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Roofing · Fort Worth, TX · Updated 2026-10-18

10 best roofing companies in Fort Worth

These are the 10 Fort Worth-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.

The 10 companies at a glance
#CompanyStarsReviewsMentioned most
1Tarrant Roofing4.6843Handled the insurance claim
2Firefighter Roofing4.9633Helped with the insurance claim
3Quick Roofing4.5537New roof done in a day or less
4Lon Smith Roofing & Construction4.7517New roof done in one day
5Texas Direct Roofing & Construction4.9488Helped with the insurance claim
6Miller Storm Roofing & Reconstruction4.8480Helped with the insurance claim
7SWAT Roofing & Contracting4.8478Helped with the insurance claim
8Hail King Professional Roofing5.0450Helped with the insurance claim
9Priority Roofing4.9401Helped with the insurance claim
10IFC Roofing4.9361Insurance claim, often after denials
  1. Tarrant Roofing logo

    Tarrant Roofing

    4.6 ★ · 843 reviews

    1900 Handley Ederville Rd, Fort Worth, TX 76118

    Its Google listing says
    Fort Worth roofer since 1994 that says it has installed over 50,000 roofs, with free inspections and 24/7 availability.

    What reviewers mention, out of the 20 we read

    • Handled the insurance claim 12 of 20
    • No pressure to buy 4 of 20
    • Came back to adjust gutters or drip edge 2 of 20
    • Class 4 roof cut insurance cost 1 of 20
    • Billing or paperwork complaint 1 of 20
    How do they handle insurance claims?

    Twelve of the 20 say the rep handled the claim. One says Tarrant negotiated higher payouts on specific items, and another's denied claim was approved after the rep sent more documents.

    What do reviewers say about price?

    Reported prices run $2,000 to $4,000 for repairs and $14,000 to $30,000 for replacements. One reviewer says a Class 4 upgrade cut their premium in half.

    Can they help when buying or selling a house?

    One reviewer needed roof work finished before a home closing, and the rep made the deadline. Years earlier the same company had told them only a small repair was needed.

    How long did jobs take?

    One reviewer was scheduled for install about a week after the estimate.

    Worth knowing
    A four-star reviewer rated the job overpriced and says financial details need improvement. Tarrant's 4.6 rating is lower than most on this list.

  2. Firefighter Roofing logo

    Firefighter Roofing

    4.9 ★ · 633 reviews

    5332 Davis Blvd, North Richland Hills, TX 76180

    Its Google listing says
    Roof replacement, repair, commercial roofing and emergency repair across Dallas-Fort Worth, based in North Richland Hills.

    What reviewers mention, out of the 20 we read

    • Helped with the insurance claim 5 of 20
    • Small repair done on the spot or free 3 of 20
    • Fence, drainage or other work managed 3 of 20
    • Second opinion found little damage 2 of 20
    • Scheduling mix-up with subcontractors 2 of 20
    What happens at the inspection?

    One reviewer called for a second opinion after another company claimed major damage; Firefighter found little or none on both of their properties.

    What do reviewers say about price?

    Reported prices are $1,000 to $8,000 for gutters and flat-roof repair and $12,000 to $20,000 or more for replacements. One rep fixed a few blown-off shingles for free on the spot.

    How do they handle insurance claims?

    One reviewer's hail job ran nine months and covered fences, copper, gutters and garage doors, with Firefighter handling the insurance supplements.

    What else do customers hire them for?

    Reviewers had French drains and gutters designed for pooling water, plus fence staining, screens and interior paint.

    Worth knowing
    Two reviewers describe scheduling glitches between Firefighter and its subcontractors, which the company fixed. No negative reviews in the sample.

  3. Quick Roofing logo

    Quick Roofing

    4.5 ★ · 537 reviews

    925 Kennedale Pkwy, Kennedale, TX 76060

    Its Google listing says
    Dallas-Fort Worth roofer with over 42 years of experience doing repairs, replacements and new construction.

