climb onto a wet or storm-damaged roof. Read the first-24-hours guide.

YOUR NEXT STEP

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A more confident call.

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and ask for a written scope before you decide.

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