Industrial & Commercial · Houston, TX
HHH Roofing designs, installs, restores, and maintains low-slope systems for industrial buildings across the metro — and every relationship starts with a free assessment.
Licensed & Insured • NDL Warranty Certified • Serving Houston Since 2013 • (832) 458-1602
Our roofing crews cover everything from ten-thousand-square-foot flex space to big-box logistics under one continuous deck. Houston is one of the hardest climates in the country on a low-slope roof — heat, humidity, hail, and hurricane-season wind all work against the assembly at once.
Our Specialty
A big-span roof behaves nothing like the one on a house or a small storefront. The sheer acreage means small problems cover enormous distances before anyone notices, and a single ponding area can sit undetected over a loading dock for months.
Thermal movement across a large deck is dramatic; seams and fasteners that hold on a small building work loose on a wide one. And every hour the building is closed for roof work is production lost. This is a commercial roofing specialty, not a scaled-up version of ordinary roofing work.
Three Paths
TPO roofing systems are widely used on industrial buildings because the material is affordable, the heat-welded seams are strong, and the reflective white surface pushes back against the Texas sun. A properly installed TPO roof gives a building two to three decades of service with modest upkeep.
On a standing-seam or corrugated metal deck, the failure points move to the fasteners, panel laps, and flashings. Metal has a long life when it is detailed correctly. Our roofing crews re-fasten, re-flash, and re-seal metal decks — and where a panel system is sound but weathered, a coating often restores it for a fraction of a tear-off.
A restoration coating, applied over a cleaned and prepped surface, adds a seamless waterproof layer and years of life to a system with structural integrity left. Silicone and acrylic roof coatings resist ponding, reflect heat, and go on without shutting the building down — often an operating expense rather than a capital improvement.
Build & Replace
When a roof is gone, or when the building is new, we handle the full build. Quality commercial roof replacement means tearing down to a sound substrate, correcting drainage that never worked, and installing a system matched to how the building is actually used.
New construction is the same discipline in reverse: get the roofing assembly right the first time and the owner inherits decades of quiet performance instead of a decade of chasing leaks.
Find It, Fix It
Not every problem needs a new roof. Most calls start as a leak, and leak tracing is its own skill on a surface this size, because water enters at one point and appears at another far away.
We find the true entry point, fix it with the method the material calls for, and document the work. Targeted repair done right is the cheapest line item in the whole building.
Prevent the call
The owners who spend the least are the ones on a plan. Scheduled maintenance, twice a year and after major storms, catches the clogged drain, the lifting seam, and the failed pitch pan while they are still cheap to fix — and it keeps the manufacturer warranty valid.
A maintenance program is not an expense; it is the thing that prevents the expensive phone call.
Early Warning
The interior stain is the late signal. The early ones live up top — and catching them there is the whole game.
Who We Serve
HHH Roofing assesses commercial roofing systems across every building type in the market, from small retail buildings to large industrial facilities. The same standard applies regardless of square footage, and the same written report is delivered whether the structure is five thousand square feet or five hundred thousand.
Zero Downtime
Working over a live operation is half the job. We stage around your shipping schedule, isolate work zones so the rest of the floor keeps moving, and keep the building dry through every phase so a rain event mid-project never reaches your racks.
On new construction, we coordinate with general contractors and other trades to sequence the roofing around the rest of the build, so the deck is dried in on schedule and the interior work underneath it is never at risk.
Thermal Payback
The reflective systems we favor do more than shed water. A white membrane or a reflective coating lowers the surface temperature dramatically, which cuts the load on rooftop cooling units and can meaningfully reduce summer energy bills on a building with this much exposed area.
In this climate, the roof is a thermal decision as much as a waterproofing one.
Backed By The Best
Every system we install carries manufacturer backing, and we hold NDL warranty certification from four leading names. That certification means the manufacturer stands behind the assembly and that the roofing crew installing it met the standard to earn it.
Licensed, insured, and carrying six million in liability, we are built to work on buildings where the stakes are high.
Why Us?
We answer, we show up, and we tell the truth about what the roof needs, no more and no less. Twenty-five-plus years in this market, more than a thousand projects completed, and a long list of national brands who trusted their buildings to us. When the honest answer is that the roof has years left, that is what you will hear.
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Everything from start to finish was great! The quote for my roofing and gutters was very reasonable and the project was executed in a seamless and timely manner...no nail left behind. I would strongly recommend this company!! You won't be disappointed.
Mary M.Amazing customer service all the way around. Leslie was great on the phone. Cindy and her team were incredibly professional and responsive. She even walked over to the mail carrier and handed me my mail during the installation. I can't recommend them enough.
