Roof Installation in Lubbock, TX

• Shingles are bald, curling or shedding granules across the whole roof
• You have repaired the same roof again and again and it keeps leaking
• A hail storm bruised every slope, not just one side
• The roof is twenty years old or more and showing it
• You can see daylight in the attic or a sag along the ridge
• You are selling and the roof keeps coming up in the buyer's report
• The insurance company approved a replacement after a storm
• You want a better wind rating and real attic ventilation while it is open

Keeping a dead roof alive is the expensive option here. Every Lubbock storm season adds a new leak and a bigger inside repair to the total.

1. Free look and a measure

   We inspect the roof, measure it, and show you shingle and color choices.

2. A written price

   Everything is priced in front of you before we order a single bundle.

3. Tear-off day

   The old roof comes off and we check the wood deck underneath.

4. The new roof goes on

   Underlayment, drip edge, flashing, shingles and vents, in that order.

5. Clean-up and walk-through

   Magnets over the yard, photos of the finished roof, and a look at it together.

Some replacements finish in a day. Whatever the schedule, you see the price before work starts.

The South Plains sun is hard on a roof. Lubbock summers run past 100 degrees day after day, and shingles bake from above while the attic bakes them from below. A roof that would last its full life somewhere milder cooks faster here. That is why ventilation matters on every install we do: a hot attic shortens shingle life and makes the house cost more to cool.

Most of the city's housing is brick ranch homes on slabs, and most of those wear asphalt composition shingles. So the roof you pick is the roof the street sees. When one customer picked a darker shingle on our say-so, her review said it improved her curb appeal. Color reads different under a West Texas sky, and we will tell you what we think.

And out here the wind rating matters as much as the look. The plains are flat for a hundred miles, so a storm hits your roof with nothing in the way, and a cheap shingle shows it first. We walk you through the wind and impact ratings on the options, then you pick the one that fits your house and your budget.

One more local pattern: after a big hail storm, the whole city seems to need a roof at once. Approved claims go on the books fast and schedules fill up. That is when a local company that answers its phone beats a yard sign: you get a date, a price, and a crew that shows up when it said it would.