Clark Roofing is a trusted roofing contractor based in Waco, Texas, serving residential and commercial property owners throughout the state. Established in 1987, the company provides reliable roofing solutions, including roof repair, roof replacement, new roof installation, and storm damage services.
In addition to roofing, the team specializes in pre-engineered metal buildings, steel structures, and barndominiums. These durable and versatile solutions can be customized for residential, commercial, agricultural, industrial, storage, and other applications. From planning and design to installation, the team works to meet the specific needs of each project.
With decades of industry experience, the company focuses on quality workmanship, dependable materials, safety, and professional service. Whether you need to repair an existing roof, install a new roofing system, or develop a customized metal building or barndominium, the experienced team provides practical solutions designed for lasting performance.
Property owners throughout Texas can contact the company to discuss their roofing or metal building needs and request a professional estimate.
Where Clark Roofing came from explains how it runs. The company says it was established on the craftsmanship of J. Michael Clark Builders, Inc., a custom home builder and general contractor, and that this background is why it assigns a construction manager to a roofing project rather than a salesperson. It treats every roof as a custom job, which is a general contractor’s habit more than a roofer’s.
Two phone numbers are worth noting before you need them. The main office line is (254) 374-4477. For emergency repairs the company directs callers to a separate 24-hour number, (254) 255-1518, and says the contact form is for general enquiries only. Writing that down now saves time during a storm.
The metal building side of the business is substantial and often missed. Pre-engineered metal buildings, barndominiums, steel buildings, storage buildings and ACM panel systems each have their own service line. ACM panel work in particular sits closer to facade fabrication than roofing, and it is unusual to find it in the same shop as residential re-roofs.
Commercial roofing is split further by occupancy, with distinct retail and industrial service pages, and silicone roof coatings are offered as an alternative to a full tear-off on existing low-slope roofs. Project galleries are organised the same way, industrial and retail separately.
The main office is at 221 Cotton Drive in Waco, with a second office in Dallas, and the company works across Texas. Business hours are Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm. It is fully insured, workers compensation insured and bonded, and holds license ROOF9863795.
Storm damage inspections are free, and the company has supported Isaiah 117 House in McLennan County.