Commercial Roofing in Corpus Christi, TX — Built for Gulf Storms & Salt Air

Most of these calls open the same way out here: a tenant's complaint, a fresh stain on a ceiling tile, and a property manager holding a roof they never chose. Our Coastal Bend team is built to lift that off your desk — with a documented scope, not a sales pitch.

ARP came to the Coastal Bend for Hurricane Harvey and stayed. Since that Cat 4 landfall at Rockport and Port Aransas, our teams have worked across the region — Rockport, Aransas Pass, Ingleside, and Portland — and we know how the buildings out here fail: salt-air corrosion at the seams and fasteners that decides whether a commercial metal roof lasts on the coast, wind-driven rain finding tired flashings, and drainage that can't keep up with a Gulf downpour when the commercial gutters and scuppers were sized for a drizzle.

For coastal commercial buildings in the TWIA-designated counties we serve — Nueces, San Patricio, and Aransas — windstorm documentation matters to your coverage. ARP builds to the windstorm code so the WPI-8 certificate can be issued, and coordinates that inspection with a qualified Texas windstorm engineer, who issues the certificate. You don't manage that process yourself.

Each system rides on its own certification. ARP holds GAF GoldElite Commercial, UNIFLEX Premier Elite for fluid-applied coatings, and Elevate Red Shield licensing (elevatecommercialbp.com) — and because GAF and UNIFLEX are two separate companies, we carry both, since the right coating for a roof isn't always made by whoever made the membrane beneath it. Running commercial operations is COO Randal Williams, a former commercial high-rise field engineer and Xactimate expert with 15+ years in roofing and construction, who has scoped and documented more than $7 million in insurance claim work across Texas, including single commercial claims above $2 million.

Down here on the bay, the salt air and the Gulf storms decide what a roof needs, not the brochure. Before we put a number on a Port warehouse or a refinery outbuilding, my team documents what's actually up there — the corroded fasteners, the drains, the seams — so the scope you sign is the roof you get.