Paul N.We believed we would have ongoing issues with our roof indefinitely. This business changed that with a thorough evaluation and perfect repair services. Their staff was pleasant and communicated with me throughout the process. Our roof is now secure, and I finally feel at ease.
Genesis D.I had a leak in our roof, and Cindy from HHH Roofing did an amazing job! Unfortunately, the leak wasn’t fixed after the first repair, so I had to reach out to them on Saturday evening. I emailed them, and they responded within a few minutes—they were incredibly responsive! Cindy came to reinspect our roof on Monday morning and worked for a few hours to repair it. Since it was covered under the one-year warranty they provided, she didn’t charge us anything, even though this repair was more extensive than the last one. We are very grateful and highly recommend them!
MiyuServing The Greater Metro
Houston and the surrounding industrial corridors — from the ship channel and the east-side logistics parks to the northwest distribution belt and the Sugar Land and Katy submarkets. If your building is in the metro, we cover it.
Book a Free Assessment
We’ll get on the deck, document the condition, and hand you a clear written report with honest options and real numbers. For Houston operators, the difference between a roof that lasts and one that surprises you is the plan you put behind it.
Free assessment • Written Report • No Obligation
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions Houston property owners and managers ask about commercial roof inspections — answered honestly.
Most commercial roof replacement runs somewhere in the range of $7 to $15 per square foot installed in 2026, which puts a typical 20,000-square-foot warehouse roof at roughly $140,000 to $300,000. The membrane you choose is the biggest single variable: single-ply systems like TPO and PVC land around $8 to $14.50 per square foot, while metal roofing systems run $12 to $22. Two things move your number inside that range: whether the old roof has to come off — a tear-off adds roughly $1 to $3 per square foot for removal and disposal — and how much rooftop equipment, penetration, and drainage complexity your building carries. The only way to get a real figure for your building is to have someone measure it and look. That’s what the free assessment is for.
Often a coating is the smarter money — but only when the roof underneath qualifies. A restoration coating runs about $3 to $5 per square foot, roughly 40 to 60% of a full replacement, and can extend service life 10 to 15 years while resetting the manufacturer warranty clock. On that same 20,000-square-foot roof, that’s about $60,000 to $100,000 for a coating versus $140,000 to $300,000 for a tear-off. The catch is condition. The honest disqualifier the industry uses: if moisture is present in more than about 25% of the roof area, coating is off the table, because coating a wet substrate traps the moisture and accelerates deck rot. And once a roof has consumed more than about 75% of its design life with moderate moisture infiltration, replacement is almost always the better long-term investment even when a coating looks cheaper up front. We run a moisture check before we ever recommend a coating — if it won’t hold, we’ll tell you.
In almost every case, yes — the work happens over your operation without shutting it down. That’s a large part of why coatings and single-ply systems are so popular on active facilities: a coating adds years of protection while avoiding the operational disruption that comes with a full tear-off. Even on a replacement, the job is staged around your schedule — we isolate work zones so the rest of the floor keeps moving, sequence around your shipping windows, and keep the building dried in through every phase so a mid-project rain never reaches your racks. The disruption people fear usually comes from a contractor who doesn’t plan for the operation. Planning for it is the job.
A properly installed TPO system gives a facility two to three decades of service with modest upkeep, and its reflective surface is a big reason it dominates industrial buildings — a white TPO membrane can reflect up to 80% of solar radiation, and the heat-welded seams create a monolithic bond often stronger than the material itself. But installed lifespan and realized lifespan are two different numbers. The roofs that reach the top of their range are the ones on a maintenance plan; the ones that fail early are almost always the ones nobody looked at between the install and the first leak. A failing industrial roof rarely announces itself with one dramatic event — it’s a slow accumulation of small leaks, rust, and rising energy bills until a storm turns a maintenance issue into a production shutdown. Scheduled maintenance is what turns the warranty number into the real one.
Usually not. A single leak is a repair question, not a replacement question, until an assessment proves otherwise. The complication on a big-span roof is that the material covering your facility — single-ply, built-up asphalt, or metal panels — dictates the entire repair process, and water travels: it enters at one point and surfaces far away, so the stain over your dock is rarely under the actual failure. For a straightforward fix, a simple TPO puncture or seam issue typically runs $7 to $12 per square foot of the repair area, which is a rounding error next to a reroof. We trace the leak to its true source, fix it with the method the material calls for, and tell you honestly whether it’s a contained problem or the first symptom of a roof that’s genuinely done. Most of the time, it’s the former.
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