Residential and commercial roofing
Roofing Giant stands out among thousands of roofing contractors in Dallas–Fort Worth as an award-winning company. Here are the credentials and the commitments that matter when you choose who will build your roof.
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Golden Hammer award-winning project
We were honored to receive the Golden Hammer award from the North Texas Roofing Contractors Association for an excellent residential project. With top-of-the-line materials and meticulous craftsmanship, we ensure the longevity and durability of your roof.
We install a complete roofing system
Delivering the best value is in our DNA. Roofing Giant has a current public Owens Corning Preferred contractor profile. For GAF, Malarkey, CertainTeed or any enhanced manufacturer warranty, current contractor status, product requirements and project eligibility are confirmed for the selected roof system before they are represented in writing. Roofing Giant backs qualifying roof replacements with a written workmanship warranty, and manufacturer coverage depends on the selected products and current eligibility.
Explore every part of your roof
Click or tap the roof itself to explore each component.
Rafters and roof decking
The structural base beneath every roof layer
What it does
Rafters support the roof. Plywood or OSB decking provides the surface that the roofing layers are attached to.
Why the detail matters
Soft, rotten or delaminated decking needs attention before new roofing is installed.
Rafters and roof decking
The structural base beneath every roof layer
What it does
Rafters support the roof. Plywood or OSB decking provides the surface that the roofing layers are attached to.
Why the detail matters
Soft, rotten or delaminated decking needs attention before new roofing is installed.
Component 2 of 10Ice & water barrier
At eaves, valleys and roof penetrations
What it does
This self-adhering membrane adds protection where water tends to collect. It sits beneath the shingles and seals around fasteners.
Why the detail matters
Coverage at vulnerable areas matters. Missing or damaged membrane leaves those details less protected.
Component 3 of 10Synthetic underlayment
Across the roof deck, beneath the shingles
What it does
Underlayment is a secondary water-shedding layer between the decking and the roof covering.
Why the detail matters
Tears, gaps and poorly lapped seams can interrupt this layer of protection.
Component 4 of 10Starter strip + architectural shingles
Along the eaves and rakes, then across the roof slopes
What it does
The starter course helps secure the first row. Architectural shingles overlap to form the main roof covering and shed rain down the slope.
Why the detail matters
Correct fastening and sealed shingle edges help the covering resist wind. Lifted or missing shingles deserve a closer look.
Component 5 of 10Ridge vent and ridge cap
At the highest point of the roof
What it does
The ridge vent provides an exhaust path from the attic. Cap shingles cover the ridge detail while preserving the vent opening.
Why the detail matters
Exhaust works with intake at the soffit (10). Both need a clear airflow path.
Component 6 of 10Step and counter flashing
Where a roof meets a wall or chimney
What it does
Flashing directs water away from roof-to-wall joints. Step flashing works with the shingle courses, while counter flashing protects the upper edge at a chimney.
Why the detail matters
Loose, missing or poorly fitted flashing can let water into these joints.
Component 7 of 10Pipe boot flashing
Around pipes that pass through the roof
What it does
The flashing base and fitted boot seal the joint where a vent pipe passes through the roof covering.
Why the detail matters
Cracked seals, loose boots and damaged flashing can become entry points for water.
Component 8 of 10Drip edge
Along the roof edges at the eaves and rakes
What it does
This metal edge directs runoff away from the fascia and toward the gutter at the eave.
Why the detail matters
Missing, bent or poorly positioned edges can let water run behind the gutter or onto the fascia.
Component 9 of 10Seamless gutter
Along the lower roof edge
What it does
Gutters collect runoff from the roof and guide it toward the downspouts, which carry water away from the home.
Why the detail matters
Debris, standing water, loose sections and leaking joints can interrupt drainage.
Component 10 of 10Vented soffit (intake)
Under the roof overhang
What it does
Soffit vents provide an intake path for outside air. That air moves through the attic toward exhaust vents near the ridge (5).
Why the detail matters
Insulation, paint or debris can block the intake openings and restrict airflow.
Why choose Roofing Giant
- Golden Hammer Award recipient for a residential roofing project completed in 2015, recognized at the 2016 NTRCA awards.
- Current Owens Corning Preferred contractor profile; GAF, Malarkey, CertainTeed and enhanced-warranty eligibility are verified for the selected system before they are represented
- Lifetime workmanship warranty on qualifying roof replacements, plus applicable manufacturer material or system warranties
- Fully insured with a minimum $2 million general liability policy
- A roofing team with over 25 years of combined experience
- Insurance restoration experience
- Highest quality roofing materials and a free, no-obligation inspection
Roofing Giant recommends
- Schedule a post-hailstorm roof inspection by our experienced restoration specialists; they assess damage and provide a comprehensive report.
- Learn the insurance restoration process so you understand the steps involved in restoring your home after a storm.
- Prioritise roof maintenance: regular inspections, cleaning and minor repairs prevent major issues and save money in the long run.
- If a roofing contractor claims current trade-association membership, verify that claim in the association’s current member directory rather than relying on an old badge or archived page.
- Explore our roofing guides and free tools to make informed decisions.
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