Commercial roof repair, replacement and maintenance across Arlington — the Great Southwest Industrial District, the I-20 and SH-360 corridors, the Entertainment District and the retail along Arlington Highlands. TPO, EPDM, PVC, modified bitumen, built-up and standing seam metal.
Roof Experts provides commercial roofing for Arlington, Texas — repair, replacement and maintenance of low-slope and metal roof systems on warehouse, distribution, retail, restaurant, office, multifamily, church, school and institutional buildings.
Arlington is not a typical suburban roofing market. It is the third-largest city in DFW with over 400,000 residents, and its commercial roof stock is dominated by something most cities do not have: the Great Southwest Industrial District, roughly 7,000 acres and about 82 million square feet of industrial space spanning south Arlington and Grand Prairie, built out along I-30 from 1956 onward. That is a very large number of very large low-slope roofs, many of them decades into their service life.
The Great Southwest Industrial District plus the newer development along SH-360 and around Arlington Municipal Airport. These are enormous single-ply and built-up fields with relatively few penetrations, where the failure modes are ponding, seam integrity and perimeter uplift, and where a leak lands on racked inventory rather than on carpet. General Motors has assembled vehicles here since 1954 and remains the district’s largest landholder, which gives you a sense of how long some of this roof stock has been in service.
The Parks Mall at Arlington with its 170-plus stores, the Arlington Highlands development on the I-20 corridor, and the hotel and restaurant build-out around the Entertainment District. Heavily penetrated roofs, constant HVAC and exhaust work, and no tolerance for closing during trading hours. Kitchen exhaust is the detail that drives system choice here — grease will degrade TPO, so PVC is frequently the correct specification.
AT&T Stadium, Globe Life Field, Six Flags Over Texas, Hurricane Harbor, Texas Live! and the surrounding convention and hotel development. Large-format roofs with event-day access constraints that make scheduling as much of the job as the roofing.
The University of Texas at Arlington — the city’s largest employer — plus Texas Health Resources facilities, school district campuses and churches. Long-horizon owners, real budget cycles, and work that generally has to happen in term breaks and out of hours.
Texas has led the United States in major hail events — one inch or larger — for ten consecutive years, with a record 1,123 events in 2023. Tarrant County’s anchor event is still the May 1995 Mayfest storm in Fort Worth, which produced softball-sized hail and around 400 injuries and remains one of the costliest hailstorms in Texas history.
Hail damage on a single-ply membrane is frequently not visible from the ground and does not leak immediately. It bruises the membrane and shortens its life, and it is far easier to get documented and paid for while the storm is recent. Our post-storm inspection is free and comes with photographs, drone imagery and a written report an adjuster can work from.
Roof Experts is headquartered in Garland, on the other side of the metroplex. For scheduled commercial work — assessments, replacements, phased repairs, maintenance contracts — that makes no practical difference, and the things that decide whether a commercial roof lasts are the tear-off, the insulation, the detail work at penetrations and the quality of the crew, not the postcode on the truck.
For a genuine emergency at three in the morning, we will tell you honestly that a Tarrant County contractor may physically reach you sooner. We still run 24-hour response and we will still come. We would rather you knew that up front than found out during a flood.
Large single-ply fields across the Great Southwest Industrial District and the SH-360 corridor. TPO, EPDM and PVC — tear-off, re-cover, seam repair and full replacement, scheduled around dock operations.
Membrane patches, seam repairs, drain and flashing repairs, coping cap re-securing. Water coming down on racked inventory gets 24-hour response — tarp first, permanent scope in daylight.
On a roof measured in acres, drainage is the whole game. We correct it with tapered insulation, added drains and crickets instead of coating over a problem that will come back.
Tarrant County sits in the DFW hail belt. Free post-storm inspection with photo and drone documentation and a written report your carrier's adjuster can work from. We meet the adjuster on the roof.
Heavily penetrated roofs around The Parks Mall, Arlington Highlands and the Entertainment District. PVC where grease exhaust would degrade TPO, and work phased around trading hours.
Scheduled inspections, drain clearing and small repairs on contract. On a large portfolio this is the difference between a budgeted line item and a capital emergency.
Certified inspector on-site, photo-documented findings, written report, no pressure and no hidden costs.
Small repair, big repair, or full replacement — we tell you which one this roof needs and why.
Instant online quote with sign-on-screen. The price you are quoted is the price you pay — no surprises.
Crew arrives on schedule, works clean, leaves no debris. Workmanship warranty on every job.
Full tear-off & replacement of a single-family roof.
TPO, EPDM, modified-bitumen, metal commercial systems.
Targeted repairs of any kind, residential or commercial.
Don't see your question? Call us at (469) 936-7663 — we're happy to talk it through.
Yes. It is the largest industrial park in North Texas — roughly 7,000 acres and about 82 million square feet spanning south Arlington and Grand Prairie, built out along I-30 from 1956 onward. That means an enormous inventory of low-slope roofs at every possible age and in every possible system. We repair and replace TPO, EPDM, PVC, modified bitumen and built-up across that stock.
We run 24-hour emergency response. Arlington is a cross-metroplex drive from our Garland shop, so we will be straight with you: for an emergency our first job is to stop the water, and if a faster stop-gap is available to you we will say so rather than let a building flood while we are in traffic. For scheduled repair and replacement work the drive is not the constraint.
Yes, and on most Arlington commercial work we have to. Distribution buildings run to a dock schedule, retail runs to trading hours, restaurants cannot lose a dinner service, and the Entertainment District has event days when access is simply not happening. Tell us the constraints at the walk-through and they go into the scope.
Usually TPO, and usually for three reasons: it is reflective, which matters on an acre of roof in a Texas summer; its seams are heat-welded rather than adhered; and at 60 mil in approved configurations it achieves Class 4 impact resistance, which your carrier may credit against premium. EPDM is the better answer on a heavily penetrated roof that will keep being modified, and PVC is the answer wherever grease or chemical exhaust is involved.
Most of the time, yes. The majority of commercial leaks originate at penetrations, seams, drains and flashings rather than in the field of the membrane, and those are repairs — typically $500 to $3,000 for a membrane patch depending on size and system. We recommend replacement when the insulation is saturated or the membrane is genuinely at end of life, and we show you the photographs either way.
Yes — $2M general liability plus workers' compensation, and a 1-year workmanship warranty on every job on top of the manufacturer's system warranty. We will send certificates of insurance to your property manager, landlord or general contractor before we mobilise.
Free inspection, honest scope, real warranty. Most service work scheduled within 24–48 hours.
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