Roofing services
Repairs, storm damage, full replacements, commercial roofs and gutters. Each page explains the signs, what the roofer does, how long it takes and what drives the price.
Roof repair
Leaks, missing shingles, flashing, vents, skylights and rotted fascia.
Roof Repair
Roof repair fixes a specific failure — a leak, missing or creased shingles, lifted flashing, a cracked pipe boot, a leaking skylight or rotted decking — without replacing the whole roof.
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Roof Leak Repair
Roof leak repair finds where water is actually getting through — usually flashing, a pipe boot, a valley or wind-lifted shingles — fixes that entry point, and replaces any wet or rotted decking and insulation below it.
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Emergency Roof Repair
Emergency roof repair stops active water entry as quickly as possible — patching or tarping a hole, securing lifted roofing, or removing a fallen limb — so permanent repairs can be scheduled safely.
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Shingle Repair
Shingle repair replaces missing, torn or wind-creased shingles and reseals lifted ones so the roof sheds water again.
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Roof Flashing Repair
Flashing is the metal that seals the joints where a roof meets a wall, chimney, dormer or valley.
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Pipe Boot & Roof Vent Repair
A pipe boot is the rubber collar that seals plumbing vent pipes through the roof.
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Skylight Leak Repair
Most skylight leaks come from failed flashing or seals around the unit, not the glass.
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Soffit & Fascia Repair
Fascia is the trim board behind the gutters; soffit is the underside of the roof overhang.
Learn moreStorm damage
Hurricane, wind and hail damage, emergency tarping and insurance claims.
Storm Damage Roof Repair
Storm damage roof repair starts with protecting the house — tarping any openings — then documenting damage for insurance and repairing or replacing what the storm broke.
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Hurricane Roof Damage
Hurricane roof damage — torn-off shingles, lifted decking, fallen trees and wind-driven rain intrusion — is handled in three stages: emergency tarping, a documented inspection for your TWIA or homeowners claim, and permanent repair or replacement built to the windstorm code..
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Wind Damage Roof Repair
Wind damage breaks the seal between shingle courses, then creases, lifts or tears shingles off — usually along ridges, rakes, eaves and the windward side.
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Hail Damage Roof Repair
Hail damage shows as random bruises, cracks or spots of lost granules on shingles, plus dents in vents, gutters and other soft metals.
Learn moreEmergency Roof Tarping
Emergency roof tarping covers damaged areas with a heavy-duty tarp fastened with battens over the ridge, keeping rain out until permanent repairs.
Learn moreRoof Insurance Claim Help
A roofer helps a storm claim by documenting damage with photos and measurements, preparing a line-item scope, and meeting the adjuster on site to point out damage.
Learn moreRoof replacement
Shingle and metal re-roofs built for Gulf Coast wind, heat and humidity.
Roof Replacement
A roof replacement tears the old roof down to the decking, replaces any rotten boards, and installs new underlayment, flashing, ventilation and shingles or metal panels.
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Asphalt Shingle Roofing
Asphalt shingles are the most common roof in the Golden Triangle.
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Metal Roofing
Metal roofs — standing seam or exposed-fastener panels — resist high wind, shed heavy rain quickly and can last 40 years or more.
Learn moreImpact-Resistant Shingles
Impact-resistant shingles are tested to UL 2218, with Class 4 the highest rating.
Learn moreWindstorm-Certified Roofing (WPI-8)
Windstorm-certified roofing is roof work built to the Texas windstorm building code and inspected under the Texas Department of Insurance program, which issues a WPI-8 certificate of compliance.
Learn moreRoof Decking Replacement
Roof decking (sheathing) is the plywood or OSB the shingles are nailed to.
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Attic Ventilation
Attic ventilation balances intake air at the soffits with exhaust at the ridge or roof vents, carrying heat and moisture out of the attic.
Learn moreCommercial roofing
Flat and low-slope roofs: repairs, TPO and restoration coatings.
Commercial Roofing
Commercial roofing covers the flat and low-slope roofs on offices, retail, churches, warehouses and apartments: finding and repairing leaks, replacing membranes such as TPO or modified bitumen, and restoring sound roofs with coatings.
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Flat Roof Repair
Flat roof repair finds the leak in a low-slope membrane — usually at seams, drains, parapets or rooftop equipment — and patches or replaces the failed section with compatible material.
Learn moreTPO Roofing
TPO (thermoplastic polyolefin) is a white single-ply membrane with heat-welded seams.
Learn moreRoof Coatings
Roof coatings — usually silicone or acrylic — are fluid-applied membranes rolled or sprayed over a sound flat or metal roof to seal it and reflect heat.
Learn moreGutters
Seamless gutters, guards and repairs sized for Southeast Texas downpours.
Gutters
Gutters collect roof runoff and move it away from the house through downspouts.
Learn moreSeamless Gutter Installation
Seamless gutters are formed on site from a continuous roll of aluminum to the exact length of each roof edge, so the only seams are at corners.
Learn moreGutter Guards
Gutter guards cover gutters to keep leaves and debris out while letting water in.
Learn moreGutter Repair
Gutter repair reseals leaking corners and seams, rehangs sagging runs with new hangers, re-pitches gutters that hold water, and replaces crushed downspouts.
Learn moreInspections
Condition, storm and pre-purchase inspections with photo reports.
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