Where we work
Roofing across DFW, from a yard in Justin
Dimensional Pro Construction serves the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex from 9738 Industrial Rd, Justin, TX 76247. Response time varies with distance: same-day in the Northwest Metroport, scheduled appointments in the wider metro.
Most roofing companies list every city in the Metroplex and imply the same service level everywhere. We would rather tell you the truth: we are based in Justin, and how fast we can reach you depends on where you are.
If you are in Justin, Northlake, Argyle, Roanoke or Haslet, we are minutes away and we behave like it. If you are in Mesquite, we will book you a proper appointment and turn up for it, and if your roof is actively leaking today, we will tell you that a closer contractor can help you faster.
Home base
We are minutes away. Same-day response for leaks and emergency tarping.
Justin, TX
Denton County · Our home town
Justin sits in the open country north-west of the Metroplex with very little tree cover to break up a storm, so hail arrives here at full force and wind-driven rain hits the west elevations hard. The most common call is a plumbing vent boot that has cracked in the sun, and the most common finding on a storm inspection is bruising the homeowner had no idea was there.
Northlake, TX
Denton County · ~5 mi from our yard
Builder-grade three-tab and entry-level architectural shingles installed during the growth boom, now old enough to have lost their impact resistance. We also see a lot of first-generation pipe boots failing at the ten-year mark across whole subdivisions at once. If your neighbor just had a leak at a vent, check yours.
Argyle, TX
Denton County · ~10 mi from our yard
Complex rooflines with a lot of valley and flashing work, larger square footage, and premium shingle lines. The recurring problem is valleys and step flashing that were done cheaply on a house that otherwise had money spent on it. We also find far more unclaimed outbuilding damage here than anywhere else in our service area.
Roanoke, TX
Denton County · ~9 mi from our yard
On the commercial side, low-slope membranes around Oak Street with penetration and flashing failures at rooftop equipment curbs. These are usually coating candidates rather than tear-offs. Residentially, wind damage along the exposed SH 114 corridor, where straight-line gusts lift shingles on the western elevations.
Haslet, TX
Tarrant County · ~9 mi from our yard
Residentially, hail bruising on exposed subdivisions with almost no mature tree cover to soften a storm. Commercially, ponding water and seam failures on large low-slope warehouse roofs where drainage was marginal from the start. A moisture survey settles that quickly.
Ponder, TX
Denton County · ~8 mi from our yard
Wind is the recurring issue. Open fields let gusts build speed before they reach a roof, so we see lifted and creased shingles along ridges and rakes, and loosened fasteners and trim on metal outbuildings. After hail, detached structures are the most commonly overlooked part of the claim.
Rhome, TX
Wise County · ~10 mi from our yard
Storms reach Rhome across open prairie with nothing to slow them, so hail bruising and wind-lifted shingles are the most common findings. On newer homes we also see early wear on builder-grade shingles and pipe boots, often before the roof is ten years old.
Close to our yard
Routine same-day coverage, inspections normally within 24 hours.
Trophy Club, TX
Denton County · ~13 mi from our yard
Second-generation roofs approaching the end of their life, often with layers of previous repair work at the valleys and chimney flashings. Mature tree cover across much of the community means more debris in valleys and gutters, and more moss and organic staining on the north-facing slopes than we see out in the open country.
Denton, TX
Denton County · ~17 mi from our yard
On older homes near downtown and the universities: brittle shingles, several layers of previous roofing, and tired decking and ventilation. On newer builds: hail bruising and granule loss on builder-grade shingles. Across the city, the most common leak source is flashing around chimneys, walls and plumbing vents.
Keller, TX
Tarrant County · ~15 mi from our yard
Second-cycle roofs where the first replacement was done quickly and cheaply after a storm, and it shows at the details: reused flashing, valleys shingled over rather than lined, and pipe boots that were never changed. Those are the exact points where a Keller roof leaks five years later.
Fort Worth, TX
Tarrant County · ~25 mi from our yard
In the newer northern subdivisions, uniform builder-grade shingle reaching hail vulnerability across whole neighborhoods simultaneously. In the older core, the roof history is layered. We regularly open a Fort Worth roof to find decking that has been patched several times and flashing that has simply been sealed over rather than replaced.
Southlake, TX
Tarrant County · ~20 mi from our yard
Complex geometry where the failures are always at transitions. The join between a steep main roof and a lower porch, the base of a turret, the step flashing where a roof plane meets a two-story wall. We also see premium shingles installed over inadequate underlayment, which wastes the money that was spent on them.
