Roofing
Roofing services
Replacement, repair and inspection for houses in the Rio Grande Valley.
Roof replacement
Tear-off and a new roof, in tile or shingle, with the deck checked before anything goes on.
About replacementInspection and estimate
A visit, a look at the roof and attic, and the options written down.
What the visit isAfter a storm
Photos and an itemized estimate you can share with your insurer, and only temporary repairs until the adjuster sees the roof.
The Texas rulesFlashing, vents and skylights
Most leaks start at the parts that go through the roof. We reseal or replace them.
About repairs
Before you call
A few answers first
How long will a roof last in the Valley?
It depends on the material and on how the roof was put on. Clay and concrete tile usually outlast asphalt shingles here, and the South Texas sun wears shingles faster than their label suggests. We look at what condition your roof is in, not only how old it is, and tell you what we see.
Can you put a new roof over the old one?
Sometimes, but we usually advise against it. Texas building code limits a re-cover when there are already two layers or the old roof is wet, and a second layer hides the deck problems we would want to see. We check at the visit and tell you.
How do I tell a local roofer from a storm chaser?
Look for an address in the Valley you can visit, a phone that gets answered, a written contract and no pressure to sign the same day. Texas law bars roofers from paying, waiving or absorbing your deductible, so one who offers to is breaking it.
Want it looked at?
Tell us where the roof is and we will set a time.