Roofing
New roofs, built from the deck up.
Replacement, repair, metal, and gutters — quoted from photos of your actual roof, built by our own crews.
Five things we do every week.
Each one starts the same way: a free roof check and photos of what we found.
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Roof replacement
Most homes: 1 day
Full tear-off to the deck, new underlayment, and a new roof — usually finished in one day.
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Leak and roof repair
Same week
Missing shingles, lifted flashing, a stain on the ceiling. Found, photographed, and fixed.
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Hail and storm damage
Within 48 hours
A free inspection with photos of every hit, and a crew lead who meets your adjuster on the roof.
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Metal roofing
2–3 days
Standing-seam steel in twelve colours. Class 4 hail rated and good for fifty years.
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Gutters and ventilation
Half a day
Seamless gutters, ridge vents, and attic airflow that keeps shingles from cooking in August.
What goes on your roof.
Shingles are the part you see. The layers under them decide whether the next storm reaches your ceiling.
Tap a layer to find it in the drawing.
Pick the roof for the house.
Four materials we install every week. We will tell you honestly which one your roof and budget call for.
| Material | Expected life | Hail rating | Best for |
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| Architectural shingles | 30 yrs | Class 4 available | Most homes, best value |
| Standing-seam metal | 50 yrs | Class 4 | Long-term owners, low slopes |
| Cedar shake | 30 yrs | Class 3 | Historic and cottage homes |
| TPO flat roofing | 25 yrs | Class 3 | Porches, additions, garages |
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Architectural shingles
30 yrs · Class 4 available · Most homes, best value
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Standing-seam metal
50 yrs · Class 4 · Long-term owners, low slopes
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Cedar shake
30 yrs · Class 3 · Historic and cottage homes
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TPO flat roofing
25 yrs · Class 3 · Porches, additions, garages
Asked after every storm.
Something else on your mind? Call the storm line — we'd rather answer it now than after the next one.
Does a free inspection really cost nothing?
Yes. You get photos of every slope and an honest answer, whether or not you file a claim or hire us.
How do I know if hail damaged my roof?
Look for dents on gutters, vents, and the mailbox. If they're dented, the shingles probably took hits too.
Will filing a claim raise my premium?
Storm claims are usually treated as acts of nature, not fault. Your agent can confirm for your policy.
How long do I have to file after a storm?
Most Texas policies allow one to two years, but damage is easier to prove in the first few months.
What if the adjuster says no damage?
We can ask for a re-inspection and meet the second adjuster on the roof with our photos.