Roof Replacement
Full tear-off and replacement for aging or storm-worn roofs, engineered for Houston heat, humidity, and hurricane season.
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A new roof for your Houston home, done right the first time
We replace roofs — full tear-off, honest materials advice, and installation built for Gulf Coast heat and hurricanes. Free on-roof estimates, firm written pricing, and financing that fits real budgets.
- Free on-roof estimates
- Full tear-off — never overlays
- Financing from ~$120/mo
- Written workmanship warranty
Choose your material
Three proven roofing systems for Houston weather
Every replacement starts with one decision: what goes on top. Compare real installed pricing, lifespan, and climate fit — then call and we will bring samples to your driveway.
Architectural asphalt shingles
$4.50–$6.50 per sq ft installedThe sensible default for most Houston homes. Modern laminated shingles carry 130 mph wind ratings, resist algae in our humid air, and come in blends that complement Texas brick. Class 4 impact-rated options earn insurance discounts in hail-prone suburbs.
25–30 yrsservice life
1–2 daystypical install
130 mphwind rating
Standing seam metal
$9.00–$14.00 per sq ft installedThe long-game roof. Concealed fasteners, reflective finishes that shed Houston's summer heat, and a 40–50 year service life that can outlast two shingle roofs. Outstanding in wind and driving rain — a serious hurricane-season performer.
40–50 yrsservice life
2–4 daystypical install
Class Afire rating
Concrete & clay tile
$10.00–$16.00 per sq ft installedMade for Houston's Mediterranean and Spanish-style homes. Tile shrugs off heat, rot, and insects, and the air gap beneath acts as natural insulation. Heavier than other systems — every tile project starts with a structural check.
50+ yrsservice life
3–5 daystypical install
Naturalthermal break
How replacement works
Five steps from old roof to new
Most Houston replacements finish in one to two working days. Here is exactly what happens, in order.
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On-roof estimate
We climb, measure, and photograph your roof, then leave a written price — no pressure, no obligation.
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Material selection
Compare asphalt, metal, and tile with real samples and per-square-foot pricing for your actual roof.
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Tear-off & deck check
Old roofing comes off completely. We inspect the decking sheet by sheet and replace what is damaged.
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System installation
Underlayment, flashing, ventilation, and your chosen material installed to manufacturer specification.
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Cleanup & walkthrough
Magnetic nail sweeps, debris removal, and a final walkthrough with photos of the finished work.
Tear-off to bare decking. Every job. No exceptions.
Overlays hide rot, trap heat, and void warranties. We strip your roof to the deck, photograph what we find, and build the new system on solid wood — that is what makes a replacement last 30 years instead of 12.
Schedule a free estimate What we do
Replacement-first roofing services
We focus on full roof replacement and new roof installation — the work that resets your home's clock. For a minor leak on a young roof, a repair may be all you need; when the system is done, we replace it right.
Asphalt Shingle Installation
Architectural and Class 4 impact-rated shingles installed to manufacturer spec — the best value per year of service in Houston.
Learn moreMetal Roof Installation
Standing seam and metal panel systems that reflect Houston heat, shrug off storms, and can outlast two shingle roofs.
Learn moreTile Roof Installation
Concrete and clay tile roofs for a distinctive Houston look — heavy, durable, and naturally at home in Gulf Coast weather.
Learn moreTear-Off & Disposal
Clean, complete removal of your old roofing — down to the deck — with full site protection and responsible disposal.
Learn moreStorm Damage Roof Replacement
Wind and hail damage assessment, documentation for your insurer, and full replacement when storms end a roof’s life early.
Learn moreRoof Financing
Flexible payment options that let you replace a failing roof now and pay over time — without draining savings.
Learn more Financing
Replace the roof now. Pay over time.
A failing roof gets more expensive every month it stays — leaks reach insulation, drywall, and flooring. Financing lets you install the right roof today and spread the cost predictably.
- Fixed-rate terms from 12 to 120 months
- Same-as-cash promotions for qualified buyers
- Same-day decisions in most cases
- Works alongside insurance proceeds
Real-world replacements
Projects like yours, every week
No invented reviews — just the kinds of replacement projects Houston homeowners call us about most.
The 22-year-old builder roof
A two-story brick home where the original shingles are curling and shedding granules into the gutters. Full tear-off, two sheets of decking replaced, new architectural shingles — done in two days.
After the spring hailstorm
Hail bruising across every slope, documented and approved by insurance. Homeowner paid only the deductible and upgraded to Class 4 impact-rated shingles for the next storm season.
The forever-home metal upgrade
Owners planning to stay 20+ years chose standing seam metal in a copper-brown finish. Higher upfront cost, but the last roof they expect to buy — with a cooler attic every summer.
Sale-prep replacement
A roof at end-of-life flagged during a pre-listing inspection. Fast-scheduled replacement closed the buyer objection, and the transferable warranty went straight into the listing.
