Service areas
Where we roof across North Texas
Two offices, one number. The Dallas service office on Mockingbird Lane covers the city and the counties around it; the Ennis head office covers Ellis County to the south.
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We roof across 7 North Texas counties: Dallas, Collin, Denton, the east side of Tarrant, Rockwall and Kaufman from our service office on Mockingbird Lane in Dallas, and Ellis County from our head office in Ennis. Each county, 25 of its cities and 8 Dallas neighborhoods have a page describing the storms, permits and roofs we see there.
Counties and cities
Seven counties, and the cities in each
Pick your county for the storm record, permits and housing we work with there, or go straight to your city.
Dallas County
The home county of the Mockingbird Lane office: established neighborhoods, older roofs and a steady run of storm work.
Collin County
Plano, Frisco, McKinney and Allen, plus the fast-growing towns along the northern edge, where newer roofs meet frequent hail.
Denton County
Lewisville, Denton and the Lewisville Lake towns, one of the largest and fastest-growing counties in Texas.
Tarrant County
Arlington and the east side of the county, where spring supercells cross between Fort Worth and Dallas.
Rockwall County
The smallest county in Texas, built around Lake Ray Hubbard and growing fast, with Rockwall, Heath and Royse City.
Kaufman County
Forney, Terrell and Kaufman, one of the fastest-growing counties in Texas, where many roofs are still on their first storm cycle.
Ellis County
Waxahachie, Midlothian, Red Oak and Ennis, covered from our head office on W. Crockett St. in Ennis.
One number
The same phone line for both offices
You do not need to know which office is closer. Call (214) 429-4542, give your address, and the call goes to the crew that covers it.
Inside Dallas
The city and its closest suburbs
Dallas itself is where we work most. Here is what the roofs look like in each part of it and in the suburbs that touch it.
East Dallas and Lake Highlands
The oldest housing we roof is east of downtown: the century-old Prairie, Tudor and Colonial Revival homes of Munger Place and the Swiss Avenue Historic District, where slate, tile and copper flashing are common and landmark review applies, and the 1960s ranch homes of Lake Highlands near White Rock Lake, with long low roofs, original fascia and attics that rarely have enough intake ventilation. Lakewood sits between the two and has a mix of both.
Central, North and West Dallas
From Oak Cliff south of the Trinity to Preston Hollow, Highland Park and University Park in the north, the work is mostly architectural shingle and Class 4 replacements after hail, with slate, tile and metal on larger homes. Our service office on Mockingbird Lane sits in the middle of this, so it is where response is fastest. Irving to the west and Richardson to the north are covered from the same office.
East of the city: Garland and Mesquite
The suburbs east of the city get the same storm tracks the east side of Dallas does, and the work there is mostly storm-driven: hail inspections, claim documentation, full replacements, and the gutters and fascia that take a beating on the same days. Commercial strip centers and small office buildings along the main corridors are covered from the same service office.
South along I-45 and I-35E: Ellis County
Our head office is in Ennis, and Ellis County work around Ennis, Waxahachie, Midlothian and Red Oak is run from there. The mix is different: more metal roofs on shops, barns and outbuildings and commercial buildings, rural homes, and the wind damage that comes with storms on open ground, like the March 2025 system that lifted a hotel roof off along I-45 in Ennis.
Dallas neighborhoods with their own page
Honest limits
Where our coverage stops
Our coverage is the seven counties on this page. Fort Worth and the counties to its west are outside it, and in Tarrant County we work the east side, around Arlington. Past those lines we take full replacements and commercial projects only by arrangement.
After a metro-wide storm the whole region books up at once. In those weeks we work storm calls in the order they come in across both offices, and active leaks get a tarp first wherever they are inside our coverage.
Two offices
Which office handles your roof
The service office on 1530 W Mockingbird Ln handles Dallas and Dallas, Collin, Denton, Rockwall and Kaufman counties, plus east Tarrant County. The head office on 417 W. Crockett St. in Ennis handles Ellis County. Both answer the same number, (214) 429-4542, around the clock.
Before you call
What to have ready when you call
Your address, first, so we can tell you which office and crew it goes to. Then roughly how old the roof is and what it is made of, whether a storm just came through, and where you see water or damage, inside or out. If you can safely take two photos from the ground, they help.
If it is a commercial building, add how we get onto the roof: hatch, ladder or a key holder, and whether the building is occupied when we would be working.
Not sure if you are in range?
Call with your address. It takes one question to find out.