Roofs, gutters and remodeling for Magnolia homes on wooded lots, acreage and the newer neighborhoods along FM 1488.
For roofing in Magnolia we travel about 33 minutes from our north Houston office, out to the southwest corner of Montgomery County where FM 1488 and FM 1774 cross. The town itself is small, but the area around it is large, with homes on acreage, wooded lots and new neighborhoods all sharing the same mailing address.
What most Magnolia properties have in common is trees. Tall pines and hardwoods shade the roof, drop limbs in a storm and fill gutters with needles, and that changes what a roof here needs compared with a house on a bare lot in the city.
We do free roof inspections in Magnolia and give you a free estimate that spells out the work. Call (832) 995-0575 to set a time, and tell us if you prefer Spanish.
Plenty of Magnolia houses on acreage were built a while ago and are ready for new floors, new drywall or a reworked room. We handle interior remodeling as well as the roof, so a house that needs both can be one plan with one company.
A falling limb can puncture shingles or crack the decking, and constant shade keeps moss and debris sitting on the roof. We repair the damaged section, check the slopes around it and tell you honestly whether a repair will hold.
When the roof is worn through, we remove it down to the decking, replace the wood that has gone soft and install the new roof. The crew cleans up the site when the work is done, including the yard under the trees.
Pine needles are the reason many Magnolia gutters overflow every time it rains. We replace gutters that sag, leak or pull loose, and doing it with a new roof is easiest because the roof edge is already open.
Everything else we do is on the services page.
Shade sounds good for a roof, but a roof that never dries out holds moisture in the valleys and along the eaves. Needles and leaves pile up behind chimneys and in valleys, and that is where many Magnolia leaks start.
Wind does the rest. When a storm comes through, the danger on a wooded lot is less about shingles blowing off and more about what lands on them. After a storm, a free inspection tells you whether a limb did more than scratch the surface.
Drive out FM 1774 toward the Renaissance Festival grounds or west on FM 1488 and you pass every kind of house: older homes on several acres, barns and shops, and new subdivisions. Each one asks something different of a roof, and a house set far back from the road often has a roof nobody has looked at closely in years.
Highway 249 now continues north from Tomball as a tollway toward the Magnolia area, and new building has followed it. Newer houses here are often still on their first roof, which is usually fine until the first big storm says otherwise.
Magnolia is well inland, so a Gulf hurricane usually reaches it weaker, but it can still bring a long day of wind and rain. Spring thunderstorms and hail hit here as well, and hail bruises can be hard to see from the ground.
If a storm damaged your roof, we inspect it, show you what we found and explain how a claim works. You decide whether to file, and we can meet your adjuster at the house. If you are closer to The Woodlands or Conroe, see The Woodlands and Conroe.
Yes. We travel out to Magnolia from our office in north Houston for roof repairs, replacements, gutters and storm inspections. We do not charge to inspect.
Yes. Along with roofing we do interior remodeling, flooring, drywall and framing. If the house needs a roof and interior work, we can put both in one estimate.
Mostly. A roofer is the person on the roof, and a roofing contractor is the company that runs the whole job. That job covers inspecting the roof, writing the estimate, tearing off the old roof, installing the new one and cleaning up afterward.
Ask them to show you the damage, either on the roof with you or in photos of your own roof. Be careful with anyone who pushes you to sign that day or tells you what your insurance will pay. We show you what we found, give you a written estimate and leave the decisions to you.
The size and pitch of the roof, how many layers come off, how much decking is soft and the material you pick. On a wooded lot, trees close to the house and a long drive can affect how the job is set up. We price it after a free inspection.
Yes, even if it looks like a scratch. A heavy limb can crack decking or break shingle seals that start leaking weeks later. Let us take a look at no charge, and we will point out anything the limb broke.
Reviews left by Roofshire Construction Inc customers on Google, shown word for word.
Love my new roof, very polite and well mannered crew they cleaned up nicely. I got my roof replaced all through my insurance company when they showed up, I didn't even know their was damage my roof wasn't that old, but I had so much damage and they replaced it with a brand new roof.
Wonderful to work with. They worked with the insurance company and the HOA. We have solar panels and they have a great team that handled lifting and reinstalling the panels so that the roofing team could repair and shingle the roof. The work done is top quality. They whole team, yes that includes sales and every one, communicated with us every step of the way. It was great to see the pride in workmanship as well.
Roofshire was absolutely amazing. We love our new roof. They kept in touch with us throughout every step of the construction. They were insistent that we were completely satisfied which we were. The job was done quick and efficiently and it looks amazing.