How long has Mastercraft Roofing been in business?

Three years, family-owned and operated from day one, built deliberately on referrals and documentation rather than storm-season door-knocking.

Are you licensed and insured?

Texas has no statewide roofing license. Any contractor claiming one is telling you something. What exists and what we carry: insurance coverage and city registrations where municipalities require them, documentation available on request with every quote.

Do you use subcontractors?

We work with local crews matched to the roofing system being installed, under our supervision, our specification, and our written warranty. Accountability never leaves our name.

What makes you different from the roofers knocking on my door?

We won't be at your door after a storm: that's the difference. Written findings, itemized scopes, permits handled, deductibles never touched, and a transferable 5-year workmanship warranty from a local family business planning to answer the phone in year four.

Do you offer financing?

Not traditional financing today. We offer a deductible payment plan on insurance work: you pay your deductible in full, as Texas law requires, on a documented schedule that spreads the timing. Details on our Payment Options page.

About Mastercraft Roofing

Mastercraft Roofing is a family-owned roofing contractor serving the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex: residential and commercial, from architectural asphalt through premium stone-coated steel and composite systems, with storm restoration handled the documented, legal way. Three years in business, built deliberately: job by job, referral by referral, with paperwork habits older than the company.

The problem we were built to answer

North Texas is the most hail-active metro in the country, and its roofing market shows it. Every storm season imports door-knockers, “free roof” pitches built on deductible arrangements that violate Texas law, and warranties from LLCs that dissolve by winter. Homeowners here have learned to distrust the trade, reasonably so. Mastercraft is the counter-offer: local and family-run, documentation-first, insurance rules followed to the letter, and a working assumption that the best marketing is a customer who got told the truth. Sometimes that truth is “your roof is fine.” We deliver that finding in writing, regularly, and it costs nothing.

What we do

On the residential side: replacement, repair, storm and hail restoration, and free documented inspections, across every material tier: asphalt (most of our volume, primarily CertainTeed and GAF systems including Class 4 impact-rated lines), metal, tile, cedar, and premium composites. On the commercial side: membrane systems (TPO, EPDM, PVC, modified bitumen), restoration coatings, flat-roof leak repair, and the preventive maintenance programs that keep buildings off the emergency calendar.

How every job runs

The discipline is the product. Written findings first: photographed, delivered, yours either way. Itemized scope covers materials by manufacturer and grade, tear-off and disposal, flashing and ventilation, and permits where your city requires them, a quote you can compare line by line against anyone. Clean execution means local crews matched to the system being installed, daily watertight closes on multi-day work, and magnetic nail sweeps at the end. Real closeout: manufacturer warranty registered, our written 5-year workmanship warranty delivered (transferable if you sell), photos and permits in your file.

Where we stand on the insurance game

Storm restoration is a legal process and we run it like one. We document damage professionally, provide written scopes, and meet your adjuster on-site with the evidence. We are not public adjusters and don’t act like them. We never waive, absorb, or discount deductibles. Texas Insurance Code Chapter 707 makes that a crime, and any contractor offering it is risking your claim alongside their license. Our deductible payment plan spreads the timing of what you owe, never the amount. These aren’t marketing positions; they’re the law, and following it is the floor.

Where we work

The full metroplex: Dallas, Tarrant, Collin, and Denton counties at the core, extending across roughly 150 cities and towns, from Fort Worth to Plano, Weatherford to Greenville. The full list is here; if you can see your roof from a DFW rooftop, we probably work there.

What we’re building toward

The plan isn’t complicated: keep the standards identical on every job whether it’s a small repair or a full commercial replacement, grow the review record in public on platforms we can’t edit, and be at this same phone number, (469) 405-7870, when your neighbor asks who did your roof in four years. That’s the whole strategy. It’s slower than storm-chasing. It’s also why we’ll still be here.

The standards, stated as promises

Every company says “quality.” Here’s ours in falsifiable form. If we inspect your roof and it doesn’t need work, the written findings will say so. If we quote your job, every material appears by manufacturer and grade, and the price of decking surprises is in the contract before tear-off, not negotiated on the roof. If weather interrupts a job, you’re watertight before the crew leaves. Every day, no exceptions. If your city requires a permit, we pull it, and the inspection record lands in your closeout file. If something we installed fails inside the warranty window, we fix it on our dime without re-litigating. And if you call in February with a question about work we did in March, someone who can actually answer it picks up. Any of those turning out false is worth a review saying so: that’s what standards in writing are for.

Why the free inspection is really free

No gimmick, just arithmetic: some inspections become jobs, and the ones that end in “your roof is fine” become the referrals and the reputation that beat any ad budget in a market this burned by strangers. The inspection takes under an hour on site, the findings arrive written and photographed, and no part of the process assumes you owe us anything, including your time on a sales pitch, which the findings replace. In a metroplex where roof inspections are the storm-chaser’s door-opener, doing them straight is the cheapest differentiation there is.

Commercial owners: the same discipline, translated

Everything above applies to our commercial side with the vocabulary swapped: written findings become documented assessments with moisture surveys, itemized scopes become assembly specifications, and the warranty package becomes manufacturer system coverage plus workmanship terms your facility file can hold. What translates unchanged is the posture: evidence before recommendations, restore-versus-replace decided by moisture data rather than sales quotas, and maintenance programs built to make our own emergency line quieter. Property managers get documentation formatted for their work-order systems; owners get condition histories that compound in value at claim time, budget season, and sale.

The rest of this site is the long version of this page: every service, every material, every city, and a resource library written for the customer we’d want to be. If you’re ready to start, it starts the same way every Mastercraft job does: a free inspection, written findings, and the truth about what your roof actually needs. Call (469) 405-7870 or use the form below.

And if you’ve read this far comparing contractors: good. That’s exactly the homeowner this company was built for. Our vetting guide will help you test us and everyone else.