COMMERCIAL ROOFING — STATEWIDE TEXAS
Commercial Roofing Built for Texas Buildings — and Texas Weather
Apartment communities, office parks, shopping centers, warehouses, HOAs, and hotels — Texas Pro Roofer keeps the roofs over your tenants and your bottom line watertight. Licensed, insured, and on call fast for commercial leaks.
Who We Roof For
A Commercial Contractor That Handles the Whole Property Portfolio
A lot of “roofers” do the occasional flat roof between shingle jobs. That’s not us. Commercial work is a core part of what Texas Pro Roofer does every week — and it takes a different playbook: bigger square footage, tighter access, occupied buildings, drainage that has to actually drain, and a manager who needs the job done without shutting the property down. We work directly with owners, property managers, facility directors, general contractors, and HOA boards across Texas, and we scope every roof around your budget cycle and your tenants’ day.
Apartments & Multifamily
Garden-style communities, mid-rise, and townhome roofs — phased so residents stay dry and leasing keeps moving.
Office Buildings
Single-tenant and multi-tenant offices, medical plazas, and business parks re-roofed with minimal downtime.
Retail & Shopping Centers
Strip centers, standalone stores, and restaurants — leaks stopped before they reach a tenant’s inventory.
Warehouse & Industrial
Distribution, manufacturing, and cold-storage roofs measured in acres — reflective systems that cut cooling load.
HOAs & Condos
Board-friendly proposals, common-area coordination, and clean documentation for reserve studies.
Hospitality & Medical
Hotels, clinics, and care facilities where a leak is never acceptable — roofed around guests and patients.
Systems We Install & Service
The Right Roof System for a Texas Commercial Building
There is no single “best” commercial roof — there’s the best fit for your building’s slope, your budget, your energy bill, and the way that heat, hail, and Gulf wind punish a roof in this state. We install and repair every major low-slope and steep-slope system, and we’ll tell you honestly which one earns its keep on your property.
TPO Membrane
The workhorse of Texas commercial roofing. Its bright, reflective white surface bounces the sun back off the building, which matters when a Houston or Dallas summer runs months at a time. Energy-smart, weldable seams, and strong value per square foot. TPO roofing ›
EPDM Rubber
A proven single-ply rubber membrane that flexes with the wild temperature swings between a 105°F afternoon and a cold front overnight. Long track record and easy to maintain. EPDM roofing ›
PVC Membrane
Premium single-ply with excellent resistance to grease, chemicals, and ponding — the go-to over restaurants, kitchens, and industrial exhaust.
Modified Bitumen
Multi-ply asphalt sheets with real puncture resistance for roofs that see foot traffic or rooftop equipment servicing.
Built-Up Roofing (BUR)
The classic tar-and-gravel “built-up” system — heavy-duty, redundant layers still specified on many Texas commercial and institutional buildings.
Commercial Metal
Standing-seam and R-panel metal for steep-slope commercial, mixed-use, and agricultural structures — decades of life and it sheds hail. Metal roofing ›
Roof Coatings
Silicone and acrylic elastomeric coatings that seal an aging membrane, stop minor leaks, and add a reflective layer — often for a fraction of a tear-off. Roof coatings ›
Flat & Low-Slope
Not sure what you’re standing on? We identify your existing assembly and lay out every practical option. Flat roofing ›
Re-Roof vs. Restore vs. Coat
You Don’t Always Need a Tear-Off — and We’ll Say So
The most expensive roof recommendation isn’t always the right one. Before we ever quote a full replacement, we figure out what your roof actually needs. On a Texas commercial building, that usually lands in one of three lanes:
- Full re-roof / replacement — when the membrane is saturated, the insulation is wet, or the deck is failing, a tear-off and new system is the only honest fix.
- Restoration — repair the trouble spots, reinforce seams and flashings, and bring a structurally sound roof back to watertight without ripping everything off.
- Coatings — a reflective silicone or acrylic coating can extend a serviceable roof several years, seal pinhole leaks, and often qualifies as a maintenance expense rather than a capital one.
Which lane you belong in depends on the roof, not on what pads an invoice. We put it in writing so you can take it to ownership or the board.
