All My Brothers Construction
In the Fort Worth area (Fort Worth, Arlington and Southlake): 3 re-roof permits in the last 12 months and 5 since Jan. 2021 (Arlington only since April 2025).
In all 28 DFW cities we track: 4 in the last 12 months and 7 since Jan. 2021. Most recent: April 20, 2026.
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Check my roofWhere they've re-roofed
One teal dot per city where they re-roofed, placed at the middle of their jobs there and sized by their re-roof permits in that city since 2021, as in the table below. Grey dots are other cities we track. From city permit records, Jan. 2021 to Oct. 2026.
Permits on record
By year
- 20253
- 20264
By city
| City | Last 12 months | Since 2021 |
|---|---|---|
| Arlington (since April 2025) | 3 | 5 |
| Cedar Hill | 1 | 2 |
Fort Worth, Arlington and Southlake come first. The Fort Worth area list and bid requests use those three cities. 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).
Not all of their jobs. 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. Our Arlington permit records start in April 2025, and 1,521 of its 1,542 re-roof permits are from the last 12 months. We match permits to a company by the name written on the permit. If a permit here isn't theirs, the roofer can ask us to fix it.
Company records
- On city permits since
- 2025
- Texas company record
- Filed in 2022, per the Texas Comptroller. A business can be older than its current filing.
- Listed in maker programs
- Not found in the Owens Corning or CertainTeed directories
- Roofing Contractors Association of Texas
- Not in its member list
Texas has no state roofing license. Cities register contractors instead.
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- Their Better Business Bureau profile
- Ask for their insurance certificate, and call the insurer to check it.
- Ask for a written quote with the shingle brand and product line.
What this record can't tell you
Permits don't show how well a roofer works, whether they finish jobs on time, how they treat customers, or whether they carry insurance. We don't vouch for any roofer.
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