Dallas roofing, answered around the clock
Roof repair, storm restoration and replacement in Dallas
A leak after last night's storm, hail bruises down the south slope, or a roof old enough that the insurer is asking about it: tell us what you see and we will tell you what it needs.
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Quick answer
Roof leak, hail damage or a roof past its life in Dallas? Call and describe what you see; we tell you whether it needs a tarp tonight or a scheduled visit this week. We repair leaks and storm damage, replace shingle, metal and tile roofs, and handle commercial flat roofs, answering the phone around the clock from a service office on Mockingbird Lane.
Start with the symptom
What Dallas homeowners call us about
Most calls start with one of these six things. Each links to the page that explains what we do about it, what it costs here, and how long it takes.
A stain showed up on the ceiling
The water usually entered several feet uphill of the stain, at a pipe boot, a valley or a nail pop. We trace it on the roof and fix the entry point, not the drip.
See how we handle itThe neighbors are all getting new roofs
That is the DFW hail cycle. We check the slopes that faced the storm, mark every bruise, and say plainly whether it is a repair, a slope, or a claim.
See how we handle itShingles are in the yard
Wind lifts the windward tabs first, then the ridge cap. The missing pieces are the easy part; the creased shingles still up there leak next spring.
See how we handle itThe roof is 18 to 25 years old
Texas insurers shift older roofs to actual cash value. A replacement on your schedule usually costs less than a forced one after a storm.
See how we handle itWater is pooling on the flat roof
Ponding past 48 hours means a low spot or a blocked drain. We clear drains, patch seams and add tapered insulation where needed.
See how we handle itThe roof line looks wavy
A sag between rafters is soft decking, common on older East Dallas homes. We open the section, replace the sheathing and sister rafters as needed.
See how we handle itTwo offices, one crew standard
Roofing from a Dallas service office, with a head office in Ennis
Day-to-day roofing work runs out of the service office at 1530 W Mockingbird Ln in Dallas, so a crew heading to Lake Highlands, Oak Cliff or Irving is not driving in from the country. The head office sits on W. Crockett St. in Ennis, and Ellis County jobs are run from there.
Whichever office is closer, the number and the standard are the same: someone answers, someone climbs the roof, and you get a written scope before tear-off. Penfold Construction does general construction as well as roofing, so decking, framing, fascia and the odd wall flashing are handled by the same company rather than handed to somebody else.
What happens after you call
How a roofing job runs in Dallas
You call, we ask five questions
What you see, where the water shows, roof age, material, and whether a storm just came through. That decides tarp tonight or visit this week.
A roofer walks the roof
Every slope, every penetration, the attic if you will let us in. Photos of anything we find.
You get a written scope
Repair, slope replacement or full re-roof, materials named, planning range explained. Nothing is signed at the door.
Insurance, if it applies
Storm damage gets documented for the claim and we meet the adjuster on the roof. You decide whether to file.
Permit and materials
Dallas requires a re-roof permit for a full replacement; we pull it. Materials are ordered to the scope, not to whatever is on the truck.
The work
Tarps over landscaping, tear-off to the deck, soft decking replaced, ice and water at eaves and valleys, then the new roof. Most homes finish in one to two days.
Cleanup and walk-through
Magnet sweep for nails, gutters cleared, a walk of the finished roof with you, permit inspection closed out.
Storm just came through Dallas?
Do not sign with the first truck in the cul-de-sac. Call, send two photos, and get a straight answer on whether the roof is damaged at all.
(214) 429-4542Learning center
Read before you spend on a roof
Short guides for Dallas homeowners: what things cost here, what to do after hail, and how to pick a roofer in a state that does not license them.
What a Roof Replacement Costs in Dallas, TX
Sourced 2026 planning ranges for shingle, Class 4, metal and tile roofs, and what moves the number.
Read the guide
Hail Hit Your Dallas Roof: What to Do First
The first 48 hours after a storm, from photos to the adjuster visit, without signing anything at the door.
Read the guideRepair or Replace After a Dallas Hail Storm?
How the 25% rule, roof age and your policy type decide whether a slope gets patched or the whole roof goes.
Read the guideWhere we work
Dallas, its suburbs and seven North Texas counties
The service office on Mockingbird Lane covers the city of Dallas and the suburbs around it, from the older brick neighborhoods east of White Rock Lake to the newer subdivisions in Collin and Denton counties and the east side of Tarrant County. The head office in Ennis picks up Ellis County work around Waxahachie, Midlothian and Red Oak, which took the same March 2025 storm that lifted a hotel roof off along I-45.
Each county, city and Dallas neighborhood below has its own page with the storms, permits and housing we work with there.
How we run the job
What you get that a storm-chaser cannot offer
A construction company, not just shingles
Rotten decking, a sagging ridge, a fascia board the gutters pulled loose: the same crew fixes the structure instead of roofing over it.
Written scope before tear-off
Slopes, materials and the planning range on paper. Hidden rot found during the job is priced before it is fixed, not after.
The phone is answered
Around the clock, every day, by a person who can tell a tarp call from a Tuesday appointment.
Recent roofs
Three kinds of roof we finish every month
A shingle re-roof on an older brick home, a standing seam metal roof on a newer two story, and a flat commercial membrane.
Everything we roof
Every roofing job we take in Dallas, grouped the way you would ask for it
Five categories, 42 jobs. Each page tells you what the work involves and what it tends to cost here.
Storm & Emergency
Tarping, leak tracing, hail and wind repairs, and full storm replacements with the claim documented.
Replacement & New Roofs
Shingle, Class 4, metal, tile, slate and flat roofs, plus new builds, historic homes, patio covers and outbuildings.
Repairs & Roof Components
Everyday roof repair, flashing, chimneys, skylights, decking, fascia and gutters.
Maintenance & Upgrades
Inspections, tune-ups, cleaning, ventilation, insulation and solar removal ahead of a re-roof.
Commercial Roofing
Membrane and built-up roofs, coatings, gutters, maintenance, multi-family and church roofs.
Brands we install and service
Questions we get
Questions Dallas homeowners ask before they call
No. A roofer walks the roof, photographs what is there, and you get a written scope. You pay when you approve work, not for the look.
Active leaks and storm damage go to the front of the schedule, and you get an arrival window on the call. If water is coming in tonight we tarp it and schedule the repair after.
Yes. We document hail and wind damage with photos and a slope-by-slope scope, meet the adjuster on the roof, and submit supplements when something was missed. Filing is your decision.
Both. It does general construction as well as roofing; this site covers the roofing, and it is why decking, framing and fascia are handled by the same company.
Yes for a full replacement; the City of Dallas requires a re-roof permit, and minor repairs do not need one. We pull the permit and close out the inspection.
GAF, Owens Corning, CertainTeed and Malarkey shingles, including their Class 4 impact-resistant lines, plus DECRA and standing seam panels for metal.
Yes. TPO, PVC and EPDM single-ply, modified bitumen, coatings and repairs on strip centers, warehouses, churches and apartment communities.
Often. A single slope, a valley or the chimney flashing can be replaced on its own when the rest of the roof has life left.
Tell us what the roof is doing
One call gets a roofer on the roof, photos of what is there, and a written scope. No pressure at the door, no signing anything on the first visit.