For North Texas property owners
Understand the inspection, compare the scope and know what to ask about repairs, replacement and commercial restoration.
111 Roofing & Exteriors provides residential and commercial roof inspections, repairs, replacements, roof coatings and storm restoration in North Texas. Roof-system options include asphalt shingles, metal, TPO, modified bitumen and spray polyurethane foam. The recommendation depends on the existing roof and the property’s needs.
Explore roofing services →Our service area includes Denton, Corinth, Lake Dallas, Highland Village, Flower Mound, Lewisville, Argyle, Justin, Frisco, Prosper, Celina and Southlake. Send the property address with your request so we can confirm service availability and plan the visit. Service-area coverage does not mean we have an office in each city.
View service areas →Call (469) 390-0111 or use the inspection request form. Include the property address, roof type if known, and a short description of the leak, visible damage or planned project. Let us know whether you prefer a call, email or text. Text contact requires the separate consent checkbox.
Request an inspection →Roof area, slope, building height, access, tear-off layers, deck repairs, insulation, flashing and the selected roof system all affect the scope and price. Ask for a written estimate that identifies included work, material specifications, disposal, allowances and any exclusions. Photographs help with initial planning; the property’s condition must be evaluated before a firm scope is set.
Discuss your project →A localized problem may be repairable when the surrounding roof is sound and compatible materials are available. Widespread deterioration, repeated failures or damage below the surface can change the recommendation. An inspection should distinguish the immediate leak repair from longer-term work and explain which conditions support each option.
Roof repair services →Coating is an option to evaluate for an eligible roof, not a substitute for investigating its condition. The assessment should address existing materials, moisture, drainage, adhesion, seams and penetrations. Ask what repairs and preparation are included, which coating system is proposed and how its installation and warranty requirements will be met.
Commercial roof coatings →Compare complete roof assemblies against the building’s slope, existing construction, drainage, insulation goals, access and maintenance needs. A useful proposal identifies the deck, attachment, insulation, cover board where used, roof covering and edge details. Product names alone do not describe the full work or make two quotes equivalent.
Commercial roof-system options →No. IBHS tests retail shingles using realistic hail impacts and reports differences in dents, tears and granule loss. Compare the exact product and current test results when evaluating impact-resistant options. An impact-resistance label is not a promise that a roof will remain undamaged in every storm.
Reference: IBHS shingle performance ratings
Roofing science and standards →No. A nearby weather report gives context for an inspection; it does not establish the condition of a particular roof. Record the property conditions, photographs, roof age if known and relevant storm dates. The inspection should identify observed damage and other possible causes before a repair scope is prepared.
North Texas Storm Center →Send the building address, site-contact details, access instructions, known roof type, leak locations and any existing roof plans or warranty documents. Tell us about tenant schedules, rooftop equipment and areas that must remain accessible. This helps organize the inspection around the building’s operations.
Request commercial roof service →Ask for the exact manufacturer and product, the proposed assembly, and the written warranty terms that apply to the quoted work. Clarify workmanship coverage, exclusions, registration requirements and maintenance responsibilities. Coverage and eligibility should be confirmed for the actual project rather than inferred from a brand logo.
Roof systems and manufacturers →Permit and inspection requirements should be confirmed with the authority responsible for the property before work is scheduled. Denton publishes roofing submittal and inspection requirements on its city website. Ask that your scope identify the permit responsibility and any required inspection stages; surrounding jurisdictions may have different procedures.
Reference: City of Denton roofing requirements