Dallas–Fort Worth · Family-owned
Done the way you’d want it done in your own home.
Remodeling, roofing, and water-damage restoration and reconstruction across North Texas. We tell you the truth, we finish what we start, and we’re still worth calling a year from now.
What we’re actually selling
The job is the work. The relationship is the result.
Anyone can put a roof on a house. What you’re really deciding is who you’re going to let into your home, whose word you’re going to rely on when something unexpected turns up behind a wall, and who’s going to pick up the phone next year.
Selbor is a family company. That isn’t a marketing detail — it’s the reason we care what our name means after the last invoice is paid.
That is the question every person representing Selbor is expected to ask when they aren’t sure what to do. Then act accordingly.
What we do
Three service lines. One standard.
Remodeling & Renovation
Kitchens, bathrooms, whole-home renovation and additions. Work you’d be glad to show someone.
Explore remodeling →
Roofing
Repair, replacement, and honest answers about hail damage and what your policy actually covers.
Explore roofing →
Water Damage Restoration & Reconstruction
We don’t just dry it out. We put it back. One company from the water to the paint.
Explore restoration →The part most companies skip
Drying the house out is half the job.
Here’s how water damage usually goes. An emergency crew arrives fast, extracts the water, sets the fans, takes their equipment back — and leaves. You’re standing in a house with the drywall cut out to eighteen inches, an insurance file half-open, and a second search ahead of you to find somebody to put it all back.
That handoff is where homeowners get lost. Two companies, two estimates, two versions of what the insurance company said, and nobody who owns the outcome.
We do both halves. Mitigation and reconstruction, one company, one accountability chain. If something was missed during dry-out, it’s still our problem at paint.
A $100 repair gets the same phone call as a $500,000 renovation.
We don’t qualify people by the size of their project. If it matters enough for you to call, it matters enough for us to answer properly.
Plenty of companies won’t quote small work. That’s a business decision they’re entitled to make. Ours is different: today’s small repair is how somebody decides whether to trust us with something bigger — and more to the point, a person with a small problem is still a person with a problem.
How we operate
Six things we hold ourselves to.
Where we work
Across Dallas–Fort Worth.
Straight answers
The things contractors don’t usually put in writing.
What your insurer actually owes you after a hail storm. What a roof really costs in North Texas. How to tell an honest contractor from a good salesman.
Tell us what’s going on with your house.
No pressure, no sales process. Tell us what’s happening and we’ll tell you what we think — including when the answer is that you don’t need us.