Colleyville, TX
Tarrant County · ~24 mi from our yard
Valley deterioration and soft decking beneath, driven by trapped leaf debris rather than by storm damage. Organic staining and moss on shaded north slopes. Overhanging limbs abrading shingle surfaces in wind, which is one of the few roof problems a chainsaw can prevent.
Grapevine, TX
Tarrant County · ~23 mi from our yard
Wind uplift on the lake-exposed neighborhoods, particularly at ridges, hips and rake edges where a roof is most vulnerable. On the commercial side, older low-slope assemblies on Main Street with multiple historical repairs, and hospitality roofs where rooftop equipment access has damaged the membrane over years of servicing.
Flower Mound, TX
Denton County · ~20 mi from our yard
Highly variable wind damage depending on elevation and aspect: ridge and hip cap loss on the exposed high ground, and comparatively little on sheltered streets nearby. We also see a good deal of improperly sealed ridge vent, which is the first thing to fail when wind gets under it.
Lewisville, TX
Denton County · ~25 mi from our yard
On multi-family, deferred maintenance that has compounded. These are communities that patched leaks building by building for years instead of budgeting a replacement, so decking damage is extensive by the time we get there. On single-family, a typical suburban mix with wind damage concentrated in the lake-exposed north.
Wider DFW Metroplex
Served on a scheduled appointment rather than same-day dispatch.
Carrollton, TX
Dallas, Denton & Collin Counties · ~32 mi from our yard
Layered history. It is common to open a Carrollton roof and find decking that has been repaired several times, original 1970s-era penetration flashing still in place under two subsequent roofs, and ventilation that was never brought up to a modern standard as the coverings changed.
Irving, TX
Dallas County · ~33 mi from our yard
In Las Colinas, low-slope membrane with damage clustered around rooftop equipment where servicing traffic has worn through the surface. In the older residential east side, decades of accumulated repair work and ventilation that was never modernized through successive re-roofs.
Arlington, TX
Tarrant County · ~35 mi from our yard
Storm-replacement roofs installed quickly during high-volume periods after major hail events, where the pace showed in the details. Reused flashing, pipe boots that were never changed, and ridge vent that was refastened rather than replaced are the recurring findings, and they are where these roofs leak.
Dallas, TX
Dallas County · ~45 mi from our yard
In the established neighborhoods, original decking under multiple generations of roofing, along with chimney and parapet flashing details that have been sealed rather than properly rebuilt for decades. Older Dallas homes also frequently have ventilation that has never been brought up to a modern standard.
Plano, TX
Collin County · ~45 mi from our yard
Post-storm replacement roofs from the 2010s hail events, now at the age where installation quality starts to tell. Where valleys were shingled over instead of lined and pipe boots were reused, those roofs are beginning to leak while the shingle field still looks perfectly healthy from the street.
Frisco, TX
Collin & Denton Counties · ~40 mi from our yard
Original builder-grade architectural shingle across entire subdivisions of the same age, and consequently near-identical damage patterns street by street after a storm. We also see a lot of original pipe boots reaching the end of their rubber life at roughly the same time across whole neighborhoods.
Richardson, TX
Dallas & Collin Counties · ~48 mi from our yard
Mid-century homes with original decking and long-accumulated flashing compromises, plus ventilation that predates modern standards entirely. On the commercial side, Telecom Corridor buildings with aging low-slope membranes where a moisture survey determines whether a coating is viable.
Garland, TX
Dallas County · ~55 mi from our yard
Original board decking with decades of penetration changes worked around it, and additions or extensions carrying different roofing generations from the main house. Ventilation is very commonly inadequate by current standards, which quietly shortens the life of every roof installed over it.
Mesquite, TX
Dallas County · ~58 mi from our yard
Storm-replacement roofs installed at pace during high-volume post-event periods, with the shortcuts that implies: reused flashing, unchanged pipe boots, and ridge caps refastened rather than replaced. We also see real wind damage more often here than hail-only damage, which scopes differently on a claim.
Questions people actually ask
Where is Dimensional Pro Construction based?
Our yard is at 9738 Industrial Rd, Justin, TX 76247. That puts us inside the Northwest Metroport instead of driving in from Frisco or Dallas, which is why we can commit to same-day response in Justin, Northlake, Argyle, Roanoke and Haslet.
Do you charge extra to travel to the further cities?
No. Pricing is the same across our service area. What changes with distance is response time, not cost. The closer cities get same-day attention and the further ones get a scheduled appointment window.
My town is not on your list. Do you cover it?
Probably. The listed cities are where we work most often, not a boundary. Call and ask. If you are outside our range we will say so and point you to someone closer instead of taking the job.
Not sure if we reach you? Call (855) 741-ROOF and we will give you a straight answer.
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