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Roofing Services in Dallas-Fort Worth

Good Faith Roofing provides roofing services across Dallas-Fort Worth: roof replacement and repair for homes and businesses, storm restoration, roofing on homes with solar, and low-slope commercial work. Most of what we do falls into four categories: replacing roofs that have reached the end of their service life or been damaged by storms, repairing roofs that still have life left, coordinating roof work on homes with solar, and maintaining low-slope commercial roofs.

  • Free roof inspection with photo documentation you keep
  • IKO and Atlas certified installation crews
  • Repair recommended when repair is the right answer
  • Solar detach and reinstall coordinated by the same team
North Texas brick and stone home with a newly installed dark architectural shingle roof

How North Texas is hard on roofs

Dallas-Fort Worth sits in one of the most active hail corridors in the country, and roofs here rarely fail quietly from age alone. A DFW roof typically deals with spring hail, straight-line wind events, 100-degree summer surface temperatures, and sharp temperature swings that expand and contract every component on the deck. The practical result is that a shingle rated for 30 years in a mild climate often performs closer to 15 to 20 years here, and the difference between a roof that lasts and one that does not usually comes down to ventilation, flashing detail, and underlayment rather than the shingle itself.

That is why our inspections spend as much time in the attic and at penetrations as they do on the field of the roof. Most leaks we are called out for are not shingle failures. They are failed pipe boots, tired chimney flashing, improperly terminated valleys, or an attic that runs hot because intake ventilation was blocked by insulation years ago.

What we do

  1. Roof replacement

    Full tear-off and rebuild with documented decking repairs, new underlayment, and manufacturer-certified installation. Insurance or retail.

  2. Roof repair

    Targeted repairs to leaks, flashing, boots, valleys, and wind-damaged sections when the roof still has usable service life.

  3. Roofing + solar

    Solar detach, roof replacement, and reinstall handled under one contract so no one is caught between two contractors.

  4. Storm restoration

    Damage documentation, claim support, and rebuild after hail and wind events.

  5. Commercial roofing

    TPO, modified bitumen, coatings and low-slope maintenance for DFW commercial properties.

  6. Gutters

    Seamless gutter replacement designed around the roof system rather than sold separately from it.

Choosing a roofing material in North Texas

System Typical DFW service life Best suited to
Architectural asphalt shingles15 to 25 yearsMost DFW homes; best cost-to-performance balance
Class 4 impact-resistant shingles20 to 30 yearsHail-exposed homes; may qualify for insurance discounts
Standing seam metal40+ yearsModern and ranch architecture, long-hold homeowners
Concrete or clay tile40+ yearsMediterranean and Spanish-style homes, heavier structures

There is no single right answer. A homeowner planning to sell in three years and a homeowner planning to stay for twenty should not buy the same roof. We walk through the trade-offs honestly, including where a more expensive system does not pay for itself.

What working with us looks like

  1. 1. Inspection

    We photograph the roof, penetrations, attic and gutters, then send you the documentation whether or not you hire us.

  2. 2. Findings

    A plain-language explanation of the roof's condition, remaining life, and whether repair or replacement makes sense.

  3. 3. Proposal

    Line-item scope with materials, manufacturer, color, and what is and is not included.

  4. 4. Build

    Tear-off, decking inspection, underlayment, install, and a documented clean-up including magnet sweep.

  5. 5. Close-out

    Final photos, warranty registration, and manufacturer paperwork in your hands.

Frequently asked questions

How long does a roof last in Dallas-Fort Worth?
Architectural asphalt shingles typically deliver 15 to 25 years in DFW, well short of the printed rating, because of hail exposure and heat. Metal and tile commonly exceed 40 years. Attic ventilation and flashing quality affect service life more than most homeowners expect.
Do I need a full replacement or can my roof be repaired?
Repair usually makes sense when damage is isolated, the roof is under roughly two-thirds of its expected life, and matching material is available. Replacement makes sense with widespread hail bruising, repeated leaks in different areas, or a deteriorated deck. We tell you which one applies and why.
How long does a roof replacement take?
Most DFW residential replacements are completed in one to two days for the roof itself. Homes with solar, steep or complex roofs, or tile systems take longer, and we give you a specific schedule before work starts.
Are you licensed and insured?
Texas does not license roofing contractors at the state level, which is exactly why documentation matters. We carry general liability and workers' compensation coverage and provide current certificates on request before any work begins.

Not sure where your roof stands?

Start with a free inspection. You get the photos and the findings either way.

Or call (972) 999-8388