Grapevine, TX
817-823-7224

Grapevine, Texas · Building since 1998

Storm-damage roofing and restoration in Grapevine, Texas.

Hail comes through North Texas and leaves a roof that looks fine from the driveway. We get on it, write down what is actually up there, and run the insurance claim from the first inspection to the completion certificate.

Call 817-823-7224

Full-service claim management

Six steps, and we are on the file for all six

Most people meet the claims process exactly once, under a tarp, in the week after a storm. We are in it every week. Here is the whole sequence, so you can see where you are in it at any point.

  1. Pre-inspection

    Someone gets on the roof before a single form is filed. We photograph the slopes, the flashing, the vents and the soft metal, and we write down what we find whether it helps the claim or not.

  2. Claim submission

    The claim goes in with the documentation attached, so the adjuster is reading evidence rather than a phone call. Filing early matters: carriers put deadlines on storm claims.

  3. Bidding and scope assessment

    Our staff includes certified adjusters. They read the carrier's scope line by line and argue the items that were missed, which is the part most homeowners have no way to do alone.

  4. Construction

    The build runs on our schedule and our crews. Tear-off, dry-in and finish, with the site cleaned down each evening because you still have to live there.

  5. Final inspection

    We walk the finished work before you are asked to sign anything, and we fix what the walk turns up rather than adding it to a punch list you have to chase.

  6. Invoices and completion certificates

    The paperwork the carrier needs to release the final payment goes out from us, in the format they want it, so the file closes instead of sitting open.

Start to finish

What a MAG Builders roof looks like while it is happening

Four stages, photographed on real Dallas / Fort Worth jobs. Not a stock crew, not a rendering.

View from a roof MAG Builders is working on, over a North Texas neighbourhood

On the roof

We look before we quote

Free inspection, and the write-up comes with it. A hail bruise that reads as nothing from the driveway can still have broken the mat, and the only way to know is to be up there. If the roof has years left, that is what we will tell you.

Shingle bundles staged and a dump trailer on the driveway at the start of a MAG Builders tear-off

Staging

The trailer arrives before the crew does

Bundles land where they are needed, the trailer sits on the drive rather than the lawn, and the ground gets protected before anything comes off the roof. Storm work is disruptive enough without a yard full of debris.

MAG Builders crew laying synthetic underlayment over exposed decking during a tear-off

Dry-in

Nothing is left open overnight

Synthetic underlayment goes down the same day the deck is exposed. Decking gets replaced where it is soft rather than shingled over, because the deck is the part nobody sees and the part everything else is nailed to.

Finished slate roof with copper detailing on a custom stone home built by MAG Builders

Finish

The roof you actually bought

Asphalt, metal, tile, decra, clay, concrete, wood or Spanish-style, set to the manufacturer's spec so the manufacturer's warranty survives. Full workmanship warranty from us on top of it.

The whole book of work

Roofing is the specialism. It is not the limit.

MAG Builders is a comprehensive residential and commercial construction company that happens to be very good at storm work. Once the roof is right, the same crews handle what the water got to underneath.

Residential

Roofing for the house you live in

Emergency repairs, maintenance, reroofing and inspections. Asphalt through to Spanish tile, and a 24-hour line when the ceiling is already wet.

  • Emergency roof repairs
  • Reroofing
  • Roof maintenance
  • Roof inspections
Residential detail
North Texas neighbourhood seen from a roof MAG Builders is re-roofing

Commercial

Low-slope systems that survive a Texas summer

TPO, modified bitumen, metal, and tar-asphalt-gravel, chosen for what the building's own structure argues for rather than what is quickest to sell.

  • TPO roofing systems
  • Modified roofing systems
  • Metal roofing
  • 24-hour repairs
Commercial detail
Completed commercial building with stone elevation and standing-seam roof accents

Claims

Someone who reads scopes for a living, on your side

Full-service claim management end to end, with certified adjusters on staff. This is the specialism, not an add-on.

  • Pre-inspection and documentation
  • Claim submission
  • Scope assessment
  • Completion certificates
Claims detail
Documentation stage of a storm claim: exposed decking and new underlayment on a MAG Builders job

Exteriors

Everything the weather touches

Gutters sized to the roof area feeding them, siding and windows detailed around the water path, plus fencing, garages and retaining walls.

