The most Trusted and Prominent commercial roofing provider in the great state of Texas.
Our experience in commercial roofing is unmatched. You can rest easy knowing that your next project will be completed correctly and safely.
SERVING:
DFW | AUSTIN | SAN ANTONIO | HOUSTON AREAS FOR 40+ YEARS
ABout Us
Longhorn Commercial Roofing
We provide expertly-crafted commercial roofing solutions by creating value through excellent team members and customer service.
We maximize the value of our customer’s existing warranties by working on behalf of our clients and directly with the manufacturers.
Services
Commercial Roofing Services
With our extensive knowledge, we’ll walk you through your options and help you select a system that meets or exceeds your expectations with quality and budget. No matter the job we strive to give our customers peace of mind.
New Construction
A new construction roof project consist of building a roof system for a new building. At Longhorn Commercial Roofing, we provide this service from beginning to end.
Starting with building the framework to manufacturing and providing the materials for your new roof system of choice.
You can rest assured we'll be the perfect contractor fit for your commercial roofing projects.
Roof Inspections
Longhorn Commercial Roofing offers free inspections.
With our extensive experience in identifying roof problems and recommending solutions, you can be confident our inspection will be thorough and provide the best recommendation for your roof.
Roof Maintenance
A roof maintenance plan is one of the greatest methods to extend the life of your roof.
Lack of roof maintenance can lead to more costly repairs in the future, or possibly an expensive replacement.
A well-maintained roof can last for many years beyond its guarantee period.
Roof Repair
Longhorn Commercial Roofing offers comprehensive roof repair services to address minor problems before they become big ones.
Extend the lifespan of your roof and save money in the long run.
Roof Replacement
Our Longhorn team members will help you determine the right roofing system for your commercial building and your companies project budget.
We have listed several commercial roofing systems below.
Commercial Roofing Systems
- Silicone and Acrylic Coatings
- Metal Roofing
- Asphalt Roof Systems
- Modified Bitumen (MBR)
- PVC
- TPO
Before & After
Longhorn Commercial Roofing Services
We pride ourselves in delivering exceptional roofing services that not only meet our clients expectations, but also speak for themselves. Below are just some of our recent quality commercial roofing projects.
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Your commercial roofing professionals
Local Reviews from Clients
Longhorn Commercial Roofing is rated 5 out of 5 on Google based on 37 customer reviews.
Most Recent Service calls
April 4th, 2025
We met with the building manager, who introduced me to Ray for a walkthrough of the reported leak areas. After identifying the locations, I proceeded to the roof for inspection. I found one leak near an A/C unit, close to a pipe penetration, with two additional leaks on either side of that same penetration. A final leak was located between two large A/C units. Most of the issues were due to open seams and one puncture. I applied a three-layer repair system to all leak points to ensure proper sealing.April 4th, 2025
During inspection, we found that a section of the coping had blown off. The issue was resolved by re-fastening the coping and securing it with additional screws. Coping metal was on-site, and the repair was completed promptly.April 3rd, 2025
When we arrived at Bee Development Authority – Chase Field, I was kindly greeted by Monica. She walked me through the areas of concern and pointed out where the roof was leaking. She also requested a quote for new gutters and downspouts.
After mapping the leak locations, I proceeded to inspect the roof. I discovered a wide gap near the ladder attachment point, as well as a deteriorated patch at one of the corners. Additionally, I found that a seam near the downspout had also deteriorated.
To address these issues, I applied a thorough three-layer repair system to each of the problem areas to help ensure lasting protection.April 2nd, 2025
We arrived on-site and met with Park, who guided me to the affected area. After assessing the interior, I mapped out the leak location and proceeded to inspect the roof. Upon examination, I identified four punctures around one of the A/C units. Due to inclement weather and light rainfall, I applied a temporary seal using caulking to help mitigate further water intrusion.April 2nd, 2025
Visited Pho' Em and spoke with Michelle, who showed me the leak area. The issue is occurring around their cooking vent, where the interaction between hot and cold air is causing condensation to build up under the ceiling. This condensation has led to water accumulation and eventual dripping, with one leak located in the back corner. Upon inspecting the roof, I discovered that their cooking vent was clogged and found a hole on the side of the vent. I sealed the hole with caulking to help prevent further issues. Additionally, I observed that the pan designed to collect dirty oil was dry, with no signs of leakage into it."April 2nd, 2025
We visited the site and spoke with Marlene regarding the roof leak. She showed me the affected area. I proceeded to the roof for inspection and found a large gap around the gooseneck near the A/C unit.
