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From Fort Worth to Frisco, Grapevine to McKinney – if you are in North Texas, Texcore is local to you. Our in-house insured crews handle commercial reroofs, flat roof repairs, emergency leak response, full residential replacements, and insurance claim documentation without outsourcing a single nail to a subcontractor. Every project is managed with clear communication, photo documentation, and a five-year labor warranty, whether we are working on a warehouse in Irving or a family home in Carrollton.

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Roofing Questions for North Texas Property Owners

Whether you own a commercial property in Dallas or a home in Frisco, roofing questions come with the territory. Here are the ones we hear most often across our North Texas service area.

Texcore Construction is based in Fort Worth and serves the greater DFW and North Texas area, including Dallas, Arlington, Plano, Irving, Frisco, McKinney, Carrollton, Grapevine, Denton, and the surrounding communities. If your city is not listed, that does not mean we cannot help. We regularly work in smaller towns and neighborhoods throughout North Texas that fall within our service range. The best way to find out is to give us a call or fill out the form on this page – our team will confirm coverage and can usually schedule a free inspection within 24 hours.

Yes, and we mean it. Every inspection Texcore performs across our North Texas service area is completely free with no obligation to move forward. When we show up – whether that is in Fort Worth, Plano, McKinney, or anywhere in between – we physically walk the roof, document every issue with photos, and hand you a clear written scope before we ever talk numbers.Texcore documents storm and hail damage and provides a detailed inspection report you can submit to your own insurance adjuster. We do not file, negotiate, or adjust insurance claims. You will never be pressured into a decision on the spot.

Every Texcore Construction roof includes a five-year workmanship warranty on labor and installation. That means if a leak or issue occurs due to installation error, we repair it at no cost to you. Materials are covered under manufacturer warranties, and Class 4 or premium systems can include extended coverage up to 30 years depending on your selection.

Before we start, you’ll receive a detailed schedule and scope of work. On installation day, our crew protects landscaping, removes old materials, and installs new components per manufacturer specs. Each project ends with a final walkthrough, photo documentation, and warranty registration—leaving your property spotless and your roof ready to perform.

In North Texas, the signs are often storm-related before they are age-related. After a hail event or high-wind storm, damage can look minor from the ground but be significant at the roofline – dented flashing, cracked shingles, torn membrane on flat roofs, and compromised seals around HVAC units are common. If your roof is over 15 years old and has gone through even one major storm season, an inspection is worth scheduling. Inside the home, water stains on ceilings, soft spots near the ridge, or granules collecting in your gutters are clear signals something needs attention. Texcore’s free inspection includes photo documentation of everything we find so you can see exactly what is happening before you make any decisions.

The short answer is that we do the work ourselves. Most roofing companies in the DFW area operate as general contractors – they sell the job and send a subcontracted crew. At Texcore, every installer, foreman, and project manager is a direct Texcore employee. That means consistent quality, direct accountability, and no finger-pointing if something needs to be addressed after the job is done.Texcore documents storm and hail damage and provides a detailed inspection report you can submit to your own insurance adjuster. We do not file, negotiate, or adjust insurance claims. We back every project with a five-year labor warranty and we answer our phones. For North Texas property owners who have been burned by fly-by-night storm chasers or out-of-town contractors, that difference matters.

It absolutely does. North Texas sits in one of the most active hail corridors in the country. DFW regularly sees hail events that cause significant damage to both commercial and residential roofing systems, and the intense summer heat accelerates material breakdown faster than in cooler climates. That is why Texcore specifies impact-resistant Class 4 shingles for residential roofs and manufacturer-approved TPO and metal systems for commercial properties – materials engineered to hold up against the specific conditions in this region. We also design flat roof systems with proper drainage in mind, because North Texas flash flooding puts serious stress on low-slope commercial roofs. Understanding the local climate is not an afterthought for us – it shapes every material recommendation and installation decision we make.

First, do not get on your roof. Even minor storm damage can compromise the surface in ways that make it unsafe to walk. What you can do is check your gutters for granule buildup, look for dented or displaced soffit and fascia, and note any visible shingle displacement from the ground. Then call Texcore. We can usually get an inspector out within 24 hours following a storm event across our North Texas service area. We document all damage with photos and a detailed written report – which you will need if you plan to file an insurance claim.Texcore documents storm and hail damage and provides a detailed inspection report you can submit to your own insurance adjuster. We do not file, negotiate, or adjust insurance claims. Acting quickly matters because most insurance policies have time limits on storm damage claims, and the longer damage goes unaddressed the more expensive it becomes to remediate.