Roofing the metroplex, honestly.
Mastercraft Roofing works the whole Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex: Dallas, Tarrant, Collin, and Denton counties, from the anchor cities out through roughly 150 towns and communities. The office dispatches local crews across the footprint, and every job runs on the same discipline: written findings, itemized estimates, permits handled where the city requires them.
Hail, wind, and the DFW roofing reality
North Texas sits in the most hail-active corridor in the country. Most roofs here don't age out. They get taken out, by hail or by the straight-line winds that run ahead of spring storm fronts. That reality shapes everything on this site: why Class 4 impact-rated shingles earn insurance discounts from many Texas carriers, why storm restoration is a documented legal process rather than a handshake, and why the roofer's job includes protecting your claim with professional evidence.
Permits and code across DFW cities
There is no single DFW permit office. Every city runs its own building department, its own fee schedule, and its own inspection sequence, layered on the IRC code year each has adopted. Part of what you hire us for is knowing the difference: which cities require permits for re-roofs, who pulls them (we do), and how each city's inspection timing fits the job schedule.
Residential and commercial, as separate disciplines
The two sides of this company share standards, not shortcuts. Residential work runs from architectural asphalt (including the Class 4 impact-rated shingles many Texas carriers discount premiums for) through metal, tile, cedar, and premium composite systems, each with its own crews and installation discipline. Commercial work is its own trade entirely: TPO and membrane systems, restoration coatings gated by moisture surveys, flat-roof leak tracing with instruments instead of guesswork, and the twice-yearly maintenance programs that keep buildings off the emergency calendar. What carries across both: written findings before any work, itemized scopes, permits handled city by city, and the documentation habits that make insurance claims an evidence conversation instead of an argument. Whether the address is a three-bedroom in Garland or a distribution center in Alliance, the file looks the same, because the standard is. Pick the service that fits your situation above, or start with the free inspection and let the findings route you.
What we tell every DFW customer
Get the inspection before you make any decision. It's free, and the findings are yours either way. Never sign anything at your door after a storm. Never let anyone "handle" your deductible. Texas law requires you to pay it, and contractors offering to waive it are committing a crime, and putting your claim at risk. And keep both warranty documents when the job is done: our written 5-year workmanship warranty and your manufacturer registration.
