For property management & asset teams
100 pages covering what 10 commercial asset classes need across 10 Dallas–Fort Worth submarkets: the roof systems in place, how work gets staged around tenants, and what belongs in a condition report before a capital request. Our office is at 4455 LBJ Freeway Suite 1008, Dallas, TX 75244.
Brokerage-managed, REIT-owned, third-party managed, self-managed — each model approves roof spend differently. Here is how we work with each.
Property management models we work withLas Colinas mixes 1980s Urban Center towers with low-rise campus office, flex and newer mixed-use around Water Street. A lot of the low-slope stock is on its second or third membrane.
Legacy Business Park and Legacy West combine corporate campuses, newer Class A office and dense retail and restaurant pads, with 1990s flex further east along the Tollway.
The CBD is high-rise towers, converted historic buildings and structured parking, where roof areas are small, crowded with mechanical equipment and reached by crane or hoist rather than a ladder truck.
Uptown is mid-rise office, dense multifamily, hotels and street-level retail on tight sites, so staging space and street closures are usually the hardest part of a roof project.
The Telecom Corridor along US 75 runs from 1980s single-story tech flex to renovated campus office and the newer CityLine development, with large contiguous roof areas.
Frisco is mostly post-2000 construction — newer Class A office, medical office, hotels and heavy retail pad development along the Tollway and Preston Road.
Addison packs mid-rise office, one of the densest restaurant concentrations in North Texas and older flex near the airport into a small footprint. Our office sits just south of it.
Arlington and the Mid-Cities carry entertainment-district hospitality, large retail centers, industrial along SH 360 and a deep stock of 1980s flex and apartment communities.
Fort Worth runs from CBD towers and historic masonry buildings to hospital-district medical office and the medical and retail corridors along I-30 and West 7th.
The Alliance corridor is big-box distribution and logistics on metal deck, with supporting flex, hotels and retail — roof areas here are measured in hundreds of squares.
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