    What reviewers mention, out of the 20 we read

    • New roof done in a day or less 7 of 20
    • Helped with the insurance claim 5 of 20
    • Repeat customers 4 of 20
    • Free leak repair 1 of 20
    • Fixed another roofer's bad job 1 of 20
    How long did jobs take?

    Seven of the 20 say the roof was done in a day, one a 4,000 square foot house with a crew of 14.

    What happens at the inspection?

    One reviewer's builder sent Quick Roofing, its exclusive roofer, for a leak in a three-year-old house. The tech water-tested, found damaged flashing and fixed it at no charge.

    What do reviewers say about price?

    Reported prices run $5,000 to $10,000 for smaller roofs and $20,000 to $35,000 for larger ones. One reviewer says Quick was the lowest bid and offered financing.

    What else do customers hire them for?

    One reviewer had the house painted, fences stained, gutters replaced and a driveway repaired along with the roof.

    Worth knowing
    The company's replies to reviews offer customers $250 to $500 for referrals. All 20 reviews in the sample are five stars, yet the overall rating is 4.5, the lowest on this list, so the sample may not show the complaints behind it.

  4. Lon Smith Roofing & Construction logo

    Lon Smith Roofing & Construction

    4.7 ★ · 517 reviews

    904 E Waggoman St, Fort Worth, TX 76110

    Its Google listing says
    Fort Worth roofer since 1974 offering free inspections, with A1 certified inspectors available 24/7.

    What reviewers mention, out of the 20 we read

    • New roof done in one day 6 of 20
    • Complaint about cleanup, follow-up or a no-show 6 of 20
    • Helped with the insurance claim 5 of 20
    • Repeat or family customers 4 of 20
    • Yard, pets and plants protected 3 of 20
    How do they handle insurance claims?

    Reviewers say Lon Smith met adjusters and handled supplements and depreciation payments. One reviewer used them for a third time after a water main break.

    How long did jobs take?

    Reviewers describe one-day jobs, including a house, detached garage and small barn from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.

    What do reviewers say about price?

    One reviewer paid $10,000 to $12,000.

    What do reviewers say about the warranty?

    One reviewer had three problems on earlier jobs that went unfixed until they posted a review, then Lon Smith fixed all of them.

    Worth knowing
    Six of the 20 are one- or two-star reviews or started that way: a crew on the wrong roof with no note, a no-show without a call, 50 nails left in a yard, a broken sprinkler, and a two-year-old roof the company won't redo though three other roofers say it should be replaced.

  5. Texas Direct Roofing & Construction logo

    Texas Direct Roofing & Construction

    4.9 ★ · 488 reviews

    231 NE Loop 820, Hurst, TX 76053

    Its Google listing says
    Locally owned since 2017, an Owens Corning Platinum Preferred contractor (RCAT license 01-0501) that also builds patios, pergolas and outdoor kitchens and does remodels.

    What reviewers mention, out of the 20 we read

    • Helped with the insurance claim 8 of 20
    • Remodel, patio or sunroom work 5 of 20
    • New roof done in one day 4 of 20
    • Hired after seeing neighbors' roofs 2 of 20
    • Told no damage and no claim needed 1 of 20
    How do they handle insurance claims?

    One reviewer says several roofers promised a new roof and couldn't get it approved, and Texas Direct did. Another rep met the adjuster on site.

    How long did jobs take?

    One crew started at 5:30 a.m. and left at 2:15 p.m., replacing old-style decking found under the shingles along the way.

    What do reviewers say about price?

    Reported prices are $1,000 to $8,000 for repairs and over $20,000 for most replacements.

    What else do customers hire them for?

    Reviewers hired Texas Direct for a sunroom, kitchen and bath remodels, an outdoor living space and a custom window awning.

    Worth knowing
    No negative reviews in the sample. One job started with a rep knocking after a hail storm; another rep told a homeowner there was no damage and no reason to file a claim.

