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05/16/2026

04/29/2026

Been awhile while since we’ve shared these types of things. Heres another edition of “what TXFGC customers say”! If you know us well, you know we have a ‘NO DOOR KNOCKING’ policy. We stay in business and feed our families, - and help your friends, family, and neighbors by building relationships and earning your referrals.

04/15/2026

Check it out! The newest, hottest, can't miss event in Frisco! Community Social Hour with live music at The Club at Frisco Farms on the second Monday of each month! Stay tuned for our next performer!! He is a classic rock STUD!!

04/05/2026

Happy Easter to you from Texas Forever General Contracting and ROOFus the Armadillo! Have a blessed day full of family, friends, food, and egg hunting as we celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus Christ. 🐰🐣💐❤️

03/31/2026

Join us Saturday morning at 10AM for a fun Easter Egg hunt and photos with the Easter Bunny! Frisco Commons park!

Dont be a bad egg....... bring your kiddos out for some fun!

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03/30/2026

🤝 Why do some of North Texas’ top real estate agents call us in on their deals?

Because we do what we say we’re going to do.
And we get it done—no excuses.

We understand the pressure of real estate transactions. Timelines matter. Closings matter. People are counting on it. And when things get tight, we move mountains to help agents get across the finish line.

Here’s a real example from this week:

✔️ Contract signed Saturday afternoon
✔️ Crew on-site at 6:30am Monday, ready at first light
✔️ Materials? Not delivered… so we went and got them ourselves
✔️ Roof completed by mid-afternoon to keep closing on track

That’s what it takes. That’s what we do.

But this one meant more.

This wasn’t just another transaction. This was a sweet couple preparing to move out of state to be closer to family, as the husband battles Alzheimer’s. That hits close to home for me, and it’s a reminder that behind every project is a story.

In moments like this, it’s not just about speed—it’s about care, empathy, and doing right by people when it matters most.

We say it all the time:
👉 We install roofs and handle exterior work…
👉 But we’re really in the relationship business.

Out of thousands of contractors in DFW, this agent trusted us with this opportunity—and we don’t take that lightly.

Because more often than not, the people we serve are walking through something bigger than the project itself.

Storm damage. Life changes. Stressful transitions.

We show up ready—for all of it.

03/16/2026

Howdy folks!

🎙️ Join us tomorrow morning at 10:30am CST!!

Texas Forever General Contracting will be sitting down with Sophia Yvette from the Good Neighbor Podcast – Frisco to talk about our story, our mission, and what it means to serve homeowners here in Frisco and all of North Texas.

We’ll be sharing a little about how Texas Forever got started, some of the lessons we’ve learned along the way, a few things homeowners should know about navigating repairs and contractors, and we will answer the question “when is the best time to select a contractor”.

📅 Tomorrow (3/16) at 10:30 AM
📍 Listen at: gnpFrisco.com

We’d love for you to tune in and be part of the conversation!

03/09/2026

Working mans breakfast and report writing between appointments this morning. Some of the best tacos around! And check out their daily specials!! 1/2 price breakfast tacos and burritos today!

03/04/2026

🌩️ Before the Storm Hits…

Every year it happens. March rolls around, severe weather is forecasted, and suddenly:

The winds pick up.
The hail falls.
Phones start ringing.
And trucks with out-of-town plates are everywhere.

Here’s the hard truth:

The worst time to choose a general contractor is after a storm.

We were recently brought in to consult for a homeowner in the Anna/Melissa area who hired the first company that knocked on his door.

He was stressed. His roof was leaking. Windows were blown out. Water in the house.

He panicked.

That’s exactly what storm chasers count on.

Here’s what we found:

• Permits charged for — never pulled
• Work billed — not completed (nearly $10k worth)
• Inflated pricing
• Discontinued shingles installed
• Wrong ridge and wrong color
• No proof of warranty registration
• No copy of signed contract
• Backdated invoice with threats of 18% interest and a lien
• Workmanship that would have caused immediate leaks

Original estimate? Over $180,000.
Actual needed repairs? Around $60–65k.

Let that sink in.

This doesn’t just hurt one homeowner — it impacts everyone. Inflated claims and unethical practices are a major reason premiums rise, deductibles increase, coverages shrink, and claims get denied.

Storm damage is real.
Panic decisions are expensive.

