Service area · Orange County, TX
Roofing in Vidor, TX
Vidor is an Orange County city along I-10 between Beaumont and Orange, surrounded by pine woods. Harvey's floodwaters in 2017 and Laura's winds in 2020 both hit the area hard.
- Neighborhoods
- Central Vidor, North Vidor, Tram Road area, Evangeline area
Roofs in Vidor: what to know
Vidor has a mix of 1960s–1990s site-built homes, newer subdivisions and manufactured homes on larger wooded lots. Many roofs sit under pine canopies, which drop needles and limbs and keep shingles shaded.
Pine needles and clogged gutters
Needles pack gutters and valleys, holding water against shingles and fascia. Micro-mesh gutter guards and regular valley cleaning prevent many leaks.
Manufactured-home roofs
Manufactured homes often have low-slope metal or shingle roofs that need specific materials — roof-over systems and coatings are common options.
Rebuilt interiors, original roofs
Many Vidor homes were gutted and rebuilt inside after Harvey's flooding in 2017, but the roofs were often left as they were. If your interior is newer than your roof, an inspection tells you how much life the shingles and decking really have left.
Most common roofing calls in Vidor
Also available in Vidor: emergency roof tarping, free roof inspections, and every service on our full list of 30 roofing services.
Vidor at a glance
- Neighborhoods
- Central Vidor, North Vidor, Tram Road area, Evangeline area
- ZIP codes
- 77662, 77670
- County / state
- Orange County, Texas
Vidor homeowners ask
Who issues roof permits in Vidor?
The City of Vidor requires permits for roofing work within city limits; unincorporated areas fall under Orange County.
Can a manufactured home get a new roof?
Yes. Options include new shingles over a proper deck, metal roof-over systems and elastomeric coatings on existing metal roofs, depending on the structure.
Is Vidor in the TWIA windstorm area?
No. Vidor is in Orange County, which isn't a TWIA first-tier county, so wind damage is usually claimed on your homeowners policy.