Roof Repair
A slow leak in a small-town house can go on for a long time before anyone sees the stain. We trace the water back to where it gets in, whether that is a pipe boot, a valley or worn flashing at a chimney, and repair it at the source.
Leak repairs, storm damage and gutters for homes in and around Wallis, south of Sealy on SH 36.
Roofing Wallis homes means a long drive for most roofers in the Houston area, and we are glad to make it. Wallis had about 1,360 people in the 2024 Census estimate and sits in the southern part of Austin County, a few miles south of Sealy on SH 36. Most of the land around it is open farm country, with homes on big lots along rural roads.
FM 1093 runs east out of town toward Fulshear and the west side of the Houston area, and the Brazos River lies a few miles to the east. In a town this size, a house might be decades old on a lot in town or brand new on acreage at the edge, and the roof work looks different for each.
From our office in north Houston, Wallis is about an hour away. We travel out for a free inspection, and if the roof needs work you get a free estimate that spells it out.

A slow leak in a small-town house can go on for a long time before anyone sees the stain. We trace the water back to where it gets in, whether that is a pipe boot, a valley or worn flashing at a chimney, and repair it at the source.
Out here there is often no row of neighboring houses to break the wind, so a storm hits a roof with everything it has. After hail or a hard blow, we check for lifted, creased and missing shingles and show you what we found.
If a storm damaged your roof, we explain how a claim usually goes. You decide whether to file, and the claim is between you and your insurer. We can meet the adjuster at your house, and when the insurer approves a scope, that is the work we do.
Heavy rain off a roof with no gutters lands right beside the foundation and splashes back up the walls. Gutters with downspouts aimed out into the yard keep that water away from the house.
Everything else we do is on the services page.
Many Wallis homes stand on wide lots with fields around them. That openness is part of the appeal, and it also means the roof faces wind and sun with nothing to soften either one.
A roof that is exposed on every side tends to wear unevenly. The south and west slopes usually take the most sun, while the side facing the prevailing storm track takes the most wind, so a roof can be fine on one face and failing on another.
Wallis is roughly a hundred miles from the open Gulf, near enough that tropical systems still bring long rain and strong gusts as they move inland. Thunderstorms through the spring and summer add hail and sudden wind.
In between, the long humid summers do steady damage of their own. Heat dries out sealants and rubber boots, and moisture that gets under a lifted shingle has months to rot the decking before the next dry spell.
When we come out to Wallis, we look at the whole roof, not only the spot that leaked, so you know whether the repair is the end of it or the first of several.
Nearby, we also work in Sealy to the north and in Eagle Lake to the west.
Yes. Wallis is about an hour from our office in north Houston, and we travel out for free inspections and for the work itself.
Our roof inspection is free. We get up on the roof, look it over and show you what we found, and if it needs work we give you a free estimate.
First find where the water actually gets in, which is often a few feet from the stain inside. Common sources are cracked pipe boots, loose flashing, damaged shingles and worn valleys. Until it is repaired, a tarp over the area can limit the damage, but stay off a wet or steep roof and let a roofer do the climbing.
The cheapest roof is usually one that is done right once, because a poor install costs more when it leaks early. You can control cost through the shingle you choose and by replacing gutters or siding at the same time instead of on separate trips. Our free estimate spells out the work so you can compare.
Yes. We inspect for free, show you the damage and explain how an insurance claim usually works. You decide whether to file, and the claim is between you and your insurer. We can meet the adjuster at the house, and if the insurer approves the scope, we do the work to it.
Yes. Gutters and downspouts that carry roof water out into the yard protect the foundation and the bottom of the walls, and we can include them in the same estimate as the roof.
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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.
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.