Roofing Contractor in Shreveport
Serving Homes and Businesses Across Shreveport-Bossier
Shreveport-Bossier sees long stretches of summer heat, sudden hailstorms, and a mix of residential neighborhoods and commercial buildings along both sides of the Red River. Our team handles roofing for both, and the approach differs depending on the property, the roofing system, and how it's held up so far.
Hargrove Roofing - Shreveport is family-owned, and the crew on your roof answers to that same standard.
Have questions about your roof? Contact us at (318) 568-9444, and we'll set you up with a free, no-obligation look.
Commercial Flat Roofing and Storm Repair
A lot of commercial buildings in this area use flat or low-slope roofing, which fails in different ways than a pitched residential roof, usually through ponding water or a seam that's given out rather than missing shingles. Catching that early matters more on a flat roof, since water sitting in one spot for weeks does more damage than a quick storm would.
Asphalt shingle roofs on homes here also take a beating from a different angle: extended heat accelerates aging more than in cooler climates, on top of whatever a hailstorm adds.
What we handle most in this market:
- Flat and low-slope roof repair – Ponding water and failing seams are the most common issues on commercial buildings. We find where the membrane is compromised and repair or patch it without a full tear-off unless the damage genuinely calls for one.
- Hail damage assessment and repair – Hail bruising on shingles isn't always visible at first glance, and it shortens the life of the roof even when there's no active leak yet. We check for it after any significant storm.
- Asphalt shingle repair and replacement – Heat-accelerated wear shows up as curling, cracking, and granule loss well before a shingle roof's expected lifespan is up. We replace what's failing and tell you honestly how much life is left in the rest.
- Metal roofing for commercial properties – Metal holds up better than flat systems in some applications and is worth considering on a replacement, depending on the building's age, slope, and how it's used.
For a full replacement, residential or commercial, we'll go over what fits the property, the budget, and how the building gets used, including whether a repair could realistically buy more time first.
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Billy Hargrove, AIA CEO -
Anna Brocato CFO -
Ed Adams COO -
Gage Liles President of Residential Sales -
Jeff Draker President of Residential Roofing -
Bryan Young President of Commercial Roofing
The Same Crew from Quote to Completion
The team that gives you the estimate is the same one that does the work and the one you call if a question comes up later. Nobody gets handed off partway through, whether the job is a homeowner's roof or a commercial property with a property manager involved.
Before you approve anything, you'll have the findings, the price, and a realistic timeline in hand. If something changes once work is underway, we call before acting on it, and a companywide quality-control review independently checks the finished work.
