Roofs, gutters and siding for Pearland homes, from the two-story subdivisions along Highway 288 out to the west side.
Pearland is one of the few cities in the area that sits in three counties at once. Most of it is in Brazoria County, with slices reaching into Harris and Fort Bend, and the address on your tax bill can change from one side of a subdivision to the other. What stays the same across all three is the typical house: many homes here are two-story houses in subdivisions that did not exist a generation ago.
The city grew faster than almost anywhere in the country. It counted about 37,600 people in 2000 and close to 126,000 by 2020, and most of that growth went up along State Highway 288 and out to the west side. Silverlake, an unincorporated master-planned community on Pearland’s edge along 288, opened in 1995, and Shadow Creek Ranch filled in thousands of homes beyond it after that. A lot of those first roofs were installed within a few years of each other, which means whole streets reach the end of a roof’s life at roughly the same time.
That is where we come in. We do free roof inspections in Pearland, give you a free estimate if the roof needs work, and stay in touch with you at every step until the job is done. On a two-story house that usually means the roof, the gutters and sometimes the siding on the upper wall, which is the part of the house you cannot easily see from the driveway.
Pearland is close enough to the coast that tropical systems reach it with real wind behind them. After a storm we get up on the roof, look for lifted and creased shingles, and show you what we found so you can decide what to do next.
A two-story roof in a 288 subdivision is steep, high and often cut up with dormers and valleys. We strip the old shingles, deal with whatever problems show up beneath them and put the new roof on, and the crew cleans up afterward.
Heavy Gulf rain runs off a big two-story roof fast, and undersized or sagging gutters spill it right at the foundation. When the roof comes off is the easiest time to replace them, since the roof edge is already open.
If your house is brick downstairs with lap siding on the second floor, that upper siding takes the sun and the wind-driven rain with nothing to shade it. We replace it when it has cracked, warped or pulled loose, and we can do it in the same project as the roof.
Everything else we do is on the services page.
When Hurricane Beryl came through in July 2024, weather stations in Pearland logged winds above 70 miles per hour and more than a foot of rain in some areas. City officials compared the damage to Hurricane Ike in 2008. Structural damage across the city was described as minimal, but a storm like that does not have to tear a roof off to shorten its life. It loosens shingle tabs, breaks seals, and pushes water under the edges, and none of that shows from the street.
Wind is not new here. The town took its name from the pear orchards that grew on this land in the 1890s, and the Galveston hurricanes of 1900 and 1915 wiped most of those trees out. If your roof has been through a named storm, a free inspection is the simplest way to find out where it stands.
Silverlake, Shadow Creek Ranch and the communities around them went up quickly, and a house that has never been reroofed is still wearing whatever its builder put on it. On a two-story house the upper slopes are where wind and sun do the most damage, and they are also the slopes nobody looks at. We check those first.
HOA rules are common in these neighborhoods, so shingle color and gutter color can matter; bring your HOA’s guidelines to the estimate. If there are solar panels on the roof, they have to come off before the new roof goes on and be reinstalled after. We plan for both before the crew shows up.
If you think the damage is from a storm, we inspect the roof, show you the damage and explain how the claim process works. You decide whether to file, and the claim is between you and your insurance company. We can meet your insurance adjuster at the house to look at the roof, and once your insurer approves the scope, we do the work to that scope.
Yes. Pearland is mostly in Brazoria County with pieces in Harris and Fort Bend, and we work all of it, from the subdivisions along Highway 288 out to Shadow Creek Ranch on the west side.
It is worth a look. Wind can loosen shingle seals and lift tabs without leaving anything you can see from the ground, especially on the upper slopes of a two-story house. Our roof inspections are free, and we show you what we find.
Yes. Many Pearland homes are two-story houses in HOA communities. Bring any color or material rules your HOA has, and we will plan the roof around them.
Yes. The panels need to be lifted off before the roof is replaced and put back afterward. Tell us about them when you call so we can plan for that step.
If they are sagging, leaking or too small for the roof, the replacement is the easiest time to do it. We look at the gutters during the free inspection and include them in the free estimate if they need work.
We inspect the roof, show you the damage and explain how the claim process works. You decide whether to file, and the claim is between you and your insurance company. We can meet your insurance adjuster at the house to look at the roof, and if your insurer approves the scope, we do the work to that scope.
Reviews left by Roofshire Construction Inc customers on Google, shown word for word.
Brittany and Jhon are professional and very helpful through the process. They walked me step-by-step, especially with filing a claim with my insurance. Their construction crew worked diligently and the outcome of their was stunning. My new roof and gutters elevated my house. each project was finished within a day. Plus with installation of a roof fan my attic is amazingly cooler. In addition, I had some water damage and Brittany was on it in getting a mitigation team out; Patty is great. I appreciate all their hardwrk in taking care of my prized possession: My two-story house.
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.