Flat and Low-Slope Roofing in Fort Worth, Texas
Most commercial buildings in Fort Worth carry a flat or low-slope roof, and most of the roof problems we get called for start on one. Texcore installs, repairs, and replaces every major flat-roof system with our own insured crews. No subcontractors, and a five-year labor warranty on the work.
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The Systems We Install
- TPO. The workhorse of DFW flat roofs: heat-welded seams and a white surface that reflects the summer sun instead of absorbing it.
- EPDM. Synthetic rubber with a half-century of field history. Takes North Texas temperature swings in stride and repairs without drama.
- PVC. Heat-welded like TPO, with better resistance to grease and chemicals. The standard answer over restaurants and industrial exhaust.
- Modified bitumen. Reinforced asphalt plies for roofs that take real foot traffic around rooftop equipment.
- Built-up roofing (BUR). The gravel-surfaced multi-ply system on many older Fort Worth buildings. We repair them, and we replace them when they’re done.
- Spray foam (SPF). A sprayed-in-place, seamless insulating roof system. We install and service it on buildings where it’s the right fit.
Texcore holds manufacturer certifications with CertainTeed, GAF, GenFlex, Holcim, Owens Corning, and Versico, and qualifying installs can carry a No Dollar Limit (NDL) manufacturer warranty.
Repair, Replace, or Coat
A flat roof has three futures, and the insulation under it usually casts the deciding vote. Dry insulation under isolated damage means a repair. Wet insulation across wide sections means patching has stopped being a bargain. In between sits restoration: a re-cover or coating over a roof that’s aged but still dry. Our free commercial roof audit runs the moisture check and puts the answer in writing, with photos, so you’re choosing from evidence instead of a pitch. That’s the standard across our commercial roofing work in Fort Worth.
What Kills Flat Roofs in North Texas
- Ponding water. A clogged drain or scupper turns a roof into a pool, and standing water finds the weakest seam.
- Hail. Punctures and fractures that open slowly, sometimes a season after the storm.
- Heat cycling. Texas roofs expand and contract hard, and seams and flashings take the strain first.
- Foot traffic. Every HVAC service call is boots on the membrane. Walk pads help; unnoticed damage doesn’t.
- Neglect. Small seam repairs skipped in spring become wet insulation by fall. Scheduled maintenance is cheaper than either.
Installed on Occupied Buildings
Warehouses, retail centers, office parks, restaurants, churches: flat-roof work almost always happens over an open business. We phase sections, keep staging tight, protect entryways, and run nights or weekends when the operation below can’t absorb disruption. You get one point of contact, and the crew on the roof works for Texcore.
Why Building Owners Pick Texcore for Flat Roofs
- Our own insured crews on every job, no subcontractors. Much of the core crew has worked together for over ten years.
- Hundreds of commercial roofs across DFW since 2020. See our recent projects.
- Same-day commercial repair response and 24/7 emergency dispatch.
- A five-year labor warranty on every roofing project, plus manufacturer warranties by system.
- BBB Accredited. Member of the North Texas Roofing Contractors Association. Our Google reviews are further down this page — read them yourself.
Common Questions
Get a Straight Answer on Your Flat Roof
Start with a free commercial roof audit: photos, moisture findings, and a written call on repair, restoration, or replacement.