  • Gutters
  • Siding
  • Windows
  • Fencing and retaining walls
Exteriors detail
Cedar pergola, covered patio and bar rail built by MAG Builders

Interiors

The half of storm work nobody photographs

Painting, drywall, texture, flooring, windows and ventilation, matched to what is already there so a repair does not read as a patch.

  • Drywall and texture
  • Painting
  • Flooring
  • Ventilation
Interiors detail
Finished interior corridor with stained beams and a curved carpet inlay, built out by MAG Builders

Commercial build-out

Tenant improvements across Dallas and Fort Worth

Waterproofing, cabinetry and restroom upgrades, full demolition and layout change, hardscaping. Liability and workers' compensation carried, plus a bond.

  • Waterproofing
  • Tenant improvements
  • Demolition and layout change
  • Hardscaping
Commercial build-out detail
Completed dental practice consult room from a MAG Builders commercial build-out
Aerial view of a completed MAG Builders re-roof with the company pickup parked at the kerb

Our truck, our roof

A finished re-roof in the metroplex, photographed from above with our own pickup still at the kerb. Every job photograph on this site is one of ours.

What customers say

4.3 out of 5 across 23 Google reviews

Matt came out promptly to inspect my roof, he was very professional, courteous, and took the time to explain everything he found. I really appreciated his honesty and the fact that he didn't pressure me into unnecessary repairs.

Craig Rhodes · Google

I had a leak that 4 other roofers had previously checked out and none of them had been able to figure out what was happening. The difference was that Dakota did a very detailed inspection and found not only where the leak was, but also the best solution how to fix it!

Annbel Mendoza · Google

I am so impressed with the professionalism, quality of work, clean up & follow up on my roof replacement. You truly don't find service to this degree often. Dakota made the whole process so easy from helping on the insurance & HOA side of things.

Cheryl S · Google

Dakota and his crew did a great job replacing our roof. They responded immediately after I called them. They were able to complete the job in one day without any inconvenience to me.

Mary Almendarez · Google

MAG builders has been my go to on my last 2 properties. The courtesy, professionalism and honesty has been top notch.

Colten Keen · Google

Since 1998

MAG is a man’s initials

Mark Andrew Gros founded MAG Builders in 1998, in his hometown of Tulsa, Oklahoma, on the back of forty years of custom building. He spent fourteen of those years teaching his oldest son, Shawn, the family trade.

Shawn moved to Texas and went deep into storm restoration, and rose into leadership at some of the largest construction and restoration companies in the country. Then in June 2013 Mark died suddenly of an unexplained heart condition.

Shawn relaunched his father’s company in Texas, carrying the same three initials. That is why this is a custom-building firm that specialises in storm damage: one half of the business is what Mark taught, and the other half is what Shawn went and learned.

On the record

Better Business Bureau
A+ rated
Trade association
North Texas Roofing Contractors Association
Insurance
Licensed, bonded, liability and workers' comp
On staff
Certified adjusters
Workmanship warranty
Every job completed
Manufacturer warranties
20 years to lifetime
Inspections
Free, including the write-up
Service members
Military discounts available

Before you call

The questions people ask in the week after a storm

Nothing. Inspections are free, and that includes the write-up. If the roof has years left in it we will tell you that rather than sell you a replacement.

We run the whole thing: pre-inspection, claim submission, bidding and scope assessment, the construction itself, final inspection, then invoices and completion certificates. Our staff includes certified adjusters, so someone who reads scopes for a living is on your side of the table.

Early. Carriers put deadlines on storm claims, and a roof that sat through two more rain events is harder to attribute to the storm that actually caused it. A same-week inspection costs you nothing and starts the clock properly.

A full workmanship warranty on every job completed, plus every manufacturer warranty passed through to you. Depending on the system that runs from twenty years to lifetime coverage.

Yes. Roofing and storm restoration are the specialism, but MAG Builders is a full construction company: exteriors, interiors, remodeling, additions, decks and patios, and commercial tenant improvements across Dallas and Fort Worth.

Yes. Military discounts are available on our services. Mention it when you call.

That is most of what commercial roofing is. We sequence around trading hours on occupied buildings, and we carry liability and workers' compensation insurance plus a bond.
Dallas / Fort Worth rooftops seen from a roof MAG Builders is working on

Grapevine · Southlake · Colleyville · Dallas · Fort Worth

If you think the last storm got you, find out for nothing

The inspection is free and so is the write-up. If the roof is fine we will say so, put it in writing, and you can stop worrying about it until the next hail season.