Harsh weather coupled with our Texas climate creates the perfect “storm” for any roofing system to fail. A full roof replacement may be necessary if the damage is too extensive for repair. Updating your roof also adds value to your home and provides a fresh new look and feel! Our diverse experience in roofing installation offers our customers the right roofing system to meet their specific needs. We will get the job done on time, on budget, and done right.

Composition Shingles: Most commonly used in residential roofing, Asphalt (also known as composition) shingles come in a multitude of colors, are most economical, and easiest to install.

Standard Metal: 26 gauge metal panels are available in an assortment of profiles and colors. This system leaves fasteners exposed.

Standing Seam Metal: Vertical sheet metal panel system which utilizes concealed fasteners.

Stone Coated Steel: This roofing system, constructed of 26-gauge metal and then coated with stone granules, blends the strength of granite and steel with the traditional styles of shingles, shakes, and tiles to deliver a weather-resistant system that improves property values. A stone coated steel roofing system is considerably lighter than cement, asphalt, and slate, reducing the stress on rafters and support infrastructure. It is Class A fire rated, Class IV impact resistant, and remains a preferred energy-efficient and sustainable roofing system.

Lubbock, Amarillo, the Permian Basin, and greater West Texas areas are host to severe storms that often leave homes exposed and at risk for greater damage. If your roof experiences critical storm damage, requiring urgent repair, we are here to secure your structure and dry-in any initial leaks. We offer clear and concise roof assessments at no cost to you and will walk you through the entire insurance claim process. Let us be the calm before and after the storm!

Roofing plays an integral role in the overall health of any structure. Through preventive maintenance and repair, our experienced Project Managers will help you identify and repair failures in flashings and penetrations, skylight damage, wear and tear on eaves and joints and potential leak sources. Routine maintenance frequently helps homeowners avoid costly repairs or even full roof replacements when problems are detected early.