Maintenance Programs
The Cheapest Roof Is the One You Maintain
Deferred maintenance is how a $4,000 repair turns into a $140,000 replacement. Our scheduled commercial maintenance program keeps small problems small:
- Twice-a-year inspections with a photo report you can file
- Drain, scupper, and gutter clearing so water leaves the roof — ponding is a membrane killer in Texas
- Seam, flashing, and penetration checks around HVAC curbs and vents
- Post-storm inspections after hail and high-wind events
- A documented service history that protects your warranty and your reserve study
Texas Is Hard on Roofs
Heat, Hail, and Gulf Wind — Engineered For, Not Ignored
A commercial roof in Texas fights a three-front war, and the system we recommend is built to answer all three:
Relentless Heat & UV
Months of triple-digit sun bake asphalt, cook adhesives, and drive up cooling bills. Reflective TPO, PVC, and cool coatings send that radiant heat back to the sky and ease the load on your rooftop units.
Hail Alley
North Texas sits in one of the most hail-battered corridors in the country. We build in impact resistance, document every hit for insurance, and know how a commercial hail claim is supposed to be handled.
Gulf Coast Wind
From Houston to Corpus Christi, hurricane season runs June through November. Properly fastened, wind-rated membranes and edge metal are the difference between a roof that stays put and one that peels.
Storm already hit? We move fast on documentation and repairs. Start with storm damage restoration or our commercial insurance-claim help.
How a Commercial Job Runs
A Process Property Managers Can Actually Plan Around
1. Assessment
We get on the roof, core-test where needed, map moisture and drainage, and photograph everything — then hand you a written condition report.
2. Options & Budget
You get a clear, itemized proposal with repair-vs-restore-vs-replace options and honest lifecycle numbers, sized to your capital or maintenance budget.
3. Scheduling
We phase the work around occupancy, deliveries, and business hours, and we brief tenants so nobody is surprised by a crane or a crew.
4. Installation
Trained crews, manufacturer-spec details, protected entrances and landscaping, and daily cleanup — we work over your tenants without shutting them down.
5. Warranty & Follow-Up
Final walk, close-out documentation, warranty registration, and a maintenance plan so the investment lasts its full service life.
Warranties
Coverage on the Material and the Workmanship
A commercial roof is only as good as the paperwork behind it. We install manufacturer-approved systems that carry manufacturer-backed material warranties, and we stand behind our own installation with a written workmanship warranty. On many systems, a manufacturer’s no-dollar-limit warranty is available when the roof is installed and maintained to spec — we’ll walk you through exactly what your building qualifies for. More on our warranties ›
Built for Property Managers
One Roofer Across Your Whole Portfolio
Managing five properties or fifty, you don’t want five different roofers and five different invoicing headaches. We consolidate assessments, standardize reporting, prioritize by urgency and budget, and keep the same crew leads on your buildings so nobody has to re-learn your property every visit. Financing is available to spread capital roofing across budget years. See financing options ›
Commercial Roofing FAQ
What Texas Property Owners Ask Us Most
Which commercial roof system is best for the Texas heat?
For most flat and low-slope buildings, a reflective single-ply like TPO or PVC is hard to beat — the bright surface bounces solar heat and eases your cooling load through those long Texas summers. EPDM, coatings, and metal each have their place too. We recommend based on your slope, drainage, budget, and how the building is used, not on a one-size-fits-all pitch.
Can you work without shutting down our building or displacing tenants?
Yes — that’s the norm for us. We phase commercial and multifamily projects around occupancy and business hours, protect entrances and walkways, and communicate the schedule to tenants ahead of time. Apartments and shopping centers stay open and leased while we work section by section.
Do I have to replace the whole roof, or can it be restored?
Often it can be restored or coated. If the deck and insulation are dry and the membrane is structurally sound, a restoration or a reflective coating can add years of service for far less than a tear-off. We only recommend full replacement when the roof genuinely calls for it — and we put the reasoning in writing.
How fast can you respond to a commercial leak?
We keep a line open for commercial leak emergencies. When water is coming into an occupied building, call (866) 625-1977 and we’ll get a crew moving to stop the intrusion, then schedule the permanent repair. See emergency roof repair.
Do you handle commercial storm and hail insurance claims?
We do. After a hail or wind event we inspect the roof, document damage the way an adjuster needs to see it, and coordinate the claim so your building gets a fair outcome. Commercial claims have their own quirks, and we’ve walked owners and managers through the process across Texas. Learn more on our insurance claims page.
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FREE COMMERCIAL ROOF ASSESSMENT
Let’s Put Eyes on Your Roof Before the Next Storm Does
Send us your property and we’ll schedule a no-obligation assessment with a written report you can take to ownership.