Serving Fort Worth, TX Tarrant County
5 Star Texas Roofing is a roofing contractor in Fort Worth that gives you a written price before anyone climbs a ladder. We repair leaks and hail damage and replace worn roofs across the city, from 1920s bungalows in Fairmount to subdivisions off Heritage Trace, plus gutters, siding, windows, solar, fences and paint.
On every Fort Worth job
A roof in Ryan Place and a roof in far north Fort Worth have almost nothing in common. South of downtown you find steep bungalow roofs, board decking and chimneys that have been re-flashed a few times. Up along Heritage Trace and around Alliance, it is newer brick homes with long hip lines and builder shingles that have only seen a handful of hail seasons.
That is why a roofing contractor in Fort Worth should look before quoting. We walk the roof, check the attic if we can get to it, and price what is actually there.
Old chimneys, worn valley metal and cracked pipe boots cause most of the leaks we trace in Fort Worth. Roof repair starts in the attic with a flashlight, because the wet spot on the ceiling is rarely under the hole.
When the shingles are bald or hail bruised every slope, we strip to the boards, replace soft decking and finish the roof installation with new underlayment and flashing. A roof replacement should never reuse tired metal from the old roof.
A free inspection gives you dated photos and our honest read on the damage, so you know what you are dealing with before anyone else gets involved.
Pecans and live oaks in Arlington Heights and Berkeley Place fill gutters by November. We do gutter repair on sagging runs and gutter installation sized for heavy leaf drop.
Hail that cracks shingles also punches holes in vinyl and chips fiber cement. We handle siding repair on the damaged sections and full siding installation when the walls need a fresh start.
West-facing windows take the worst of a Fort Worth August. New energy-efficient glass keeps that heat outside and gives the AC a break.
Panels sit on a roof for decades, so the roof needs to be ready first. We look at shingle age and decking before any solar installation goes up.
Cedar pickets gray out and posts rot at the concrete. As a fence contractor we handle fence installation for new yards and fence repair on gates, rails and posts that are still worth keeping.
Peeling trim on a 1920s house needs scraping and primer before new paint. Our painting services come from a painting contractor who takes the prep seriously.
Local know-how
Long-time Fort Worth residents still talk about the 1995 Mayfest hailstorm that pounded Trinity Park and damaged roofs across the city. Storms like that are why so many older homes here have had more than one roof.
In Fairmount and the other local historic districts, exterior changes like a new roofing material or color can need approval from the city first. We sort that out with you up front, so the project does not stall halfway.
Every major hailstorm brings trucks with out-of-state plates into Fort Worth within a day or two. If you are typing roofing contractor near me with a bucket under a drip, it pays to check a few things first:
Ask us any of those. The answers will not change after the check clears.
The business started in January 2024, is women-owned, and runs out of Springtown, northwest of the city. Quotes cost nothing and come on paper, or in your inbox if you prefer.
Our phones are staffed six days a week, Monday to Saturday from 8am to 8pm. Miss us and we call back. Storm damage after hours goes to our 24-hour emergency service. You should never have to chase a roofing contractor in Fort Worth for an update.
Spring in Fort Worth means hail. A storm can shred roofs in one part of the city and barely touch another, so the only way to know is to look.
Start on the ground. Dented gutters, granules piled at the downspouts and dings on the AC unit all mean the hail was big enough to damage shingles. Then book a free inspection.
Have a question that is not listed here?
Call (817) 771-1445Yes. Older homes with steep valleys, wood decking and historic district rules take more planning, and we quote for that up front.
Yes. You get the inspection, the photos and a written estimate without paying a cent.
Soft metal tells the story. Dented gutters, a dinged AC unit or a pocked mailbox mean the shingles probably took hits too.
Sometimes. In some local historic districts, a change in roofing material or color needs sign-off from the city. We work that out with you before the first shingle comes off.
Calls are answered 8am to 8pm Monday through Saturday, missed calls get returned, and active leaks can be handled at any hour.
Yes. We do gutters, siding, windows, solar, fences and painting too, so the whole exterior can be one job.
Often, yes. If the decking is solid and the damage sits in one area, a repair can buy years. If every slope is worn, we will show you the photos and talk about replacement instead.
Not far. We are based in Springtown, northwest of the city, and work across Tarrant County. The company is women-owned and opened in 2024.
Call (817) 771-1445 or use the form on our site. Pick a time, and we will meet you at the house with a ladder and a camera.
Straight answers. No pressure.