Residential Roofing Contractor

We provide top-quality roofing solutions for your home at a reasonable and affordable price. Serving Greater Houston, Spring, The Woodlands, and Conroe.

 

Replacing a residential roof in the Houston area involves several considerations due to the region’s specific weather conditions, such as high heat, humidity, and occasional hurricanes. Here’s a guide to help you through the process:

Considerations for Roof Replacement in the Greater Houston area

1. Climate Suitability:
   • Choose materials that can withstand Houston’s heat, humidity, and storms.
   • Consider impact-resistant materials due to the possibility of hail.
2. Roofing Materials:
   • Asphalt Shingles: Popular and cost-effective, with good heat resistance.
   • Metal Roofing: Durable, energy-efficient, and excellent for reflecting heat.
   • Tile Roofing: Long-lasting and heat-resistant but heavy and more expensive.
   • Slate Roofing: Extremely durable and aesthetically pleasing, but very heavy and costly.
   • Wood Shingles/Shakes: Attractive but require more maintenance and are less fire-resistant.
3. Energy Efficiency:
   • Reflective roofing materials can help reduce cooling costs.
   • Consider materials with good insulation properties to keep your home cool.
4. Wind and Impact Resistance:
   • Ensure materials meet local building codes for wind and impact resistance.
   • Look for Class 4 impact resistance ratings and high wind resistance ratings.

Steps to Replace a Roof

1. Assessment:
   • Inspect the roof to determine the extent of the damage and the need for replacement.
   • Consider getting a professional roof inspection.
2. Budgeting:
   • Set a budget considering the cost of materials, labor, permits, and potential unexpected repairs.
3. Research and Selection:
   • Research local roofing contractors and materials.
   • Obtain multiple quotes and compare prices, services, and warranties.
4. Hire a Professional:
   • Choose a reputable contractor with good reviews and proper licensing.
   • Verify their insurance coverage and ask for references.
5. Permits and Regulations:
   • Ensure compliance with local building codes and obtain necessary permits.
   • Check for HOA regulations if applicable.
6. Roof Installation:
   • Schedule the installation at a convenient time.
   • Prepare your home by clearing the area around the house and ensuring easy access for the workers.
7. Post-Installation:
   • Inspect the completed work to ensure it meets your expectations.
   • Make sure all debris is cleaned up and all roofing systems (e.g., gutters, vents) are functioning properly.