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📍 Roofing FAQ – Houston & Surrounding Cities
Welcome to our Roofing FAQ page!
Whether you're in Houston, Katy, Sugar Land, The Woodlands, Pearland, or Cypress, we’re here to answer your most common roofing questions and help you make informed decisions about your home or business.
❓ General Roofing Questions
Q: How do I know if my roof needs to be repaired or replaced?
A: Common signs include missing shingles, leaks, water stains on ceilings, granules in gutters, and visible sagging. In the Houston area, harsh weather can speed up wear and tear. Schedule a free roof inspection with us for an expert assessment.
Q: How long does a typical roof last in Houston?
A: Asphalt shingles typically last 15–25 years, but extreme heat, humidity, and storm activity in Southeast Texas can shorten that lifespan. Tile and metal roofs may last longer with proper maintenance.
Q: How much does a new roof cost in Houston, TX?
A: Roofing costs vary based on materials, roof size, and complexity. On average, a roof replacement in Houston can range from $6,000 to $18,000. We provide free estimates and work with insurance companies.
Common Types of Roofing
Shingle
Architectural
Most popular roofing material due to affordability, durability, and ease of install.
Wood or Cedar Shake
Traditional roofing material that provides a rustic feel.
3-Tab
Most affordable shingle creating a flat appearance.
Tiles
Concrete
Durable and energy efficient coming in various styles.
Clay
Traditional roofing material that has clay baked into tile to create rich color. They are durable, weather resistant, and fire resistant.
Slate
Premium roofing material made from natural stone And one of the oldest roofing materials used.
Common Types of Roofing
Metal
Corrugated
Offers strength and durability.
Standing Seem
Know for sleek low-profile aesthetic.
Stone-coated Steel
Durable and visually appealing.
Flat
Built-Up Roofing
Also know as BUR roofing. Traditional system offers multiple layers of asphalt and felt to make a waterproof membrane. Known for its durability.
Modified Bitumen
Modern version of BUR roofing, utilizes polymers and other additives for flexibility, durability, and resistance to extreme temperature.
Single-Ply Membrane
This is a single layer of synthetic rubber or plastic membrane. Popular types are; TPO, EPDM, and PVC. These options offer UV resistance and flexibility.