To address the issue, I cleaned the surrounding area, filled the gap with caulking, and then applied a silicone roof coating for added protection.April 1st, 2025
We were contacted by a customer who was dealing with a leak issue and grease contamination over an 8x8 area. After consulting with the manager for additional information on the leak. Our expertise didn't just stop there, we also took care of some puncture repairs. With our expertise, tools and quality replacement parts, we got everything back in order. There's a huge sense of satisfaction in knowing we were able to turn a leaky, greasy problem into a smooth, clean solution for our customer!April 1st, 2025
Had a great day helping our client who had reached out to us due to a couple of leak issues at their place. They pointed us towards two areas with problems – the dining room and the manager's office. We found that the leak in the dining room was caused by a failure in the window sealant. As for the office, there were punctures on the TPO membrane to blame. No problem for us though, we jumped right in to make the necessary repairs. We also noticed and sealed a crack in the concrete which had the potential to cause future water intrusion. All in all, a productive day solving our client's water woes!April 8th, 2025
Upon arrival, we checked in with Cesar, who provided roof access. We completed all tasks outlined in the scope of work and ensured that all debris related to the project was removed and properly disposed of off-site.April 8th, 2025
We arrived onsite and checked in with Melisa, who directed us to two leak areas.
Leak 1 – Corner Cubicle Workstation:
The issue was caused by a wide open seam at the wall flashing. We sealed beneath the membrane and applied a three-course system per industry standards to ensure a watertight repair.
Leak 2 – Light Fixture Area:
This leak stemmed from an improperly installed pipe penetration. We removed the gravel beneath the pipe boot, sealed the pipe, and applied a watertight seal at the base of the boot, followed by a three-course application as per industry standards.
After completing the repairs, we notified management and checked out.April 9th, 2025
We arrived onsite and checked in with the manager, who pointed out damage to the gutters and downspout. Upon inspection, we determined that the area requires a new gutter, downspout, and fascia replacement. Measurements were taken and have been uploaded in the project photos. Management was notified upon completion of our assessment.April 9th, 2025
We arrived onsite and checked in with manager who showed us 1 leak area. We mapped it out and proceed to roof. Upon investigation we found multiple punctures. This is what’s causing their leak. We made the necessary repair and checked out with manager.April 9th, 2025
We arrived onsite and checked in with employee Ricky, who was not aware of any roof leak. After contacting the manager, we were informed that the issue was HVAC-related and that a service company had already been scheduled to handle the necessary repairs. No roofing work was required at this timeApril 10th, 2025
We arrived onsite and checked in with Andrew who gave us roof access and showed us leaking drain at Building 258. Upon investigation we were able to determine that leak was caused by internal Joint inside the disc of drain. We sealed it and proceed to building 2007. Upon investigation we were able to seal the internal joint. To really pin point exact leak area recommend coming out for a water test. Need to schedule at least 4 hours if approved for water test.April 10th, 2025
Performed a thorough inspection to assess the current condition of the roof and determine whether repairs are feasible or if a full reroof quote is necessary. Findings will help guide the best course of action for long-term performance and protection.April 10th, 2025
We arrived onsite and promptly began work, completing all items outlined in the scope. Once the work was finished, we ensured the area was thoroughly cleaned by collecting all debris related to the project and disposing of it offsite.April 12th, 2025
We arrived onsite and was shown leak in bathroom. Leak was caused by improper install of pipe boot. We removed existing improper installation and made the proper repair.April 12th, 2025
Upon arriving onsite, we discovered 12 punctures on the roof. Each puncture was repaired thoroughly and in accordance with best practices to ensure a watertight seal.April 15th, 2025
We arrived onsite and checked in with the manager, who directed us to the area of concern. Upon inspection, we found that the leak was caused by multiple screw punctures along with a failing previous repair.
To properly address the issue, we recommend removing the problematic screws and applying a 3-course repair to all open seams to ensure a lasting, watertight seal.April 15th, 2025
Upon arrival, I checked in with the store manager, who introduced me to Ray. He kindly walked me through the area where the leak was reported. After mapping the leak location from inside the building, I proceeded to inspect the roof.
I identified one leak near an A/C unit, close to a pipe penetration. Two additional leaks were found on either side of that same pipe, and a fourth leak was located between two large A/C units. The majority of the leaks were caused by open seams, with one resulting from a puncture.
To resolve the issues, I applied a thorough three-layer repair system to all affected areas, ensuring each spot was properly sealed.April 15th, 2025
We arrived onsite and checked in with the manager, who showed us the area of concern. She mentioned the leak appeared to be active, despite there being no recent rain.
