Roofing · Dallas, TX · Updated 2026-10-18
10 best roofing companies in Dallas
These are the 10 Dallas-area roofing companies with the most Google reviews and at least a 4.0 star rating. For each one we read its most relevant Google reviews, 200 in all, and wrote down what customers actually say: how fast they came out, how they handled insurance claims, what they paid, and what went wrong. No company paid to be included or to be ranked higher.
| # | Company | Stars | Reviews | Mentioned most |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Results Roofing | 5.0 | 1,825 | No upsell, or told no roof was needed |
| 2 | Blue Hammer Roofing | 4.9 | 1,313 | Helped with the insurance claim |
| 3 | Priority Roofing | 5.0 | 1,002 | Helped with the insurance claim |
| 4 | KPost Roofing & Waterproofing | 4.9 | 858 | Inspection found no new roof needed |
| 5 | T Rock Roofing & Contracting | 4.9 | 820 | Siding, paint, porch or gutter work |
| 6 | Imperial Roofing and Construction | 5.0 | 713 | Helped with the insurance claim |
| 7 | New View Roofing | 4.9 | 702 | Fast leak or storm response |
| 8 | DFW Roofing Pro | 4.8 | 681 | Fought the insurer for a full roof |
| 9 | CLC Roofing Inc. | 4.9 | 643 | Stuck with a long insurance claim |
| 10 | Bold Roofing | 4.7 | 628 | Same sales rep named |
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Results Roofing
5.0 ★ · 1,825 reviews
2828 E Trinity Mls Rd Ste 212, Carrollton, TX 75006
Its Google listing says
Roofing contractor across Dallas-Fort Worth for roof replacement, storm and hail damage repair and insurance claim help, with free inspections.What reviewers mention, out of the 20 we read
What do reviewers say about price?
One reviewer had a vent leak fixed for about $200, with the rep pulling up material prices at Home Depot to show the math. Reported replacements run $12,000 to $20,000.
What happens at the inspection?
A realtor says the rep won't sell a roof that isn't needed or inflate estimates. A buyer got a repair plan before their option period ran out.
How do they handle insurance claims?
One reviewer says detailed photos got a full replacement approved. Another decided not to go ahead because the settlement was too low, and still praised the rep's help.
How long did jobs take?
One reviewer says a multi-level roof was replaced in seven hours. A tree hole was patched within an hour of calling.
Worth knowing
No negative reviews in the sample. Two of the 20 describe work elsewhere: one realtor uses them in San Antonio, and one review praises a company called Top Shelf, which may be a business Results took over. -
Blue Hammer Roofing
4.9 ★ · 1,313 reviews
8330 Lyndon B Johnson Fwy B604, Dallas, TX 75243
Its Google listing says
Roof repair and replacement across Dallas-Fort Worth, focused on hail, wind and storm damage, with detailed documentation for insurance claims.What reviewers mention, out of the 20 we read
How do they handle insurance claims?
Ten of the 20 describe the team working the claim. Two say it took an appraisal: one claim was denied twice before an appraiser got it approved, another took more than a year.
How long did jobs take?
Reviewers describe crews starting at 7 a.m. and finishing the install by noon or mid-afternoon.
What do reviewers say about price?
Reported prices run $16,000 to $20,000 or more for shingle roofs, and over $50,000 for a standing-seam metal roof.
What happens at the inspection?
Reviewers mention drone photos of the damage and live updates while they were at work.
Worth knowing
One metal roof owner had a leak during installation, which was fixed quickly, and says the sales reps were less sure of metal roofing details and checked with senior staff. Two jobs started with door-to-door reps after a storm. -
Priority Roofing
5.0 ★ · 1,002 reviews
1420 W Mockingbird Ln Ste 540, Dallas, TX 75247
Its Google listing says
Roof repair, replacement and installation for homes and businesses in Dallas, with free inspections and a 10-year warranty.What reviewers mention, out of the 20 we read
How do they handle insurance claims?
One reviewer says the insurer tried to deny the claim and the rep took it through arbitration to a full replacement, with an upgrade to stone-coated steel.
What do reviewers say about price?
Reported prices run $4,000 to $10,000 for some insurance jobs and $15,000 to $20,000 or more for others.
How long did jobs take?
One reviewer says the crew came within three days of approval and finished in about six hours.
What else do customers hire them for?
Reviewers had fences, gutters, a garage door, deck staining and window screens done along with the roof.
Worth knowing
Three of the 20 reviews describe jobs in Wichita Falls and Spring Branch, not Dallas, so this listing seems to collect reviews from other offices. The company did not reply to any of the 20. No negative reviews in the sample. -
KPost Roofing & Waterproofing
4.9 ★ · 858 reviews
1841 W Northwest Hwy, Dallas, TX 75220
Its Google listing says
Commercial roofer since 2004 that now also does homes, waterproofing and solar, and is a certified Tesla roof and solar installer.What reviewers mention, out of the 20 we read
What happens at the inspection?
