About
Jeff Eubank Roofing Co., Inc. is a commercial roofing contractor at 1900 Northpark Drive in Fort Worth, Tarrant County, near the Fort Worth Stockyards. The company's own site tells the origin story plainly: Jeff Eubank grew up in Fort Worth working seasonally for a roofing company his father Max founded in 1960, and started his own firm in 1988. BBB records the business start as October 1988 and lists Jeff Eubank as president. The main number is (817) 334-0161. The work is commercial rather than residential. Services listed on the company site include roof replacements, overlays and recovers, new construction roofing, repairs, preventative maintenance, infrared imaging and roof testing, budgets and assessments, MEP penetration flashing, roof coatings and skylights, supported by an in-house sheet metal shop. Systems handled include built-up roofing, modified bitumen, TPO, PVC, EPDM, architectural sheet metal, fluid-applied membrane, coal-tar pitch, tile, slate and asphalt shingle. The project portfolio is institutional and civic: TCU's Schollmaier Arena and Scharbauer Hall, the Winspear Opera House, the Kimbell Art Museum, Cook Children's Medical Center, Baylor All Saints Medical Center, Texas Woman's University, Dallas Baptist University, Tarrant County buildings and the Fort Worth Zoo primate house, with work also recorded in Plano, Cleburne, Waxahachie and Grapevine. GAF lists the company in its own commercial contractor directory. BBB has it Accredited since 1995 with an A+ rating. Fort Worth is inland, so hail and wind rather than coastal windstorm certification drive the risk picture here.
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While driving today, I saw one of your big 18 wheeler trucks with the dumpster on the back fly through a red light doing about 70 miles an hour In a 40 mile hour zone glad I hesitated at the light or I would’ve gotten T-boned Left a message the lady was nice and said thanks but after seeing the reviews and people saying similar, things doesn’t look like they care have her the License plate number hopefully they’ll fire someone before they seriously injure somebody a truck that large will destroy most vehicles
I'm sure these good people were off to help those in need with fuel needs I commend them for this. Thank you for doing your part to help our brothers and sisters in South East Texas. My family was personally impacted and were visited by kind people like yourselves. I hope that more people will see this and go to you for their roofing needs.
While driving this morning, one of their trucks was going down I 35 and debris was blowing out of the back of truck. Vehicles were having to dodge these items, which appeared to be discarded boards of some sort. When I tried calling, of course no answer and when I tried calling emergency number, again it went to Vm and the greeting did not include the persons name. Since I was trying to use hands-free it made it difficult. I do not know if they got my message or not.
They seem to stay busy so I assume their work is good. I haven't actually been here but I go next door
Awesome place
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