However, you can rest assured that Top View Roofing will find you the most cost-effective solution, make expert recommendations to help you through the process, and perform all the work as quickly and efficiently as possible. It’s our mission to ensure that you’re completely satisfied with your new commercial roof installation, and we’ll do what it takes; we always do. That’s why we’ve built up a sterling reputation as the Dallas – Fort Worth area’s premier commercial roofing contractors.

We’re always happy to send our inspectors to check out commercial roof systems in Dallas and all the surrounding communities. In fact, there’s a good chance that you have friends, colleagues and neighbors who have used our services before. Our team has decades of combined experience, and we’ve worked all over the DFW Metroplex over the past several years.

The following signs can tip you off that it’s time for a new commercial roof – or that you at least need to bring in a professional inspector to check things out for you:

• Damaged shingles. If your commercial roof has shingles, you should periodically check them for signs of curling, breaking or balding. (A bald shingle is one that’s lost some or all of its protective granules, which help the roof shed water and snowmelt.) You should also look for missing shingles. Shingles are your roof’s first line of defense against the elements, so they need to be in top condition to prevent damage to the underlayment and other roofing materials – and to prevent water from getting inside your commercial building.
• Tears in surfaces. Roofing materials can tear when they’re damaged or old, whether you’re looking at a metal roof or one made from PVC or another material. If your roof has tears in it, that means there are ways for water to get inside your building. Water-related roof problems never get better on their own, and they certainly don’t just go away. Water incursion is a serious issue that you should have addressed by a professional immediately.
• Missing or damaged flashing. Flashing is the material around things that protrude from your roof, such as vents, chimneys, skylights and other items. The flashing is there to prevent water from getting into the cracks, but if it’s damaged or missing, it can’t do its job. That means you’ll need a professional to check for water damage and signs of flashing failure.
• Metal roofing materials can corrode over time, particularly when fasteners are exposed to the elements. A corroded roof can’t protect your commercial building like it’s designed to, which means water or pests could get in – and the materials beneath your roof (including the underlayment, roof deck and insulation) are all at risk.
• Loose or missing fasteners. Holes from fasteners can let water get into your commercial building. If you catch the problem early, you may be able to have a commercial roof repair contractor do a few quick fixes. However, if you don’t notice that fasteners are loose or missing on your commercial roof, or if it’s been too long since the problem arose, you may end up needing a complete commercial roof replacement.
• Bent, warped or loose metal sheets. The metal sheets on your commercial building are strong, but circumstances arise that can weaken them – such as bending, warping or coming loose. These issues mean that the metal sheets need to be replaced. In some cases, it’s possible to replace just a few sheets; in others, the whole roof needs to be replaced.