The National Roofing Contractors Association recommends inspecting commercial roofs at least twice a year, usually in spring and fall.1 That's the baseline for any climate. In Dallas, it matters even more.
The summers in North Texas can push past 100°F pretty regularly. That kind of heat softens membranes, breaks down seals, and stresses every seam on your roof. Then, when you add hail season, wind events, and the temperature swings between day and night, that makes materials expand and contract constantly.
Spring inspections can catch whatever issues the winter weather could have caused. This is also a perfect time to get ahead of storm season. Fall inspections check for any heat damage and can prep the roof before the temperatures drop again.
We keep the documentation. We send you the reports. And if we find something, we tell you what it is and what it'll cost to fix, before it turns into a much larger problem.