Commercial roofing in Lovington, NM
TPO, PVC, modified bitumen, metal, and coatings for Lovington-area facilities. Chemical-rated systems for oilfield service exposure, in-house crews mobilizing from Lubbock and the Permian corridor, and documentation your carrier accepts the first time.
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21+
Years serving West Texas & New Mexico
1000+
Commercial roofs completed
2005
Founded in Lubbock, TX
TX & NM
Licensed & insured in both states
A commercial roofer that already works the Lea County corridor.
Lovington sits at the center of Lea County — the Permian Basin on the Texas side, the Delaware Basin to the south, and a county seat that functions as the civic, retail, and medical backbone for the oilfield service economy running along US-82 and NM-18. Every one of those economies puts a different load on a roof. Oilfield service yards see hydrocarbons, solvents, and brine on walking surfaces that eventually land on the roof. Dairy and cotton processing demands a working thermal envelope. Lovington’s hospital, schools, courthouse, and highway retail all run on dead-flat low-slope roofs that bake under New Mexico sun eight months of the year.
Roofs Inc runs the Lea County corridor out of Lubbock on a regular rotation. We work Hobbs to the south, Artesia to the west, Roswell to the northwest, and the Midland/Odessa Permian core across the Texas line. Lovington is roughly 105 miles from our Lubbock HQ — inside the service radius we work weekly, not a one-off road trip. We do not chase residential. We build, replace, coat, and maintain the commercial roofs that keep Lovington operating.
What facility managers get from us: the right system for the actual exposure — PVC where oilfield chemicals or washdown land on the roof, TPO where they don’t, metal where slope and horizon justify it, coatings where an existing membrane is dry enough to extend. No upsell, no bait-and-switch, no residential crew moonlighting on a flat roof.
Lovington, NM
Lea County seat — Permian Basin service corridor
Commercial roofing systems we install in Lovington
We install and service a full range of commercial roofing systems, matched to your building, budget, and the regional climate.
Low-slope commercial roofing
Flat and low-slope roofs — common on warehouses, retail buildings, and offices in Lovington — need drainage-first design and flashing done right the first time. It’s the roofing work Roofs Inc. has built its name on, with in-house crews and free on-site assessments.
Commercial Roofing Services in Lovington
Every commercial system a Lovington building might need — retail buildings, warehouses, schools, and office properties.
24/7 emergency response — dry-in the same day, permanent restoration on the same contract.
Scheduled inspections, tracked service history, warranty preservation. Especially important in the high-UV, corrosive environment of SE New Mexico.
Xactimate-line documentation, drone imagery, and direct submission to your carrier for hail and wind events.
Tear-off, deck repair, insulation to code, and manufacturer-warranted membrane. One contract, one crew, one completion certificate.
Wind and hail repair for commercial roofs — routine work in a region where severe weather is part of doing business.
Free, no-pressure assessments that tell you honestly whether your roof needs a repair, a coating, or a full replacement.
Regional roofer, oilfield-scale specification.
West TX + NM
Lovington has local general contractors who can patch a roof. What it doesn’t have in volume is commercial roofing contractors who run commercial-only — who understand that an oilfield-service building needs a different membrane than a Main Street retail center, who have manufacturer certifications on PVC and TPO, and who can produce Xactimate-line documentation when a hail event lands and the insurance adjuster shows up.
Roofs Inc has run SE New Mexico from Lubbock for years. We bring crews, we bring material pre-staged for the job, and we bring warranties backed by manufacturers who audit our installers. We walk away from residential, and we walk away from estimates we can’t honor.
Pair any Lovington installation with a maintenance program and the warranty you were sold is the warranty you keep. That’s the whole operating model — and it’s the one Lea County facility managers call us back for.
Common questions from Lea County facility managers.
We're a fully licensed New Mexico commercial roofing contractor. Lea County — Lovington, Hobbs, Jal, Eunice — is part of our core SE New Mexico service area, and we have crews on the ground there regularly out of Lubbock and the Permian corridor.
Usually PVC. Standard TPO isn't rated for sustained hydrocarbon, solvent, or brine exposure — the plasticizers migrate and the membrane goes brittle well before its rated service life. PVC holds up much better in these environments and is what we typically spec for buildings with real oilfield-service exposure. Where exposure is minimal, TPO is still the right economic call. Our assessment determines which.
Yes. Insulated metal panels and fully adhered single-ply are what we spec for cold-storage, processing, and anywhere the thermal envelope has to actually perform. We design for condensation control, foot traffic from equipment maintenance, and the sanitation requirements on food-grade roofs. See metal roofing and TPO roofing.
Yes. Lea County sees hail roughly every other spring, and the straight-line wind events along the Caprock escarpment are a recurring threat. We produce Xactimate-line scopes, drone imagery, moisture maps, and submit directly to your carrier so the adjuster's estimate and ours match on the first pass. See insurance claim assistance.
For emergency response, typically same-day from Lubbock or from crews already staged in SE New Mexico. For scheduled work, on-site assessment within a week and project mobilization sequenced around your operations.
Also serving West Texas & New Mexico
Lubbock is our home base — we also work throughout the following cities.
- Amarillo, TX
- Plainview, TX
- Brownfield, TX
- Littlefield, TX
- Slaton, TX
- Post, TX
- Carlsbad, NM
- Alamogordo, NM
- Portales, NM