About
With over 20 years of roofing experience serving the Dallas-Fort Worth metro, New Elite Roofing and Construction brings commercial and residential expertise to property owners and facility managers across Plano, Richardson, Allen, Frisco, and the broader DFW corridor. Based in Richardson, TX, the contractor is positioned to serve commercial clients managing office buildings, retail centers, multifamily properties, warehouses, and mixed-use developments throughout North Texas. For facility managers and property managers overseeing flat or low-slope roofs, New Elite Roofing offers commercial roofing services that typically encompass membrane systems such as TPO, EPDM, and modified bitumen — the workhorses of commercial roof construction in the Texas climate, where UV exposure, thermal cycling, and severe hail events demand durable, professionally installed systems. Metal roofing and protective coatings round out the likely service mix for commercial applications, offering longevity and energy-efficiency benefits well-suited to industrial and warehouse structures common across the DFW market. The company emphasizes quality materials, experienced installation crews, and timely project delivery — key performance criteria for facility managers who cannot afford extended building downtime or disruption to tenants. Documented projects in Plano, Allen, and Frisco demonstrate active coverage across Collin County's growing commercial real estate landscape. Client feedback highlights responsive communication and on-site inspection integrity, suggesting a contractor that engages thoroughly before recommending scopes of work. New Elite also offers solar design consultation, a differentiator for building owners evaluating integrated roofing and renewable energy solutions. Facility managers seeking a responsive commercial roofing contractor in the Plano-Richardson corridor with two decades of DFW field experience will find New Elite Roofing worth evaluating for membrane repair, re-roofing, and preventive maintenance scopes.
