ROOFING

Top Texas is proud to serve the Permian Basin community with expert roofing services. We started as spray foam roofing specialists, and thanks to the support and trust of our community, we’ve expanded our offerings. Today, we provide a full range of roofing solutions, including composition shingle, metal, and Galvalume roofing. 

Whether you’re replacing your roof after a hailstorm or wind damage, or it’s simply time for a new roof due to wear and tear, Top Texas is here to meet your needs. We offer both residential and commercial/industrial roofing services with the same commitment to quality and customer satisfaction. Our team is dedicated to providing reliable, professional roofing solutions that stand up to the harsh conditions of the Permian Basin.

Roofing Solutions We offer a variety of roofing options tailored to the unique demands of commercial and industrial buildings. Our roofing services include:
Galvalume Roofing: Durable and resistant to corrosion, ideal for the harsh conditions of the Permian Basin.

Metal Roofing: Known for its longevity and low maintenance, metal roofing provides excellent protection and energy efficiency. Shingle Roofing: A cost-effective option that combines aesthetic appeal with reliable performance. TPO Roofing: An environmentally friendly choice that is lightweight and easy to install, making it suitable for a variety of commercial applications.

Spray Foam Roofing: A highly energy-efficient and durable option, spray foam roofing provides superior insulation and waterproofing. Its seamless application makes it ideal for both residential and commercial buildings, offering long-lasting protection with minimal maintenance.

Galvalume roofing is a high-performance roofing material, widely used for both luxurious properties and commercial buildings in West Texas. This roofing system combines the durability of steel with a unique coating made of aluminum, zinc, and silicon, which provides exceptional resistance to rust, corrosion, and harsh weather conditions.

The key components of Galvalume roofing include:
Steel Core: Galvalume roofs are made from a steel core that provides strength and durability, ensuring the roof can withstand high winds, heavy rainfall, and even hailstorms—common in West Texas.
Aluminum-Zinc Coating: The coating, a mixture of aluminum and zinc, enhances the steel’s natural resistance to rust and corrosion. It reflects sunlight, making it energy efficient and effective at maintaining the temperature inside the building.

Silicon Additive: The silicon in the coating adds a layer of protection against harsh environmental conditions, ensuring longevity and performance.

Why Choose Galvalume Roofing?
In West Texas, where extreme weather can take a toll on roofing materials, Galvalume offers unmatched durability and longevity. Its reflective properties make it an excellent choice for energy efficiency, while the robust coating protects against rust, making it ideal for luxury homes and commercial buildings. Galvalume roofing requires minimal maintenance and has a longer lifespan compared to traditional roofing materials, making it a smart investment for high-end properties in the region.

Metal Roofing: A Durable and Stylish Solution for West Texas
Metal roofing is a popular choice for both commercial and residential properties in West Texas, thanks to its durability and aesthetic appeal. Made from high-quality metal panels, typically steel or aluminum, metal roofs are known for their longevity and ability to withstand harsh weather conditions.

Key components of metal roofing include: Steel or Aluminum Panels: These materials provide strength and resistance against high winds, hail, and extreme temperatures typical of West Texas.
Protective Coatings: Metal roofs are coated with protective finishes, such as zinc or acrylic coatings, that prevent rust and corrosion, ensuring the roof’s longevity.
Reflective Surface: The reflective nature of metal roofing helps reduce heat absorption, improving energy efficiency by keeping buildings cooler in the summer.

Why Choose Metal Roofing?

Metal roofing is ideal for properties in West Texas due to its ability to endure severe weather, such as high winds and hail. It offers a sleek, modern look while providing superior energy efficiency. With minimal maintenance required, metal roofing is a long-term investment for both luxury homes and commercial buildings.

Shingle Roofing: A Versatile and Cost-Effective Option Shingle roofing is one of the most common roofing options for residential homes and commercial buildings in West Texas, known for its versatility and affordability. Made from asphalt, fiberglass, or organic materials, shingle roofs are available in a variety of colors and styles to suit any property.

Key components of shingle roofing include:
Asphalt Base: Most shingles have an asphalt base that provides waterproofing, durability, and flexibility to withstand temperature changes.
Granule Layer: A layer of mineral granules is applied to the surface of shingles to provide UV protection and enhance weather resistance.

Fiberglass or Organic Matting: These materials give shingles their strength and flexibility, allowing them to bend without breaking under pressure.

Why Choose Shingle Roofing?
Shingle roofing is cost-effective and versatile, making it a popular choice for homes and businesses in West Texas. It offers excellent protection against the sun’s heat and is relatively easy to install. Shingle roofs are available in a variety of styles, making them suitable for various architectural designs. With proper maintenance, they can last for many years and provide reliable protection.

TPO Roofing: An Eco-Friendly, Cost-Effective Choice

TPO roofing (Thermoplastic Olefin) is a single-ply roofing membrane made from a blend of polypropylene and ethylene-propylene rubber. It’s widely used for commercial and industrial buildings, especially in regions like West Texas where energy efficiency and heat resistance are key priorities.

Key components of TPO roofing include:

  1. Polypropylene Base: This material makes TPO lightweight and flexible, offering durability without adding excessive weight.
  2. Ethylene-Propylene Rubber: The rubber component provides UV resistance and heat reflection, helping to maintain a cooler interior temperature.
  3. Seamless Installation: TPO is installed in large sheets, reducing the number of seams and improving water resistance.

Why Choose TPO Roofing?

TPO roofing is ideal for commercial buildings in West Texas due to its energy efficiency, durability, and low cost. The reflective surface helps to reduce cooling costs by reflecting UV rays, making it an eco-friendly choice. TPO roofs are also highly resistant to heat, UV rays, and ozone, making them a reliable option for long-lasting protection in harsh climates. With proper installation, TPO roofing systems can offer a long lifespan and minimal maintenance.

Spray Foam Roofing: A Smart Choice for the Permian Basin

In the Permian Basin, where the weather can be harsh, more property owners are choosing spray foam roofing for their flat or low-pitch roofs. Spray foam is an excellent option for saving energy, protecting against extreme weather, and providing a sleek, long-lasting roofing solution. At Top Texas, we’ll help you determine if spray foam is the right fit for your property.

Our spray foam roofing system consists of two key components:

  1. Closed-Cell Polyurethane Spray Foam: This foam has a high R-value (around 6.7 per inch), providing excellent insulation and preventing water from seeping into the roof. This keeps moisture from building up and helps avoid mold or bacterial growth.
  2. Reflective Elastomeric Coating: After applying the foam, we finish with a UV-resistant, weatherproof elastomeric coating. This durable surface protects against weather and allows the roof to expand and contract with the seasons.

Why Choose Spray Foam Roofing?

Spray foam roofs are seamless, waterproof, and require minimal maintenance. They also enhance energy efficiency by reflecting heat, which reduces cooling costs. SPF roofs create a leak-free, insulated seal, making them more durable than traditional roofs, with an estimated R-value of 7 per inch. Plus, repairs are often quick and affordable, without needing a full roof replacement.

By choosing spray foam, you’ll lower long-term costs and ensure your roof stands up to the elements for years to come. Ready for a roof that works as hard as you do? Contact Top Texas today!

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