  6. Miller Storm Roofing & Reconstruction logo

    Miller Storm Roofing & Reconstruction

    4.8 ★ · 480 reviews

    1953 Golden Heights Rd #1401, Fort Worth, TX 76177

    Its Google listing says
    Family-run roofer for homes and businesses across Fort Worth and Dallas-Fort Worth, focused on hail damage inspections, full replacements and insurance help.

    What reviewers mention, out of the 20 we read

    • Helped with the insurance claim 8 of 20
    • Started with a door-to-door rep 3 of 20
    • Inspection for a home sale 2 of 20
    • Solar panels removed and reset 2 of 20
    • Complaint about sales tactics 2 of 20
    How do they handle insurance claims?

    One reviewer's denial was overturned and approved for a full replacement. Another had the adjuster out within days and the mortgage company sign the check the same day.

    Can they help when buying or selling a house?

    Two realtors say the rep inspected roofs during sales, didn't push a replacement and gave reports that kept the deals on track.

    What do reviewers say about price?

    Reported prices are $10,000 to $20,000 for replacements, and repairs were done the day after the estimate.

    What else do customers hire them for?

    Reviewers also had gutters, garage doors and painting done, and solar panels removed and reinstalled by a partner company.

    Worth knowing
    One one-star reviewer in Levelland says Miller first told her the roof needed replacing, then came back after she hired someone else and said there was no damage. Another says a rep ignored three no-soliciting signs. One of the 20 reviews is from the Round Rock office.

  7. SWAT Roofing & Contracting logo

    SWAT Roofing & Contracting

    4.8 ★ · 478 reviews

    834 Blue Mound Rd W Ste 400, Haslet, TX 76052

    Its Google listing says
    Fort Worth area roofer with over 25 years of experience doing replacements, storm damage, leak repair, maintenance and inspections.

    What reviewers mention, out of the 20 we read

    • Helped with the insurance claim 9 of 20
    • New roof done in one day 3 of 20
    • Fast repair 2 of 20
    • Interior water damage repaired 2 of 20
    • Contract with a cancellation fee 1 of 20
    How do they handle insurance claims?

    One reviewer compared ten roofers. SWAT's rep walked the roof with the insurance inspector and got a full replacement approved for wind damage, plus a letter for HOA approval.

    How long did jobs take?

    Reviewers describe one-day replacements, one from 6:30 a.m. to about 1:30 p.m., and one repair done within 24 hours of the estimate.

    What do reviewers say about price?

    Reported prices are $2,000 to $4,000 for repairs and over $20,000 for replacements.

    What else do customers hire them for?

    Reviewers had interior water damage repaired and repainted, and one also uses SWAT's air conditioning service.

    Worth knowing
    A one-star reviewer says the salesman pushed extra repairs and had them sign a "no commitment" contract that charged 25% of the project cost unless cancelled within three days. Read anything you sign at the inspection.

  8. Hail King Professional Roofing logo

    Hail King Professional Roofing

    5.0 ★ · 450 reviews

    1900 Industrial Blvd Ste 200, Colleyville, TX 76034

    Its Google listing says
    Residential and commercial roofer in Dallas-Fort Worth and East Texas that also does painting, siding, gutters and fencing.

    What reviewers mention, out of the 20 we read

    • Helped with the insurance claim 7 of 20
    • Small repairs and maintenance 5 of 20
    • Replaced or checked another roofer's work 3 of 20
    • HOA or association projects 2 of 20
    How do they handle insurance claims?

    Reviewers say Hail King pushed for second inspections after denials, including one where the insurer had approved only half the roof.

    What do reviewers say about price?

    Reported prices are $1,000 to $5,000 for repairs and gutters and $15,000 to $20,000 or more for replacements. One reviewer says it was not the cheapest bid, and the rep explained why.

    How long did jobs take?