Where we work
Serving Greater Houston
From Katy to Baytown, our crews replace roofs across the metro. Find your community:
Katy, TX
Katy’s rapid westward growth means thousands of roofs from the 1990s and 2000s building booms are hitting replacement age at the same time.
Roof replacement in KatySugar Land, TX
Sugar Land’s established neighborhoods — First Colony, Sugar Creek, Telfair — mix mature trees with beautiful homes whose original roofs are now 20–30 years old.
Roof replacement in Sugar LandCypress, TX
Cypress families in Bridgeland, Cypress Creek Lakes, and Coles Crossing rely on roofs that take the full brunt of northwest Houston storms.
Roof replacement in CypressSpring, TX
From established Spring neighborhoods off FM 1960 to newer communities near the Grand Parkway, we replace roofs on homes of every era — including many 1980s originals that are well past their service life.
Roof replacement in SpringPearland, TX
Pearland’s explosive growth south of Houston means subdivisions of every age, from Silverlake originals to brand-new Shadow Creek Ranch builds needing their first replacement.
Roof replacement in PearlandPasadena, TX
Pasadena’s post-war housing stock — solid brick ranch homes from the 1950s through 1970s — often has roofs approaching their third or fourth replacement cycle.
Roof replacement in PasadenaThe Woodlands, TX
The Woodlands’ forested villages demand roofers who respect both the trees and the community’s exacting standards.
Roof replacement in The WoodlandsHumble, TX
Humble and Kingwood homeowners know Gulf weather firsthand — this area has seen repeated hail and hurricane hits.
Roof replacement in HumbleBaytown, TX
Baytown’s working neighborhoods east of Houston deserve the same roofing quality as the tonier suburbs.
Roof replacement in Baytown Common questions
Roof replacement FAQ
How much does a new roof cost in Houston?
Most Houston roof replacements cost between $8,500 and $18,000 in 2026. Architectural asphalt shingles run $4.50–$6.50 per square foot installed, standing seam metal $9.00–$14.00, and concrete tile $10.00–$16.00. Final price depends on roof size, pitch, number of old layers, and decking condition. Call us for a free, written estimate measured on your actual roof.
How do I know if I need a replacement instead of a repair?
Repair makes sense for isolated damage on a younger roof. Replacement is usually the better value when the roof is 20+ years old, shingles are curling or losing granules across the whole surface, leaks keep reappearing in new spots, or storm damage is widespread. If repairs would cost more than about a third of replacement, replacement almost always wins.
How long does a roof replacement take?
A typical single-family home in Houston takes one to two working days: tear-off and deck inspection on day one, installation and cleanup through day two. Larger homes, tile or metal systems, and deck repairs can add a day. Weather delays do happen — we never install over wet decking.
Will my insurance pay for a new roof after a storm?
If wind or hail caused the damage, most Texas homeowner policies cover replacement minus your deductible. We document the damage with photos and measurements your adjuster can use, and we meet adjusters on site when needed. Age-related wear is not covered — that is a maintenance item.
What roofing material is best for Houston’s climate?
Architectural asphalt shingles are the best value for most homes. Standing seam metal reflects the most heat and lasts the longest — worth it if you plan to stay 15+ years. Tile suits Mediterranean-style homes and handles heat well but needs adequate framing. We walk you through real samples and honest pricing for each.
Do you offer financing for roof replacement?
Yes. We work with lending partners offering fixed-rate loans from 12 to 120 months, with promotional same-as-cash options for qualified buyers. Applications take minutes, decisions are usually same-day, and typical monthly payments run $120–$280 depending on project size and term.
Can you install a new roof over my old shingles?
We do not do overlays. Tear-off to bare decking is included in every replacement because overlays trap heat, hide deck rot, add excess weight, and void most manufacturer warranties. A clean deck is the foundation of a roof that lasts.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. We carry general liability insurance and workers’ compensation coverage on every crew, and our work complies with all Harris County and City of Houston building codes. Certificates are available on request before any work begins.
From the blog
Roof replacement know-how
How Much Does a Roof Replacement Cost in Houston in 2026?
A full roof replacement in Houston runs $8,500–$18,000 for most homes in 2026. Here is what actually moves that number: size, pitch, layers, decking condition, and material choice.
Read articleMetal vs. Asphalt Shingles: Which Roof Wins in Houston’s Heat?
Metal reflects heat and lasts 40–50 years. Asphalt costs half as much upfront and lasts 25–30. In Houston’s climate, the right answer depends on how long you plan to stay.
Read articleHurricane Straps: The Small Upgrade That Protects Your Whole Roof
When the old roof comes off, the connection between your roof framing and walls is exposed — the one moment when adding hurricane straps is fast and affordable.
Read articleReady to talk about your new roof?
Call now for a free, no-pressure replacement estimate. We measure your roof, walk you through materials, and leave you a written price.