Six reviewers say the free inspection found their roof did not need replacing. One had turned away 26 other companies first; another was told a small repair wasn't worth it and was offered an hour of free sealing instead.
What do reviewers say about price?
One reviewer says KPost's price for a Class 4 roof beat other quotes. Another paid $6,000 to $8,000 for a storm job.
How long did jobs take?
One roof was torn off and replaced by 3 p.m.
What else do customers hire them for?
As a certified Tesla installer, KPost removed and replaced solar panels and swapped a hail-broken panel.
Worth knowing
One reviewer had a few minor issues after the install, and the inspector sent the crew back. Many of the 20 reviews are inspection-only, where no work was bought. -
T Rock Roofing & Contracting
4.9 ★ · 820 reviews
9330 Lyndon B Johnson Fwy #900, Dallas, TX 75243
Its Google listing says
Dallas-Fort Worth roofer for over 60 years offering a lifetime warranty, with most jobs completed in a single day.What reviewers mention, out of the 20 we read
Can they help when buying or selling a house?
Two realtors say they use T Rock for roof reports during a buyer's option period. One buyer was told a few minor repairs would do instead of a new roof.
What do reviewers say about price?
Reviewers report $2,000 to $4,000 for repairs and $16,000 to $25,000 for replacements, including one FORTIFIED roof.
How long did jobs take?
Reviewers describe one-day replacements with drone photos at the end.
What do reviewers say about the warranty?
One reviewer got a lifetime warranty on the flashing for attic fans, and others mention the lifetime workmanship warranty.
Worth knowing
A one-star reviewer says that during a condo complex re-roof, sections were left open before a June storm. Water came through the light fixtures, the ceiling collapsed and she was displaced for months. The company replied that it will stay on it until resolved. Two five-star reviews in the sample come from accounts with the same name. -
Imperial Roofing and Construction
5.0 ★ · 713 reviews
400 Chisholm Pl #213, Plano, TX 75075
Its Google listing says
Plano roofer for homes and businesses that also does fences, gutters, painting, siding and windows.What reviewers mention, out of the 20 we read
How do they handle insurance claims?
Two reviewers say the owner read their policy before the inspection. One whose insurer lowballed the claim says he brought in independent appraisers and attended every appraisal.
How long did jobs take?
Reviewers describe roofs done in under five hours to about 12 hours, one crew working 6 a.m. to 9 p.m.
What do reviewers say about price?
Reviewers report $15,000 to $20,000 for most replacements and $45,000 to $50,000 or more for large storm jobs. One got five estimates and says Imperial was among the lowest.
What else do customers hire them for?
Reviewers had gutters, exterior paint, fence staining and even a backyard playset painted with the roof.
Worth knowing
A three-star reviewer says a crew showed up and started work with no notice while nobody was home, on a zero-lot-line house that needed a neighbor's cooperation, and the project manager suggested he not post a review. The company replied that the rep had been hospitalized. -
New View Roofing
4.9 ★ · 702 reviews
4722 Gaston Ave, Dallas, TX 75246
Its Google listing says
Veteran-owned GAF Master Elite roofer that says it has installed over 20,000 roofs in Dallas-Fort Worth, from leak repairs to full replacements.What reviewers mention, out of the 20 we read
How long did jobs take?
One reviewer got an assessment the evening they called and a repair less than 72 hours later. Another had someone out within an hour for urgent flat-roof work.
What do reviewers say about the warranty?
Two reviewers say New View fixed problems years after their roof was installed under its warranty, including issues not caused by the original work.
How do they handle insurance claims?
One reviewer's grandmother got a roof covered after several denials. Another had a claim started the same day as the inspection.
What do reviewers say about price?
Reported prices are $1,000 to $5,000 for repairs and $5,000 to $10,000 for gutters, a skylight and downspouts.
Worth knowing
One reviewer mentions a few hiccups on a roof and solar job that the owner fixed quickly. No negative reviews in the sample. -
DFW Roofing Pro
4.8 ★ · 681 reviews
3626 N Hall St Ste 570, Dallas, TX 75219
Its Google listing says
Family-owned roofer for homes, businesses and apartments with storm damage and insurance claim help, siding, painting, fencing and garage doors.What reviewers mention, out of the 20 we read
How do they handle insurance claims?
One reviewer's claim was denied, then paid at about a third of the roof's value. DFW Roofing Pro took the insurer to court and won the full cost, including solar panel removal. Others say it turned a patch-only offer into a full replacement.
How long did jobs take?
Reviewers describe a crew scheduled within two days of approval and roofs finished in a day.
What else do customers hire them for?
Reviewers had garage doors, a window, chimney caps, gutters, fences and trim paint done with the roof.
What do reviewers say about price?
Reported prices run $2,000 to $4,000 for repairs and $20,000 to $25,000 for replacements.
Worth knowing
The Google listing is unclaimed by the owner. Several jobs started with a rep knocking on the door, and a one-star reviewer says the company left a flyer despite three no-soliciting signs. -
CLC Roofing Inc.
