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Roof repair
Leaks, missing shingles, flashing issues and wear that can be addressed before a larger failure develops.
Request an inspectionVeteran-owned roofing · Dallas–Fort Worth
Built for North Texas weather. Here long after the storm.
Residential, commercial and industrial roofing from a local team that has served the market since 2013 — with free inspections, clear recommendations and responsive project support.
- GAFCertified Plus™
- BBBA+ accredited
- 4.9★697 GAF reviews
NEW VIEW ROOFING
Local roof care with a clear next step.
Dallas · DFW
2013Michael Gibson purchased the family roofing business
24 hrTarget window for a free inspection after request
LifetimeWorkmanship warranty available on roofing installations*
DFWResidential, commercial & industrial roofing
Start with the roof, not the sales pitch
A clear path for the work your property actually needs.
New View covers routine repairs, full replacement and storm-related damage across residential and commercial properties. The first step is a roof inspection and a direct recommendation.
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Roof replacement
A full roofing system when age, damage or repeated repairs make replacement the stronger long-term option.
Plan a replacement03
Storm damage
Inspection, damage documentation and project support for hail, wind and other North Texas storm events.
See the processCommercial & industrial
Flat roofs, coatings, maintenance and replacement for business properties.
Why New View
A local company with a reason to stay accountable.
Owner Michael Gibson bought the company from his uncle in 2013 after serving in the U.S. Air Force. The story matters because New View is positioned as a local operator — not a crew that arrives only after a storm.
Meet your project manager through an inspectionVeteran-owned
Military service is part of the company’s documented ownership story, not a marketing layer added later.
Current credentials
GAF currently lists New View Roofing as Certified Plus™, and BBB lists the company as accredited with an A+ rating.
Warranty coverage
New View publishes a lifetime workmanship warranty for roofing installations, subject to its applicable terms and exclusions.
A simpler first step
Inspect first. Decide with better information.
The homepage should make the next action obvious without forcing a homeowner to understand every roofing material, warranty or insurance detail before making contact.
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Request a free inspection
Tell the team what you are seeing: a leak, visible damage, aging materials or a recent storm.
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Get an on-site assessment
New View inspects the roof, documents the condition and explains the recommended path forward.
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Choose the right scope
Repair, replacement, maintenance or storm-related work — with financing options available for qualifying projects.
In the field
The brand already has real work. The site should let it carry more of the story.
Instead of generic contractor stock photography, this concept foregrounds imagery already present in New View Roofing’s own social content.
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Customer proof
Strong reviews should feel like evidence, not decoration.
“Professional, efficient, and extremely knowledgeable.”
“Made the whole process easy, affordable, and stress free.”
Before you book
Questions homeowners usually need answered first.
No sprawling knowledge base on the homepage — just the questions that reduce hesitation before the inspection.
New View Roofing publicly offers free roof inspections and says it often schedules them within 24 hours of a request.
Yes. New View lists hail, wind and storm-damage repair among its core services and provides damage documentation and project support.
Yes. New View currently publishes financing options for qualifying home-improvement projects. Terms and approval depend on the financing provider.
New View publishes a lifetime workmanship warranty on roofing installations, subject to the warranty’s applicable terms, conditions and exclusions.
Free roof inspection
Start with a roof you understand.
Tell New View what is happening. A project manager can inspect the roof, document the condition and explain the practical next step.