Your Roof Deserves More Than a Contractor. It Deserves a Partner.

Most commercial roofing companies bid on the job and visit twice.

AVID does not operate like your typical mom-and-pop. AVID projects are assigned to and fully supervised by a project manager who answers to you by name and gives you a daily report. When something goes sideways on a flat roof in August, you don't get a call center. You get the person who scoped the job.

DAILY REPORT

A written report every day the job is open. Not a summary at the end.

NAMED PM

One project manager, named before the contract is signed, on the job until it closes.

REAL ASSESSMENT

Core cuts, drone imagery, moisture survey. System selection matched to what the building does — not just the price point.

HONEST SCOPE

We'd rather lose a job to a lower bid than win one we mis-scoped. That policy is in writing.

Eight building types. Different problems. Same standard

A hotel roof has to stay quiet. A medical roof can't shut down a wing. A retail roof has to hide every

penetration the tenants drilled without asking. We scope the work to the building, not the template.

01 - COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES

Most of what AVID does falls under one banner: commercial roofing for property managers and building owners who need their assets protected and their budgets respected. Office parks, mixed-use developments, multi-tenant buildings — the common thread is that the roof is a line item you'd rather not think about until it fails, and our job is to make sure it doesn't. We handle the inspection, the system recommendation, the installation, and the maintenance plan that keeps a small problem from becoming a capital expense.

02 - HOTEL ROOFING

A hotel roof has a guest list. Every leak is a vacated room, a refunded night, and a review you can't take back. Hotels also stack rooftop HVAC, kitchen exhaust, and pool-deck waterproofing into a tight footprint, which means more penetrations, more seams, and more places for water to find a way in. We install and maintain hotel roofs with that pressure in mind — phased work that keeps floors occupied and detailing built around the equipment that's actually up there.

03 - INDUSTRIAL ROOFING

Warehouses, distribution centers, and manufacturing plants cover acres of inventory and equipment with membranes to keep them dry. Scale is the whole game here: a roof this size has thousands of linear feet of seams and dozens of curbs, drains, and scuppers, and any one of them is a failure point. We specify systems that stand up to the span — and we maintain them on a schedule, because at this square footage, you find the problem before the storm does, or you don't find it until it's flooded the floor.

04 - MEDICAL FACILITY

Hospitals, clinics, and medical office buildings have the lowest tolerance for failure of any property AVID works on. Water intrusion in a clean room, pharmacy, or imaging suite isn't an inconvenience — it's a shutdown and a liability. Medical roofs also demand careful coordination: the work occurs above occupied patient spaces, around sensitive equipment, and under inflexible code requirements. We plan medical projects around the building to keep it fully operational, with containment and scheduling that keep disruption off the patient floors.

05 - OFFICE BUILDING ROOFING

Office buildings are about the people underneath and the tenants you answer to. A leak in a leased suite is a tenant-relations problem before it's a roofing problem, and roof work during business hours is noise, smell, and disruption that your occupants notice. We sequence office projects to protect the workday — quiet phases, weekend windows where it makes sense, and a system spec that gets the disruption over with in one go rather than dragging it out through repeated repairs.

06 - RESTAURANT ROOFING

Restaurant roofs fight a battle nothing else does: grease. Kitchen exhaust coats the surrounding membrane, breaking down standard systems faster than weather ever could, and the roof is crowded with exhaust fans, makeup-air units, and gas lines all punching through the field. On top of that, you can't close. We install restaurant roofs with grease-resistant detailing around the exhaust and schedule the work to keep your kitchen serving — because a closed restaurant is a roofing repair that costs more.

07 - RETAIL ROOFING

Retail roofing is about protecting inventory and keeping the floor open. A leak over a sales floor damages merchandise, closes sections, and sends customers elsewhere. Retail properties also tend to be wide, low-slope buildings with long drainage runs where ponding water is the recurring enemy. We spec and maintain retail roofs to move water off fast and to take the work in stages, so the store keeps selling while the roof gets sound.

08 - SPECIALTY ROOFING

Some buildings don't fit a category — and those are often the ones that need the most experienced eye. Churches, schools, government facilities, historic structures, and anything with an unusual roof geometry or a one-off problem fall into this category. When a building has a roof that off-the-shelf answers don't solve, that's the conversation AVID wants to have. We've seen enough of the strange ones to know that the right system is the one built for what's actually in front of us, not what's easiest to bid.

"Started sweeping floors in a sheet metal shop at 17. Forty years later, I've installed over $300M worth of quality roofing across the U.S."

DAVE WASSON | CHIEF EXECUTIVE

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Fort Worth-based. Active across DFW and 13 states.

Our home market is the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. National accounts run from the same Fort Worth office under master service agreements.

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