Amarillo, TX

Roofing Company in Amarillo, TX

Amarillo's hometown roofing crew since 2014

Roof Smith started in Amarillo, and it's still where most of our crews sleep at night. We've re-roofed homes from Wolflin to Greenways and handled commercial work along I-40 and Soncy. When a supercell rolls across Potter and Randall County, we're inspecting roofs the next morning — not driving in from three states away.

Why Amarillo roofs fail early

Amarillo averages several damaging hail events per year and regularly sees 50–70 mph straight-line winds. Add roughly 3,600 feet of elevation and intense UV, and asphalt shingles here age faster than manufacturer averages suggest. We spec Class 4 impact-resistant systems and high-wind nailing patterns as the default, not the upgrade.

Roofing services we provide in Amarillo

Neighborhoods we work in

  • Wolflin
  • Puckett Place
  • Greenways
  • The Colonies
  • Sleepy Hollow
  • Bivins
  • Tradewind
  • Downtown Amarillo

Amarillo roofing FAQs

+How fast can you inspect a roof in Amarillo?

Most Amarillo inspections are scheduled within 24–48 hours. After a major hail or wind event we prioritize by damage severity and can tarp the same day if water is entering the building.

+Do you charge for estimates in Amarillo, TX?

No. Roof inspections and written estimates are free for homeowners and business owners throughout Amarillo and the surrounding communities.

+Are your crews actually based near Amarillo?

Yes. We staff and dispatch locally rather than sending storm-chasing crews in from out of state, which is why we're still reachable in year three when a warranty question comes up.

+What roofing materials do you recommend in Amarillo?

Class 4 impact-resistant architectural shingles are our default recommendation, with standing seam and stone-coated metal for homeowners who want a 40+ year system. For flat and low-slope sections we typically spec reflective TPO.

Roofing advice for Amarillo homeowners

Need a roofer in Amarillo, TX?

Free inspection, photo report and a written estimate — usually within 48 hours.