Roofing · Dallas–Fort Worth, Texas
RIDGELINERoofing company in Fort Worth & Dallas, Texas.
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Roofing · Dallas–Fort Worth, Texas
RIDGELINEA roof is the one part of a house that faces the sky alone. Everything below it stays dry because the ridgeline holds.
RIDGELINE is a roofing company built for North Texas weather — the hail, the wind, the hundred-degree summers that age a roof twice as fast. We tear off, we rebuild the deck where it needs it, and we finish to the ridge cap the way the manufacturer specifies, not the way that saves an afternoon.
Every roof we install is registered for its full warranty. Every crew is ours. And every homeowner gets the same written inspection — whether the answer is "replace it" or "you've got five good years left."
The weather
Your roof answers every storm silently — until the day it can't, and water finds the one nail that backed out three summers ago. We build for that day, and we're on the 24/7 line when it comes.
Storm & hail damage helpWhat we do
Full tear-off to the ridge cap — new decking where it's needed, synthetic underlayment, proper ventilation, architectural or designer shingles.
Roof replacement → 02We document every slope, meet your insurance adjuster on the roof, and handle the claim from photos to final invoice.
Storm & hail damage → 03Concealed-fastener standing seam in Kynar finishes — a roof that outlives the mortgage and shrugs off hail and heat.
Metal roofing →The process
We inspect, we document, we install, and we stand behind it. Here's exactly how a RIDGELINE roof goes on.
An inspector walks every slope, photographs the damage, and gives you a written assessment — free, whether or not you file a claim.
A line-item scope: tear-off, decking, underlayment, ventilation, shingle line, and warranty. No vague "roof — one lump sum."
If it's storm damage, we meet your adjuster on the roof and make sure the scope reflects what's actually up there. You pay your deductible, not the difference.
Our own crews. Most roofs go on in a single day — protected landscaping, magnetic nail sweep, and a foreman on site start to finish.
We register the manufacturer's system warranty and back our own workmanship. One number to call if anything ever moves.
Recent work
What owners say
★★★★★5.0 — from thirty-one DFW homeowners
“Hail took our roof in the May storm. RIDGELINE met the adjuster, caught three slopes he'd missed, and we paid our deductible and nothing else.”Marcus D. Prosper · May 2026
“The only roofer who got on the roof before quoting. Written report, photos of everything, no pressure. That's why we hired them.”Priya N. Southlake · April 2026
“Whole roof done in a day. They swept the yard twice with a magnet — my kids run barefoot back there and we haven't found a single nail.”The Alvarados Keller · March 2026
“We went standing seam. It's beautiful, and the first real storm since, I slept through it. Worth every dollar of the premium.”Grant W. Colleyville · Feb 2026
“Honest to a fault — they told us our roof had a few years left instead of selling us a new one. When it's time, they're the only call we'll make.”Dana R. Grapevine · Feb 2026
“A tree came through in an ice storm. The 24-hour line answered at 11pm, they tarped it that night, and had the claim moving by Monday.”Curtis H. Fort Worth · Jan 2026
The honest number
A new roof in Dallas–Fort Worth runs $9,000–$22,000 for architectural shingle, and $28,000–$60,000+ for standing seam metal — depending on size, pitch, and access.
Read the 2026 cost guideNo cost, no obligation
Tell us where the roof is and what you're seeing. A project manager calls within one business day to set a time.
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