Twenty-two years of Houston houses. We quote a fixed scope in writing, pull the permits, run our own crews, and finish when we said we would — which in this trade is apparently a differentiator.
We're not a lead company that sells your job on. The people who quote it are the people who build it.
Residential only. We turn down work outside these lanes rather than learn on your house.
Full replacements and repairs on shingle, metal, and low-slope. Decking gets inspected once the old roof is off, and if it's rotten we show you before we cover it up.
Full remodels and sensible refreshes. You get a fixed scope, a real schedule, and one person to call — not a rotating cast of subs who each blame the last one.
Hail, wind, and water. We tarp first and argue about the details later — the priority after a storm is stopping the damage getting worse while everyone else is still answering voicemail.
Houston gets hail, wind, and the occasional named storm, and the week afterwards is full of people who drove in from out of state with a magnetic sign on the truck. Here's how we work instead.
Free, no obligation, and someone who can actually make decisions — not a commissioned salesperson working from a tablet script.
Line by line: what's included, what isn't, what happens if we open a wall and find something. You approve it before anything starts.
We pull the permits in our name and run our own crews. One point of contact, and a weekly update you don't have to chase us for.
We walk it with you, fix the punch list before final payment, and hand over the warranty and permit sign-off in writing.
No stock imagery and no renders. These slots are waiting for your own photographs — real Houston houses you actually built.
Empty on purpose. Drop your JPGs into contractor-houston/images/ using the filenames above and they appear here automatically — no code changes.
Ask any contractor for these three things. The ones who get quiet are the ones to avoid.
General liability at $0,000,000 and workers' compensation on every crew. We'll send the certificate straight from our insurer to you before we start — not a PDF we typed ourselves.
Same company, same name, same phone number since 2004. RCAT-certified for roofing, and permits pulled in our name at the City of Houston and the surrounding counties.
From people whose addresses you could drive past. We'll give you three references in your own neighbourhood before you sign anything.
★★★★★Hail took our roof in May. They tarped it the same afternoon, met the adjuster the next week, and the replacement was done inside a month. Never once had to chase them.
★★★★★Kitchen down to the studs. They found rot behind the sink wall, called me, showed me photos, and quoted the extra before touching it. Finished two days ahead of schedule.
★★★★★Third contractor we called and the only one who put a real scope in writing. The final invoice matched the quote exactly. After our last remodel that felt like a miracle.
If you're a little outside the list, call anyway — for a full roof or remodel we usually still come out.
Not the way people assume. Texas has no statewide licence for general contractors, roofers, or remodelers — so anyone claiming to be a "licensed contractor" here should be asked which licence they mean.
What actually matters: general liability and workers' comp insurance you can verify with the insurer, permits pulled in the contractor's name, licensed sub-trades for electrical and plumbing (those are state-licensed), and voluntary certifications like RCAT. We carry all of it and we'll show you the paperwork before you sign.
Most Houston homes are one to two days for the roof itself, weather permitting. The longer part is scheduling and materials, which typically runs one to three weeks from signing — longer immediately after a big hail event when every supplier in the region is cleared out.
We'll document the damage properly, give you photographs and a written report, and meet your adjuster on site to walk the roof with them. What we won't do is act as your public adjuster or negotiate the claim on your behalf — that requires a licence we don't hold, and contractors who do it anyway are breaking Texas law.
We also won't "waive" or "eat" your deductible. That's insurance fraud in Texas, it's a felony over a certain amount, and it puts your claim at risk as well as ours.
The honest answer is that it depends almost entirely on whether you're moving plumbing and walls. A refresh keeping the existing layout is a very different number from gutting it and reconfiguring. We'd rather come out, look at it, and give you a real fixed price than publish a range that's wrong for your house.
Yes, a deposit against materials once the scope is signed, then payments tied to completed stages — never a large payment up front for work that hasn't started. If a contractor asks for half the job in cash before they've ordered anything, that's the moment to stop.
We stop, photograph it, and call you with a price for the extra work before doing any of it. Rot, previous unpermitted work, and surprise plumbing are all common in older Houston houses — the scope we write says exactly how that gets handled so it isn't a negotiation in the middle of a torn-open kitchen.
Free estimate, written scope, fixed price. Or call now if something's actively leaking.