Flat, low-slope and metal roofs for Robstown warehouses, shops, ag buildings, churches and storefronts, installed by the Corpus Christi crew next door.
RISE Roofing handles commercial roofing in Robstown for the businesses that keep this Nueces County town running: warehouses and yards, farm and equipment buildings, shop buildings, churches, schools, offices and the retail strips along U.S. 77 and State Highway 44. Our Corpus Christi office is less than 20 miles east, so getting to a Robstown site is a short trip up Highway 44.
We install new low-slope and metal roofs, replace worn-out ones, inspect existing systems and restore sound roofs with coatings. For an owner or facility manager, that means one contractor for the whole life of the roof instead of a different call for every problem.
Every job starts with a free inspection and ends with our 10-year workmanship warranty. Because Robstown sits inside the Texas windstorm catastrophe area, we handle the city permit and the TDI windstorm paperwork as part of the project.
Robstown grew up around a railroad junction in the early 1900s and was incorporated in 1912. According to the Handbook of Texas, its economy was built on agriculture and petroleum: by the late 1940s the town had cotton gins and vegetable packing sheds, and the 1960s brought petroleum-related firms, a ready-mix concrete producer and portable-building manufacturers. That history still shows in the building stock. Much of the commercial square footage here is practical: metal-framed shop and storage buildings, warehouses with long low-slope roofs, and older masonry storefronts with flat roofs hidden behind parapet walls.
The town is also home to the Richard M. Borchard Regional Fairgrounds, a 45-acre complex owned by Nueces County with a pavilion, exhibit halls, a conference center and an equestrian center. Large-span public buildings like those are a good picture of what commercial roofing in Robstown involves: wide roof areas, lots of rooftop equipment and drainage that has to work every time it rains.
Robstown is inland from the bay, but it is still in a coastal county, and Gulf weather reaches it. The usual causes of trouble on the roofs we inspect in this part of Nueces County are:
TPO is a white single-ply membrane with heat-welded seams. It reflects much of the summer sun, which matters on a building with a big roof and a cooling bill to match. A 20-year manufacturer material warranty is available on the TPO systems we install. If you are weighing it against PVC, our TPO vs. PVC comparison walks through the differences.
PVC is the membrane we suggest when a roof sees grease, oils or chemicals, such as restaurant kitchens with rooftop exhaust or shops that vent process fumes. Its welded seams hold up well where those exposures would soften other materials.
Modified bitumen is a multi-ply asphalt roof that tolerates foot traffic and rough handling. It is a sensible choice for roofs with a lot of equipment and service visits, and it is familiar on older flat-roof storefronts.
For pitched commercial roofs, ag buildings and churches, we install standing seam metal. Panels are roll-formed on the job site to the exact run length, so long roofs go on without end laps, and we offer snap-lock and mechanically seamed profiles. Concealed fasteners mean no exposed screws waiting to back out.
If the deck and insulation are dry and the existing roof is still sound, a coating can restore it without a tear-off. As a certified GAF roof coating partner, we can offer a GAF NDL warranty against water intrusion on qualifying coating systems, from 10 to 20 years depending on how thick the coating goes on. Our silicone roof coating guide explains when a coating makes sense and when it does not.
A commercial roof inspection is free. We walk the roof, check the membrane or panels, seams, flashing, curbs, drains and parapet walls, look for wet insulation, and photograph what we find so you can see the condition for yourself.
Commercial roof repair covers the problems that cause most leaks: open seams, failed flashing at walls and curbs, cracked pitch pans, punctures from foot traffic and backed-out fasteners on metal roofs. Repairs are scheduled like any other project, so the earlier a problem is reported, the better.
When a roof is past repair, commercial roof replacement means tearing off to the deck, fixing damaged decking, adding insulation where it pays off and installing a new system with proper drainage. We plan the work around your business hours so a store, office or church can keep operating.
Nueces County is one of the 14 coastal counties that the Texas Department of Insurance designates as the catastrophe area. Roofing work there falls under the TDI Windstorm Inspection Program, and a completed project receives a WPI-8 certificate of compliance, which owners need for coverage through the Texas Windstorm Insurance Association. We handle the paperwork for the city permit and for the windstorm inspection, and we build the roof to the requirements those inspections check. Our Texas windstorm guide has more background.
Commercial work is the focus of this page, but the same crew re-roofs Robstown houses with Owens Corning shingles, standing seam metal and stone-coated steel. See our residential roofing services, and ask about financing through Acorn Finance, a third-party lender, for qualified homeowners.
Yes. Robstown is less than 20 miles from our Corpus Christi office and well inside our 50-mile service radius. We install, replace, inspect and coat commercial roofs there, including TPO, PVC, modified bitumen and standing seam metal.
Robstown is in Nueces County, which TDI includes in the designated catastrophe area, so roofing work there goes through the TDI Windstorm Inspection Program and receives a WPI-8 certificate when it passes. We handle that paperwork along with the city permit.
Often, if the deck and insulation are dry and the roof is still structurally sound. We check that during a free inspection. Qualifying GAF coating systems can carry a GAF NDL warranty against water intrusion of 10 to 20 years, depending on coating thickness.
TPO is a cost-effective, reflective choice for most low-slope roofs. PVC is the better fit where grease, oils or chemicals reach the roof, such as kitchen exhaust. We explain the trade-offs in the written quote.
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