One campus, several roofs
| Building | What we usually find | What we do |
|---|---|---|
| Sanctuary | Steep shingle, standing seam, clay or concrete tile, or slate; valleys and tower bases that leak | Repairs, impact-rated shingles, standing seam in 24 or 26 gauge, tile and slate repair or replacement |
| Steeple, tower, cupola | Flashing failures at the base, loose cladding, hard access | Re-flashing and recladding with lifts planned in the quote |
| Fellowship hall, education wing, offices | Flat roofs added over the decades, often a different system on each addition | TPO, PVC near kitchen exhaust, mod bit, coatings |
| Gym, storage, maintenance | Metal building | Re-screw, coating, retrofit or new PBR formed on our own roll formers |
A report your committee can vote on
Church roofs are decided by committees and boards, and paid for from reserves, a capital campaign or a claim. We give you a photo condition report for each building, marked up so a volunteer can follow it. Every inspection comes with a free digital photo report, so you see what we see. For each roof you get three columns:
- Now: leaks and failures that will cause interior damage this season
- Next: roofs that should be budgeted in the next few years
- Later: roofs that are fine with maintenance
That lets the board phase the campus over budget cycles. We'll walk the roof with your building committee or facilities volunteer and answer questions at a meeting if that helps.
Older and historic sanctuaries
Slate and tile sanctuaries usually need repair, not replacement: slipped and broken pieces, worn flashings and failed valleys. Owner Blake Snow has installed and repaired tile, slate, copper and standing seam many times over 30 years. If your church is a designated landmark or sits in a historic district, a change of roof material can need city historic review, so we flag that early instead of after the vote.
Working around the church calendar
- No loud tear-off during services, weddings or funerals; you give us the calendar and we build the schedule around it
- Daycare, school and weekday program hours planned into staging and noisy work
- Stained glass, entries and walkways protected, and the site cleaned every day
- Lifts and access around steeples and towers written into the quote, so there's no surprise change order
Hail and storm claims
NOAA's Storm Events Database lists 45 reports of hail 1.75 inches (golf-ball size) or larger within about 10 miles of Fort Worth from 2016 through September 2026. The largest was 3-inch hail on March 16, 2023, and 2.75-inch hail fell near Hodge and Westland on April 25, 2026. A church campus is a big target in one storm. We inspect every building, document each roof separately and give your insurance contact one organized set of photos. We document the damage with photos and measurements and can be on the roof when your adjuster inspects. We don't adjust or negotiate claims; you work the claim with your insurance company. Texas law requires you to pay your deductible, and we never waive or rebate it. See commercial hail claims in Texas.
Leaks first
A sanctuary leak doesn't mean the roof is done. On churches the source is often a valley, a tower base, wall flashing or the joint where a flat addition meets a steep roof. We walk the roof, fly a drone for photos of areas that are hard to reach safely, and run drone thermal (infrared) scans that help show where water has gotten under the surface. We offer same-day response in almost every case, and we answer leak and storm calls 24/7 at (817) 733-9228.
We're certified with GAF, CertainTeed, Owens Corning, Atlas, Johns Manville, Carlisle, Tropical Roofing Products, Mule-Hide and Enviroshake. Both 10-year and 20-year manufacturer NDL (no-dollar-limit) warranties are available. The price depends on which term you choose, and NDL warranties are issued after the manufacturer's own inspection.
Statewide guide: church roofing.
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Commercial warranty: a workmanship warranty from 10 years up to lifetime, depending on the job, plus both 10-year and 20-year NDL (no-dollar-limit) manufacturer warranties (the price depends on which NDL term you choose). Manufacturer coverage depends on the product and brand, and on the project qualifying for that manufacturer's program. We put the exact warranty for your roof in writing.
Certified, with 30 years installing every major roofing brand, a family roofing business going back 75 years, and over $80 million in completed roofing projects. 5.0 stars on Google at all three of our offices.
Request a free inspection or call (817) 733-9228. Small repairs are welcome too.
