Roofing Professionals of Texas

When a storm rolls through North Texas and leaves damage on your roof, the clock starts ticking. Most homeowners know they need to call their insurance company — but far fewer understand that the outcome of their claim is largely determined by what happens in the first 72 hours: the quality of the inspection, the completeness of the documentation, and whether a qualified roofing contractor is involved from the start. At Roofing Professionals of Texas, we've guided hundreds of homeowners and commercial property owners across Collin, Dallas, Denton, Tarrant, Rockwall, and Grayson counties through the insurance claims process. Here's what we've learned — and what every DFW property owner should know before filing a claim. Why Documentation Is Everything Your insurance adjuster works for your insurance company. Their job is to assess damage accurately — but they're also working under time pressure, managing dozens of claims simultaneously, and using standardized estimati...

Commercial Roofing Solutions for DFW Businesses — TPO, PVC, EPDM & Metal Systems At Roofing Professionals of Texas, we've spent more than four decades protecting commercial properties across the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. From warehouses in Garland to office parks in Frisco, retail centers in Plano to data facilities in Allen — we understand that a commercial roof isn't just a building component. It's a business-critical asset. North Texas puts commercial roofing systems through some of the most demanding conditions in the country. Summer heat drives rooftop surface temperatures past 160°F, accelerating membrane degradation and shortening the lifespan of aging systems. Spring hailstorms — a near-annual event across Collin, Dallas, Denton, and Tarrant counties — can compromise flat roof membranes in a single weather event. And wind-driven rain exploits every unsealed penetration, aging seam, and improperly flashed rooftop unit. The businesses that fare best are the ...

Why DFW Homeowners Trust Roofing Professionals of Texas — 40+ Years of Certified Excellence When a severe storm rolls through the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex — and in North Texas, it's not a matter of if, but when — homeowners and commercial property managers need a roofing contractor they can trust without hesitation. That trust isn't earned through marketing. It's earned through years of consistent, quality work, transparent communication, and a genuine commitment to protecting the properties and families we serve. At Roofing Professionals of Texas , we've been building that trust for over 40 years across Collin, Dallas, Denton, Tarrant, Rockwall, and Grayson Counties. Here's what that track record looks like — and why it matters when you're choosing a roofing contractor in the DFW area. Owens Corning Certified: What It Means for Your Roof Not every roofing contractor can call themselves Owens Corning Certified. This designation requires demonstrated i...

If you own a home or commercial property in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, there’s a good chance a storm has tested your roof in the past few years. North Texas is no stranger to hail, high winds, and severe weather — and when damage occurs, the insurance claims process can feel overwhelming. At Roofing Professionals of Texas, we’ve spent 40+ years helping DFW homeowners and commercial property managers navigate exactly this process. Here’s what you need to know — and why having the right roofing partner makes all the difference. What Your Insurance Actually Covers Most homeowners don’t realize the full scope of their coverage. A standard homeowner’s insurance policy typically covers storm-related roof damage at Replacement Cost Value (RCV) — meaning your insurer pays to replace your roof with a comparable new one, not just patch the old one. Your out-of-pocket cost? Your deductible. That’s it. The same coverage often extends to gutters, windows, exterior doors, and fencing dama...

The storms that swept through the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex on May 23 and 24, 2026 were no ordinary spring showers. The National Weather Service Fort Worth office issued Severe Thunderstorm Warnings for Dallas, Tarrant, and Collin Counties, confirming quarter-sized hail (1 inch in diameter) and wind gusts reaching 60 miles per hour. Communities across Allen, Plano, McKinney, Frisco, Dallas, Arlington, and Grand Prairie were in the path of these storms — and many roofs in these areas sustained damage that isn’t visible from the street. At Roofing Professionals of Texas, we’ve been serving DFW homeowners and commercial property owners for over 40 years. After every major storm event, we see the same pattern: homeowners who wait to get inspected end up with more complicated insurance claims, more extensive damage, and higher out-of-pocket costs. This post is designed to help you understand what happened, what to look for, and what to do next. What Quarter-Sized Hail Does to Your Roo...

How to Navigate a Roof Insurance Claim in DFW — A Step-by-Step Guide If your home or commercial property in the Dallas-Fort Worth area has been damaged by hail, wind, or severe weather, you may be entitled to a full roof replacement through your homeowner's or commercial property insurance policy. But navigating the claims process can feel overwhelming — especially when you're already dealing with the stress of property damage. At Roofing Professionals of Texas , we've helped hundreds of DFW property owners successfully navigate insurance claims and receive the full Replacement Cost Value (RCV) they're entitled to. In this guide, we'll walk you through exactly how the process works — and how having the right roofing contractor in your corner makes all the difference. Step 1: Get a Professional Roof Inspection Before You File Before you call your insurance company, get a professional inspection. This is the most important step most homeowners skip. Our team...

The past two weeks have been a wake-up call for homeowners and commercial property owners across the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. Between April 24 and April 29, 2026, North Texas endured one of the most intense severe weather outbreaks of the year. The National Weather Service Fort Worth/Dallas office issued 111 warnings — including 22 tornado warnings and 81 severe thunderstorm warnings — and logged 226 confirmed hail reports across the region. Collin County communities including Plano, Wylie, Sachse, and Murphy were struck by teacup-sized hail measuring up to 2.5 inches in diameter. Rockwall County saw similar impacts. Dallas, Mesquite, DeSoto, and Lancaster were hit with ping pong ball-sized hail and wind gusts reaching 60 mph. An EF3 tornado touched down in Mineral Wells with estimated winds of 145 mph — the strongest tornado in Parker County since 1990. And the severe weather isn’t finished. As of May 9, 2026, Hail Point is reporting scattered 1”...