Roofing Services in DFW & North Texas

Inspection Before Decisions

Understand Your Roof Before Choosing the Work

A leak does not automatically mean you need a complete new roof. The condition of the roof covering, flashing, penetrations and underlying assembly helps determine whether repair or replacement makes sense. Longhorn can document observed conditions and explain the proposed work; concealed conditions may require further evaluation as the work proceeds.

For a localized leak or damaged detail, start with roof repair. For a broader replacement evaluation, choose residential roofing or commercial roofing according to your property.

Materials and Scope

Roofing Systems and Project Fit

The right roofing system depends on slope, drainage, the existing assembly, property use and the agreed scope. Systems are not interchangeable, and a coating is not a substitute for addressing unsuitable or damaged underlying conditions.

• Shingle roofing: architectural and designer shingles, with product options from GAF, CertainTeed, Owens Corning and TAMKO. Product availability/use is separate from contractor certification.
• Commercial systems: TPO, modified bitumen, metal and fluid-applied coatings, selected for the roof and project requirements.
• Metal roofing: standing seam and exposed-fastener options for appropriate homes, shops and barns.
• Roof details: flashing, vents, pipe boots and valleys can be important parts of a repair or replacement scope.

Where roof-edge work is needed, review gutters and fascia services alongside the roofing scope.

North Texas Conditions

Hail, Wind and Heat in North Texas

Hail, strong winds and heavy rain can affect roof coverings and vulnerable details. A storm date alone does not establish the extent of damage or the need for replacement. An inspection helps distinguish observed damage from wear and identify the proposed construction response.

North Texas attic temperatures can reach approximately 140°F. Longhorn evaluates and provides roofing ventilation as part of roof-replacement work to help manage attic heat, airflow and roof-system performance. Ventilation design depends on the roof and building; we do not promise a specific utility-bill reduction.

Longhorn can document observed roof conditions and its proposed construction scope. Your insurer determines coverage under your policy. We do not waive deductibles. See our Texas hail-damage claim guide for additional context.

Your Roofing Project

From Inspection to a Written Scope

1. Request a free roof inspection. Tell us the property location, roof concern and any active leak or recent storm history.
2. Review the observed conditions. Discuss repair versus replacement and the roof-system options appropriate to the property.
3. Confirm the written Proposal. Review materials, included work, exclusions, pricing and applicable warranty terms before authorizing the scope.
4. Plan installation. Most standard residential roof replacements take approximately 1–2 days, subject to roof size, complexity, weather and discovered conditions.
5. Review completion and warranty requirements. Longhorn workmanship coverage and applicable manufacturer coverage have separate terms and eligibility requirements.

Our experienced installation crews are independent subcontractor crews, not Longhorn employees. Some have worked with Longhorn for many years, with relationships approaching 20 years. Longhorn manages project scope, quality expectations and the customer relationship.

Credentials and Coverage

Verified Roofing Credentials

• GAF Silver Certified roofing contractor.
• American WeatherStar certified.
• BBB A+ Rated.

GAF Silver Certified is our contractor certification level, not a warranty. Longhorn residential roof replacements include a 5-year Longhorn workmanship warranty; roof repairs include a 1-year Longhorn workmanship warranty. Manufacturer warranties are separate.

Residential projects may also qualify for manufacturer coverage based on the selected roofing system, manufacturer and installation requirements, and eligibility/registration requirements. Where GAF products and systems are selected and eligible, applicable GAF coverage may complement Longhorn's 5-year workmanship warranty.

Commercial warranty terms depend on the selected roofing system and applicable NDL (No Dollar Limit)/manufacturer requirements. Review the project-specific terms rather than assuming every roof carries the same coverage.

Local Roots, Broader Reach

Roofing Across DFW, Texas and Beyond

Longhorn Construction Co. is based in Aubrey, Texas. DFW and North Texas are a primary local market, and we perform work throughout Texas and nationwide.

Explore local roofing information for Aubrey, Denton, Frisco, Plano, Allen, McKinney, Prosper, Little Elm, Carrollton and Grapevine.

For Oklahoma-specific information, see Tulsa roofing and Oklahoma City roofing. These markets are separate from our DFW service-area guidance.

Free roof inspections are available. Longhorn is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Call (940) 828-3900 to discuss your property and scheduling.