Roof repair, new roofs and gutters for Tomball homes, from the older streets near downtown to the subdivisions off FM 2920.
Roofing in Tomball is our trip northwest up State Highway 249 from the north Houston office, about 23 minutes on a normal day. Tomball sits in Harris County just south of Spring Creek, which is the county line, so a few minutes north on the same road you are in Montgomery County.
The town began as a railroad stop in the early 1900s and was renamed for Thomas Ball, the congressman who helped bring the line through. That history still shows in the small downtown along Main Street, where some houses are far older than anything in the subdivisions that have since filled the land around FM 2920 and the tollway.
We do free roof inspections in Tomball and write a free estimate that spells out the work if the roof needs it. Call (832) 995-0575 to pick a time, and say so if you would rather talk it through in Spanish.
A drip in a back bedroom or a stain spreading across the ceiling usually traces to one spot: a pipe boot, a valley or a few shingles that let go. We find where the water is getting in and fix that, and we tell you if the rest of the roof is close behind.
When a Tomball roof is past patching, we tear it down to the decking, replace any soft wood we find under it and put the new roof on. The crew cleans up the site when the work is done.
Tall oaks and pines shade a lot of yards here, and their leaves and needles end up in the gutters. If yours overflow onto the patio or pull away from the fascia, we can replace them, and the easiest time is while the roof is already off.
A roof leak rarely stops at the roof. After the repair we can replace the stained drywall, retexture the ceiling and redo flooring that took the water, so one company handles the job from the shingles down.
Everything else we do is on the services page.
The streets around old downtown Tomball hold houses that have been roofed more than once, sometimes with a new layer laid right over an old one. That extra layer hides what the decking is doing, so on an older house we look hard at sagging lines and soft spots before we price anything.
Out along FM 2920 and up toward the tollway, the houses are newer and many are still on the roof their builder put on. Whole neighborhoods were built within a few years of each other, so when one house on the street starts losing shingles, the ones beside it are often not far behind.
Tomball is far enough inland that a hurricane usually arrives as a tropical storm, but that still means hours of wind and heavy rain. Spring storms bring their own trouble, including hail that can bruise shingles without leaving a mark you can see from the yard.
After a storm we get on the roof, look at the slopes that took the wind and show you what we found. If the damage looks like a claim, see insurance claim roofing for how that part works: you decide whether to file, and we can meet your adjuster at the house.
Long, humid summers are hard on shingles and harder on the attic under them. A roof that traps heat bakes from below as well as above, and we look at the vents as part of the inspection.
If you live closer to Spring or The Woodlands than to downtown Tomball, see our pages for Spring and The Woodlands.
Yes. Tomball is a drive up Highway 249 from our office in north Houston, and we work on homes from downtown out to the subdivisions along FM 2920. Call to book a free roof inspection.
That depends on your policy, not on the age alone, since many policies pay differently on an older roof. Read the roof section of your policy or ask your agent. If a storm has hit it, a free inspection shows what is there to claim, and filing stays your decision.
The price comes from the size and pitch of the roof, how many layers have to come off, how much decking needs replacing and the shingle you choose. That is why we look at the roof before we put a number on it. The inspection and the written estimate are both free.
Call a roofer before the water reaches the drywall, because the leak inside is usually a few feet from where it starts on the roof. We find the entry point, fix it and tell you if anything else on the roof needs attention.
A good roofer gets on the roof, shows you what they found and gives you a written estimate that spells out the work. They should explain the insurance side plainly and leave the decision to file with you. Ask how they will clean up when the job is done.
Yes. Along with the roof repair we do drywall, flooring and interior remodeling, so the stained ceiling and damaged floor can be part of the same estimate.
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Jhon (this is how he spells his name) and Britt were great to work with during our roof replacement, they stayed involved during the back and forth with the insurance company to make sure we were treated fairly. The roof was installed with high quality materials by qualified installers. Jhon, Britt or Marlon was always available when needed. The roof job went so well we allowed them to perform a bathroom remodel job for us. I would recommend Roofshire Construction for all of your roofing or remodeling jobs.
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.
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.