Johnson Roofing is a Certified Applicator for the world’s top roofing manufacturers including Berridge, Carlisle, Centria, Fibertite, Firestone, GACO, GAF, IB, Johns-Manville, MBCI, McElroy, Petersen Aluminum, Sarnafil, Siplast, Soprema, to name a few.
We are licensed by the Roofing Contractors Association of Texas (RCAT), which provides many benefits to you, the customer.
Our commercial projects span the great state of Texas, Louisiana and Oklahoma, including, but not limited to, hospitals, college campuses, U.S. military installations, industrial facilities, retail stores, local, state, and federal government facilities.
Today, we own a fleet of more than 150 pieces of vehicles and equipment handled by over 50 certified equipment operators trained on our aerial man-lifts and rough terrain forklifts.
We have 25 NRCA Certified Torch Applicators and 23 First Aid and CPR providers.
Our number one goal is safety, driven by our pursuit of excellence.
The safety of the field team, building owners, occupants, and passers-by are of utmost importance to us. We believe we have one of the best, if not the best, safety records for a roofing contractor in the state of Texas, as demonstrated by our 0.84 experience modification rating (EMR). Read more about our award-winning safety and training programs.
Johnson Roofing’s UL Certified Sheet Metal Department is one of 28 contractors in the U.S. —and one of six in Texas — to hold an Underwriters Laboratory Certificate, which recognizes our ability to fabricate materials to a higher quality standard.
By meeting the most stringent sheet metal fabrication requirements globally, recognized by the leading quality control authority, Johnson Roofing affixes the prestigious UL label to our sheet metal fabricated products, ultimately ensuring a premier product for customers.
Baylor University Sciences Building, Waco
U.S. Federal Courthouse, Austin, TX
University of Mary Hardin-Baylor, Belton
Roofs bake in the summer, especially in Texas, and freeze in the winter. Maintenance personnel walk on it, throw things on it, drill holes in it, install bolts and screws through it, and roll heavy equipment across it. It’s an asset that takes a good amount of abuse.