    One crew finished a roof by 3:30 p.m. after a second crew joined them at noon.

    What else do customers hire them for?

    An HOA hired Hail King for exterior work on 58 units, and another association used it to inspect a roof another contractor had installed.

    Worth knowing
    No negative reviews in the sample. One reviewer had been taken by a contractor who left with their money before hiring Hail King.

  9. Priority Roofing logo

    Priority Roofing

    4.9 ★ · 401 reviews

    9433 N Beach St #121, Fort Worth, TX 76244

    Its Google listing says
    Roof repair, replacement and installation in Fort Worth, with experience on storm insurance claims, free inspections and a 10-year warranty.

    What reviewers mention, out of the 20 we read

    • Helped with the insurance claim 9 of 20
    • Claim denied first, then approved 3 of 20
    • Started with a door knock 3 of 20
    • New roof done in one day 3 of 20
    • Told the roof was fine 2 of 20
    How do they handle insurance claims?

    One reviewer's year-long claim was approved, and another's earlier denial was overturned after the rep suggested a shingle brittleness test.

    What happens at the inspection?

    Two reviewers say the inspector found no damage, sent a photo report and gave advice instead of selling a roof.

    How long did jobs take?

    Reviewers describe one-day roofs, one from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.

    What else do customers hire them for?

    One storm claim also covered solar panel removal and a new air conditioning unit.

    Worth knowing
    No negative reviews in the sample. Several jobs began with a door knock after a storm, and the company did not reply to any of the 20 reviews.

  10. IFC Roofing logo

    IFC Roofing

    4.9 ★ · 361 reviews

    5115 Colleyville Blvd, Colleyville, TX 76034

    Its Google listing says
    Colleyville roofer for installations and replacements built for North Texas hail, wind, sun and rain.

    What reviewers mention, out of the 20 we read

    • Insurance claim, often after denials 12 of 20
    • Done in one or two days 5 of 20
    • Fence, paint, screens or skylights 4 of 20
    • Free small fix 2 of 20
    • Slow communication before work started 1 of 20
    How do they handle insurance claims?

    Reviewers say IFC kept going after State Farm denied claims twice, using appraisers and an umpire. One claim took over seven months.

    How long did jobs take?

    Reviewers describe a 3,700 square foot roof in one day and a 3,200 square foot roof in two.

    What do reviewers say about price?

    Reported prices run $2,000 to $4,000 for repairs and $16,000 to $20,000 or more for replacements.

    What else do customers hire them for?

    Reviewers had chimneys rebuilt, attic ventilation reworked, stone-coated steel roofs installed and solar panels reset.

    Worth knowing
    Ten of the 20 reviews were posted in the same week of March 2026, which usually means past customers were asked to review at once. A four-star reviewer says it took several months to start and they had to call repeatedly for status.

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 in Grand Prairie, not a roofing contractor.
  • Team Enoch. Listed first as a plumber, with air conditioning and electrical work; roofing is a sideline.

Common questions

How did you pick these companies?

These are the 10 Fort Worth-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 Fort Worth?

In the reviews we read, most replacements took one day, often from about 6:30 or 7 a.m. to mid-afternoon, and large houses took two. Getting the insurance claim approved took much longer: several reviewers waited months, and some needed an appraiser.

Do I need a permit for a new roof in Fort Worth?

Check with the City of Fort Worth Development Services before work starts, and ask your roofer to pull any permit the job needs. Rules differ in Haslet, Colleyville, North Richland Hills and the other cities around Fort Worth.

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.

What should I watch for when a roofer knocks on my door?

Several reviewers on this list met their roofer at the door after a storm, and it worked out. But one reviewer was asked to sign a contract that charged 25% of the job if not cancelled within three days. Read any paper before you sign it at an inspection.

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 if your city needs oneFort Worth and the suburbs around it set their own permit rules. Ask your roofer which apply and who pulls the permit.
  • 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.

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