After accessing the roof and thoroughly inspecting the area, we found no signs of roof-related issues that could be causing the leak. However, upon opening the HVAC unit, we discovered evidence of water inside.
Based on our findings, we recommend having an HVAC technician evaluate and address the issue, as it appears the leak is related to the HVAC system rather than the roofing.April 15th, 2025
Upon arrival onsite, we conducted a full inspection of the roof. During our assessment, we identified multiple deficiencies that could lead to future damage if not addressed. Below is a summary of the issues found:
Punctures: 6 instances
Pitch Pan Failures: 2 locations
Improper Installations: 3 areas
Coating Failure: Approximately 15 sq. ft.
We recommend timely repairs to prevent further deterioration and to maintain the integrity of the roof system.April 16th, 2025
Upon arrival, I checked in with Monica, who kindly pointed out the area of concern regarding the leak. She also requested that we provide a quote for replacing the gutters and downspouts.
After mapping out the interior leak locations, I proceeded to inspect the roof. During the inspection, I found a wide gap near the ladder attachment point, a deteriorated patch at one of the corners, and a failing seam near the downspout.
To address these issues, I applied a three-layer repair system to all affected areas to help prevent further leaking and ensure proper sealing.April 21st, 2025
Upon arrival, I checked in with Monica Packer, who directed me to the reported leak area located at Drive-Thru Lane #2.
I set up my ladder and accessed the rooftop to begin the inspection. During the investigation, I found an open seam along the wall that appeared to be the source of the leak. Additionally, I identified two nearby drains that required sealing.
To address the issue, I sealed both drains with roofing-grade caulking and patched the open wall seam to prevent further water intrusion.April 21st, 2025
We were called out to address multiple leaks affecting the attic and roof space, which were causing water damage to the ceilings in the guest rooms.
Upon arrival, we promptly assessed the situation and located the problem areas. We then proceeded to make the necessary repairs to stop the leaks and help prevent any further interior damage.April 21st, 2025
Upon arrival, I spoke with April, who showed me the area where the leak was occurring. I then proceeded to the roof for a full inspection.
The first leak was caused by a wide, open hole resulting from improper sealant and the installation of a conduit line penetration. The second issue was a sealed-over hole—likely caused by others—located on the side of the fascia metal panel.
To address the problems:
I sealed the hole on the fascia panel using roofing-grade caulking.
I applied silicone roof sealant to the area around the conduit penetration to ensure a watertight seal.
These repairs should help prevent further water intrusion.April 22nd, 2025
We arrived onsite and checked in with Rachel, who pointed out two leak areas inside the building. After mapping the locations, we proceeded to inspect the roof.
Our investigation revealed that the leaks were caused by deteriorating sealant around the air vents. To resolve the issue, we carefully removed the old, failing sealant and applied fresh urethane sealant to ensure a durable, watertight repair.April 22nd, 2025
Upon arrival, we checked in with the tenant, who expressed that the "leak is everywhere." Based on this report, we proceeded to the roof for a full inspection. Our findings revealed multiple significant issues compromising the integrity of the roof system.
Inspection Report:
🔧 Highly Recommend Full Re-Roof
Punctures – Approx. 25 locations
Cuts/Gashes – 5 feet total
Improper Repairs – 2 areas Improper Use of Foam Sealant – 5 areas
Missing Pipe Boot – 1 penetration
Improper Curb Flashing – 2 areas
Debris/Materials Left on Roof – 4 items
HVAC Unit Missing Sacrificial Pad – 1 unit
Loose Screw – 1 instance
Pitch Pan Sealant Failure – 1 area
Given the extensive damage and variety of issues, we highly recommend a complete roof replacement to ensure long-term performance and eliminate ongoing leaks.
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No Matter The Roofing Project
Longhorn Commercial Roofing can tackle it.
Let us give you peace of mind.
Professionally Trained
With rigorous professional training, our team is equipped with the knowledge and expertise to handle every aspect of your project with utmost precision and efficiency.
Industry Leading Safety Record
Safety is our top priority, and we are proud to boast an impressive safety record. Our unwavering commitment to maintaining a secure working environment has resulted in a track record that sets us apart.
Certified Installers
We are certified installers of leading roofing systems, including Duro-Last Roofing,
Sika Sarnafil, and
Carlisle Syntec. Our team has undergone rigorous training and attained the necessary certifications to ensure the proper installation and application of these renowned roofing products.