When emotions are high, mistakes get made.

Before storm season ever shows up, you should already know:

✔️ Who you would call
✔️ Who actually lives and works in your community
✔️ Who understands the insurance process
✔️ Who will answer the phone next year

Storm chasers chase opportunity.
Local contractors build relationships.

At Texas Forever General Contracting, we believe preparation beats panic every time.

If you don’t already have a contractor you trust, now is the time to vet one — not when your roof is leaking.

📞 214-738-1640
Texas Forever. 🤠🛠️

03/02/2026

March 2, 1836.

Texas declared its independence — built on grit, faith, hard work, and people willing to stand their ground.

Growing up in West Texas, those values weren’t just history lessons… they were everyday life.

You keep your word.
You work until the job’s done.
You take care of your neighbors.

From cotton fields in the Panhandle to rooftops across DFW, that independent Texas spirit is still what drives us at Texas Forever General Contracting.

We believe in doing things the right way.
We believe integrity still matters.
And we believe serving people well is something to be proud of.

Happy Texas Independence Day from our family to yours.

Texas Forever.

02/03/2026

If this is what your roof looked like during your install, YOU DEFINITELY CHOSE THE WRONG COMPANY!!

The proper way to build a roof is to remove all of the roofing material including the felt underlayment to expose the decking underneath. We do this on every single roof we install. It is imperative to examine the decking underneath and check it for issues and fix them before installing the new roof system.

Companies that don’t remove felt do it for several reasons. Here are a few of them.
- it’s faster to cut corners (time saved not peelin the felt off, especially when it I the old black tarpaper felt that tend to come of in chunks and takes more time to clean up)
- it’s cheaper to cut corners (they save on paying the labor to pull the felt off, which at the end of the day increases their profit margins while giving you a roof assembly that might have unknown issues)
- typically homeowners are tied up with work on the day their roof is installed and these companies are hedging bets that you won’t ever know they didn’t do things that you paid them for. (At least not until you call a company like us that will identify and disclose their laziness and greed and how they shorted you!)

The companies that perform work like this will totally try to downplay the significance of this simple item. But I ask you, if they are willing to bend on the small things like this, what else are they shorting you the customer on? Seriously. If you cannot perform the little things correctly, how are you getting it right on the big things?
I’ve seen the following statements from corner cutting companies:
- “if one layer of felt is good…. 2 layers is better. It’s an additional layer of felt protecting the inside of your home.” This is false. It can actually make it harder to trace issues and determine where water is intruding as it may run between layers of felt before finding its way in your home
- “it helps hold cold air in during the summer and keeps hot air in during the winter. You guessed it. Wrong again. If that was the truth, it would them not make sense to have roof ventilation. The roof has to breathe. Lack of ventilation will kill your energy bills and the efficiency of your AC unit. Lack of ventilation contributes to moisture and condensation issues which ultimately could create a breeding ground for mold.
- “it’s not that big of a deal”. Well…. Thats wrong too It is a big deal if they ever read the manufacturer’s installation instructions. Almost every manufacturer has in their instructions to install over one layer of felt. Even some of the brands we choose not to install dur to lower wuality product as compared to others. Chances are you roof salesman has never read the instructions, nor do they understand the why behind why it would even be included in said instructions.

In closing, here are bullets of why we remove all felt, even in instances where we cannot supplement insurance for the additional labor costs when there are multiple layers of felt.
- you simply cannot inspect decking to ensure you have a nailable surface without removing it all
- it prevents proper breathing of the roof system
- it is added unnecessary weight on the structure of your home
- the manufacturers specify in their installation instructions that their products are installed over just one layer. (In the times we live in now, where companies will find any reason possible to deny a warranty claim, why would you hand them a warranty denial on a silver platter for not following their instructions?)

Seriously folks…. Pay attention and ask questions. Once you start learning these things, don’t be surprised when you are driving through your neighborhood and start noticing even simple things being done by contractors all over north Texas and beyond.

The most layers of felt we ran across in 2025 was 6. You read that right. That homeowner got taken by at least 6 contractors before they finally came to the correct company to get it done right. It is literally the most often seen shortcut I see from other companies in our market.

Just give us a call at Texas Forever General Contracting. and are not just cute hashtags we use, it’s a full description of how we operate.

The more you know…..