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Roofers in the Fort Worth area

These roofers pulled re-roof permits in the Fort Worth area (Fort Worth, Arlington, Southlake). We don't pick a "best" roofer. Nobody pays to be listed.

We order the list by each roofer's share of the re-roof permits filed in each city in the last 12 months, added up, so each city counts the same. A plain count would favor Arlington roofers: Arlington files a permit for every re-roof (1,521 in its last 12 months), while Fort Worth files one only when wood is replaced (295). Our Arlington permit records start in April 2025.

Updated Oct. 11, 2026 · From city permit records · How we make money

Roofer list

Showing 103 of 103 with permits in Arlington. Most re-roof permits in Arlington in the last 12 months first.

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How to pick a roofer

  1. Start with roofers who work near you. Pick a city above. Recent permits there mean they know the area and its rules.
  2. Get 3 quotes. Quotes for the same roof are often far apart. Three show you what's normal.
  3. Read their reviews. Each roofer has a link to their Google reviews. Check the Better Business Bureau too.
  4. Ask for their insurance certificate. Call the insurer to check it.
  5. Get the quote in writing, with the shingle brand and product line. Never sign a contract with blank spaces.
  6. Don't pay the full price up front. Make the final payment when the work is done.
  7. Never let a roofer pay or waive your deductible. It's illegal in Texas.
  8. Ask for the permit number once the job is filed.

Steps 2, 3, 5, 6 and 7 follow the Texas Department of Insurance's advice after a storm. We don't vouch for any roofer. This list reports public records, and records can be incomplete. Roofers can ask us to fix their record.

How to read this list

  • Who is listed. Roofers with 4 or more re-roof permits in these cities since 2021 (Arlington since April 2025). Each row shows their permits in the last 12 months and since 2021, counted in Fort Worth, Arlington and Southlake (or in the city you pick). A roofer's own page also shows their permits in all the DFW cities we track, so its totals can be bigger.
  • Order. We order the list by each roofer's share of the re-roof permits filed in each city in the last 12 months, added up, so each city counts the same. A plain count would favor Arlington roofers: Arlington files a permit for every re-roof (1,521 in its last 12 months), while Fort Worth files one only when wood is replaced (295).
  • Permits. Fort Worth asks for a permit only when some of the wood under the shingles is replaced, so a shingles-only job there may have none. About 6 in 10 Fort Worth permits since 2021 include new wood. So these counts are not all of a roofer's jobs.
  • Arlington. Our Arlington permit records start in April 2025, and 1,521 of its 1,542 re-roof permits are from the last 12 months.
  • Solar installer. A company whose permits are mostly solar work, or a solar company that re-roofs before it adds panels. It is listed because it filed re-roof permits.
  • On permits since. The year of the roofer's first re-roof permit in our records. Our records start in 2021.
  • Maker programs. Shown when Owens Corning or CertainTeed's own directory lists the roofer.
  • Not listed? A roofer with fewer permits isn't listed. That doesn't mean they're bad.