Commercial roofing systems
TPO, EPDM, metal, and built-up roofing selected for the building, its use, and long-term performance.
- TPO and EPDM single-ply
- Standing-seam and metal panels
- Built-up and modified bitumen
Commercial & multifamily roofing
Hail-ready roofing for businesses and communities.
Commercial and multifamily roofing across North Texas — durable systems, Class 3 & 4 impact-rated options, and organized delivery for owners and property managers.
What we deliver
Systems built for North Texas weather
Multifamily communities
Maintenance programs, emergency tarping, repairs, and phased replacements for occupied apartment and townhome properties.
- Resident notices and site logistics
- Building-by-building phasing
- Documentation for owners and managers
Class 3 & Class 4 hail-resistant roofing
North Texas sees frequent hail. Impact-rated (UL 2218 Class 3 and Class 4) materials improve resistance to hail damage, and many insurers offer premium discounts for both ratings. Ask your carrier for the discount form — the insurance company supplies it once you request it — and it must be signed by the company that replaced the roof. CPSA signs yours.
- Class 4 impact-rated shingles
- Class 3 and Class 4 insurance discounts
- We sign the form your insurer provides
Permits & property-specific approvals
City permits. Clear next steps.
Commercial properties do not require HOA approval. CPSA coordinates applicable city permits and inspections separately from any community approval process. Multifamily properties may require HOA approval, depending on the community. Where approval is required, the property owner generally submits the approved city permit and project specifications to the association. CPSA prepares the supporting documentation; applicable city permits and inspections remain separate requirements.
Step 1
Scope & specifications
We prepare the written scope, material specifications, colors, and product data sheets for your project.
Step 2
City permit
CPSA files for the city permit where required. Once approved, we deliver the permit to you.
Step 3
Community review, if applicable
Commercial properties do not need HOA approval. If your home or multifamily community requires it, you generally submit the city permit and our specifications to the association.
Step 4
Ready to build
Once required permits and any applicable community approvals are in place, we schedule the work and keep you updated through the final walkthrough.
Common questions
Commercial Roofing FAQs
What is the difference between Class 3 and Class 4 roofing?+
Both are UL 2218 impact ratings. Class 4 is the highest rating and withstands a larger steel ball test than Class 3, offering stronger hail resistance. Many insurers offer premium discounts for Class 3 and Class 4 roofs. To claim one, request the form from your insurance company — the carrier supplies it after you ask — and it must be signed by the company that replaced the roof. CPSA completes and signs yours.
Do you work on occupied multifamily properties?+
Yes. We phase work by building, coordinate access with management, and keep owners and residents informed throughout the project.
Does commercial roofing require HOA approval?+
Commercial properties do not require HOA approval. CPSA coordinates applicable city permits and inspections separately from any community approval process.
Can multifamily roofing require HOA approval?+
Multifamily properties may require HOA approval, depending on the community. Where approval is required, the property owner generally submits the approved city permit and project specifications to the association. CPSA prepares the supporting documentation; applicable city permits and inspections remain separate requirements.
Which commercial roofing systems do you install?+
TPO, EPDM, metal, and built-up roofing systems, plus repairs and replacement planning.
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