4.9 ★ · 643 reviews
200 E Belt Line Rd #203, Coppell, TX 75019
Its Google listing says
Dallas-area roofer started over 25 years ago by owner Chad Cross, and an Owens Corning Platinum Preferred contractor.What reviewers mention, out of the 20 we read
How do they handle insurance claims?
Reviewers say CLC stayed with claims for months, one for over six months, and another got money from both the insurer and the shingle manufacturer after a shingle failure.
What happens at the inspection?
One reviewer says CLC ran a leak test before quoting and gave repair options. Another says attic measurements went through a computer program to redesign the venting.
What do reviewers say about price?
Reported prices are $1,000 to $5,000 for repairs and $15,000 to $25,000 for replacements.
Can they help when buying or selling a house?
One reviewer had a roof, gutters, fence and paint done before listing, and the house sold in a week.
Worth knowing
No negative reviews in the sample. CLC is in Coppell, northwest of Dallas. -
Bold Roofing
4.7 ★ · 628 reviews
10720 Miller Rd #303, Dallas, TX 75238
Its Google listing says
Dallas-Fort Worth roofer since 1979 that says it has installed over 55,000 roofs, with insurance claim help, gutters, windows, fences and painting.What reviewers mention, out of the 20 we read
How do they handle insurance claims?
One reviewer says the rep handled the permits, the depreciation payment from the insurer, and a form for an impact-resistant roof discount.
What do reviewers say about the warranty?
One reviewer's repair was five years out of warranty and Bold still fixed a few things for free.
What do reviewers say about price?
Reported prices are $6,000 to $8,000 for smaller jobs and $20,000 to $30,000 for full replacements.
How long did jobs take?
One reviewer whose insurer gave a deadline had the roof replaced within two weeks.
Worth knowing
Thirteen of the 20 reviews name the same sales rep, and five reviewers have used him for years. A two-star reviewer says another rep promised two weeks, took over two months to replace a window, ignored calls and hung up on her. The 4.7 rating is lower than most on this list.
Logos belong to the companies shown and are used only to identify them. Ratings and review counts are from each company's Google Maps listing on 18 October 2026. Review summaries describe what reviewers wrote; we have not verified their accounts. We are not affiliated with any company listed.
Left off this list
- Spire Building Supplies. A building materials supplier, not a roofing contractor.
- Team Enoch. Mainly an air conditioning, electrical and plumbing company; roofing is a sideline.
- Good Faith Energy & Roofing. Mainly a solar installer. Its reviews are about solar panels and batteries.
Common questions
How did you pick these companies?
These are the 10 Dallas-area roofing companies with the most Google reviews and a rating of at least 4.0 stars, as of 2026-10-18. We read 200 of their Google reviews in Google's "most relevant" order and summarized what customers say. No company paid to be included or ranked higher.
How long does a roof replacement take in Dallas?
In the reviews we read, most replacements took one day, often starting around 7 a.m. and finishing by early or mid-afternoon. Insurance claims took far longer than the work itself: several reviewers waited months, and some needed an appraisal or, in one case, a lawsuit.
Do I need a permit for a new roof in Dallas?
For a whole roof, yes. The City of Dallas says replacing large areas of a roof or an entire roof requires a re-roof permit, while minor repairs to roofing or roof vents do not. Ask your roofer to pull it and show it to you before work starts.
Can a roofer pay my insurance deductible?
No. Under Texas law a contractor cannot waive, rebate or absorb your deductible, and a contract of $1,000 or more paid by insurance must say that you pay it. Both the contractor and the homeowner can be charged.
Can my roofer negotiate my insurance claim?
Not for a job it will do. Texas does not allow a roofer to act as your public adjuster. It can show the adjuster the damage, but the settlement is between you and your insurer.
Will an impact-rated roof lower my insurance?
Often. Reviewers chose Class 3 and Class 4 impact-rated shingles and FORTIFIED roofs, and one roofer filled out the form their insurer needed for the discount. Ask your insurance company what it offers before you pick shingles.
Before you get quotes
- Your deductible is yours to payTexas law makes it illegal for a roofer to waive, rebate or absorb your insurance deductible. A contract of $1,000 or more paid by insurance has to say so.
- Your roofer is not your adjusterTexas does not let a contractor act as your public adjuster on a claim for work it will do. A roofer can document damage and meet the adjuster, but cannot negotiate the settlement for you.
- A permit for a new roofDallas requires a re-roof permit for an entire roof or large areas of it. Ask who pulls it and to see it before work starts.
- A written contract and warranty in your nameGet every item, including extras like vent guards, written into the contract, and keep the warranty papers yourself.
- A certified installer for the warranty you are paying forManufacturer warranties often need an installer on the manufacturer's certified list. Check the list on the shingle maker's website.
- What happens to solar panels, gutters and deckingAsk who removes and reinstalls solar panels, and what rotten decking costs per sheet before the old roof comes off.
Sources:
- City of Dallas Planning and Development, Storm damage repair information
- Texas Department of Insurance, Roofing and insurance: know the law (updated 24 March 2025)
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