At G&R Roofing, we strive to meet the specific needs of clients in The Woodlands, TX. We uphold all local roofing standards and regulations to ensure every repair is done correctly. Additionally, we are familiar with the roofing requirements and standards of the residential development standards of the community. Our professionals are dedicated to their craft, paying attention to detail, and that has put us above our competition for years.
We can repair any type of roofing style, including composition shingles, slate, tile, standing seam metal, stone coated, or cement-fiberboard. All metal roofs were reinstalled without gloss finishing according to roofing regulations in The Woodlands.
We can assist you through the approval process with The Woodlands Residential Development Standards.
Call us today with any questions you have about roof repairs, re-roofing, or roof replacement.
In addition to roof repairs and installations, we provide gutter and siding services in The Woodlands too.
We will work with you and help acquire the required permits, ensuring all of the work done follows local regulations.
With over a decade of serving The Woodlands, G&R Roofing has built a reputation of trust and reliability. Customers receive only the best materials on every job from one of the few GAF certified roofing contractors in the area. We work with our clients at each step of the process, from the initial call and consultation to the finished repair.
If you need a roof repair, call us today!
There are a few key differences between roof replacement and reroofing. First, roof replacement generally involves completely removing the old roof and installing a new one, while reroofing typically entails installing new layers of roofing over the existing ones. Second, roof replacement is usually more expensive than reroofing since it involves more labor and materials. Finally, roof replacement may be necessary if your roof is severely damaged or has reached the end of its lifespan, while reroofing can be done to improve the appearance or performance of an existing roof.
You don't have to be a roofing expert to know when your roof needs to be replaced. There are several signs that indicate your roof needs repair or replacement:
-The shingles are missing, cracked, or curling
-There is algae or moss growing on the roof
-The roof is leaking
-There are water stains on the ceilings or walls inside your home
-The roof feels bouncy when you walk on it
-You can see daylight coming through the roof decking
It is possible to replace just a section of roof, but it is usually not recommended. This is because the new section of roof will not be as strong as the rest of the roof, and it may not match up well with the existing shingles. It is also difficult to make sure that the new section blends in seamlessly with the old, which can end up being a potential eyesore. If possible, it is best to replace the entire roof so that you can be confident that it is structurally sound and visually appealing.
A reroof usually lasts about 15-20 years. The first few years are the most critical, as that's when the roof is most susceptible to leaks and other damage. After that, the roof will likely last for another 10-15 years before needing to be replaced again.
Roof repair or installation is a major purchase and one of the most important elements of your home. The roof is a vital part of keeping the elements outside, and that is why you should only hire the best roofers. Are you ready to get started or have additional questions? Our team can come out and inspect the job, provide a free estimate, answer questions and provide a satisfactory service. Call today!
If you would like to know more about having the highest quality shingles available to protect your home, contact the team at G&R Roofing. We have been installing roofs across the area for more than 20 years. In this time we have built a reputation on our high-quality workmanship and selection of superior products.
If you are looking for high-quality products and workmanship in The Woodlands and Houston, contact G&R Roofing today.
