DIVISION 07 ROOFING SUBCONTRACTOR • REROOF & NEW CONSTRUCTION • FEDERAL & COMMERCIAL
We communicate. We perform the job.
Falcon Roofing is the roofing subcontractor for general contractors, federal primes and large roofing companies, on reroofs, new construction, and repair and maintenance. Base-ready crews built to work on military installations, VA medical centers and hospitals.
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- SBA-certified SDVOSB
- OSHA 30-trained Falcon supervisor on every site
- Photo report every workday
- Duro-Last · Mule-Hide · McElroy Metal approved
A Falcon supervisor and a photo report, every workday.
An OSHA 30-trained Falcon supervisor runs your site every working day and sends you a photo report at the end of each one. Same-day notice of any weather or delay day.
Base-ready crews for controlled sites.
Crews built to work on military installations, VA medical centers and hospitals. Background checks, badging and site training are done before day one, and the crews travel nationwide.
Planned to finish ahead of your date.
We plan every job to finish ahead of your date. You see progress against the schedule every day, and you hear the same day if anything threatens it.
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SBA VetCert Certified SDVOSB · VOSB
Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business · Veteran-Owned Small Business
Certified June 11, 2026 · Expires June 11, 2029
Verify on SBA ↗UEI KCBVN6Q3ZSH8 · CAGE 201S0
UEI
KCBVN6Q3ZSH8
CAGE
201S0
NAICS
238160
NAICS 238160 Roofing Contractors (primary) · SAM.gov: Active — reps & certs current
Look us up on SAM.gov ↗Manufacturer standing
Duro-Last Authorized Contractor · Mule-Hide Certified Contractor · McElroy Metal Certified Installer
Texas Veterans Commission
Verified Veteran-Owned Business
Texas-based • Nationwide deployment
Small Business • Veteran-Owned • Established 2023
WHAT WE FIX
The two complaints we hear most from GCs.
“Our roofing sub went quiet.”
You chase the sub for updates. You hear about a weather day a week late. You wait on paperwork at pay-app time.
How we fix it
- An OSHA 30-trained Falcon supervisor on your site every working day, named to you before mobilization.
- A photo report from the supervisor at the end of every workday.
- A project team behind the job for schedule, submittals and paperwork, with Mike Price, COO & Owner, a phone call away for any decision.
- A weekly look-ahead: next week’s work, deliveries, inspections and what we need from you.
- Same-day notice of any weather or delay day, with a working-day and weather log.
- A weekly invoice with conditional and unconditional lien or bond waivers.
“The crew couldn’t get on base.”
The crew shows up on day one and can’t get through the gate, or the paperwork isn’t ready when the installation, the VA medical center or the hospital asks for it.
How we fix it
- Crews pre-register in the installation’s visitor and contractor pass system.
- Background checks and badging are done before day one.
- Required site training, such as fall protection, is finished before day one.
- Davis-Bacon certified payroll every week, on WH-347 with the Statement of Compliance.
WHAT A GC GETS EVERY DAY
A short report with photos, at the end of every workday.
This is a sample. The project and numbers below are example data, there to show you the format.
SAMPLE DAILY REPORT · EXAMPLE DATA ONLY
- Project
- Example: Building 100 roof replacement
- Report
- Workday 6 of a 30-day roofing schedule
- Sent
- 5:30 PM, end of workday · From the Falcon site supervisor
- Weather
- Clear, high 78°F, wind 8 mph. Working day. No weather delay.
- On site
- Falcon supervisor (OSHA 30, competent person) on site all day. Crew competent person plus 6 installers, 7:00 AM to 4:30 PM. All base badges current.
- Done today
- Section B2: tear-off and dry-in, watertight at end of day. Section B1: tapered insulation and cover board installed. Section B1: membrane installed and heat-welded, about 40 squares.
- Schedule
- Your roofing complete date: Day 30. Our planned finish: Day 26. Today: on plan.
- Safety
- Morning safety briefing led by the Falcon supervisor: roof-edge fall protection. Hot work permit in place. Fire watch stayed 60 minutes after hot work ended. Incidents: none.
- Need from you
- Mechanical sub to disconnect RTU-3 by Thursday so we can flash the curb.
- Tomorrow
- Section B3 tear-off and dry-in. Edge metal delivery at 10:00 AM, north laydown area.
- Photos
- 14 attached: start of day, deck after tear-off, insulation, end-of-day dry-in.
It comes from the Falcon supervisor on your site, with the photos attached. Reply to it or call the supervisor. For a decision or an escalation, Mike Price, COO & Owner, is a phone call away.
THE ROOFING EXPERTS ON YOUR TEAM
Reroofs. New construction. Repair and maintenance.
We work for GCs on reroofs and new construction, and on repair and maintenance. Value engineering runs through every phase, from the first spec review to closeout, so the roof is right for the building, the budget and the schedule.
- Commercial reroofing: tear-off and replacement
- New construction: the complete roof system, sequenced with the building schedule
- Repair and maintenance: leak detection and response, repairs and scheduled maintenance programs
- Single-ply: TPO, PVC and EPDM on Duro-Last and Mule-Hide systems
- Modified bitumen and built-up: cold-applied and torch/heat-welded SBS assemblies
- Metal roofing: standing seam and commercial metal systems (McElroy)
- Sheet metal and flashing: coping, edge metal, counterflashing, gutters, downspouts and penetrations
- Waterproofing: coatings, transitions and building-envelope tie-ins
- Solar PV detach and reset, sequenced inside the roofing scope
- Emergency roof response: temporary dry-in and leak control
Got a roof on your next bid?
Send the invite. Our preconstruction team reviews every one, and you get a yes or no within one business day.