Roofing Contractor in Brazos County, TX

Brazos County is home base for us. Caton Hall, our owner, has lived in the Brazos Valley for 29 years, and our family-owned shop sits on Greens Prairie Road in College Station. We are an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor and TAMKO Pro Certified (Gold), and our work has earned a 5.0-star rating across 27 Google reviews.

Towns we serve in Brazos County

College Station is the largest part of our daily work, from neighborhoods near Texas A&M to newer subdivisions along Greens Prairie and Rock Prairie roads. See our College Station roofing page.

Bryan has everything from older homes near downtown to recent construction on the north and east sides. See our Bryan roofing page.

Beyond the two cities, we also serve smaller communities and rural addresses across the county, including Wellborn, Millican, Kurten and Wixon Valley.

Homes and properties in Brazos County

Brazos County has an unusual housing mix. Near campus you will find duplexes, townhomes and rental houses where a landlord may need repairs coordinated around tenants. Newer master-planned neighborhoods have architectural shingle roofs with steeper pitches and multiple valleys. Older Bryan neighborhoods often have roofs that have been layered or patched more than once, which is worth a careful look before any decision.

Outside the city limits, many properties sit on acreage. Call us with your address to confirm scheduling.

Weather and storms in Brazos County

The Brazos Valley has hot, humid summers and a spring severe weather season that brings thunderstorms, wind and hail. Gulf tropical systems can also push heavy rain and wind inland. Hail is a realistic concern for any local roof.

Sun and heat are a steady wear factor too. Granule loss, curling and cracked sealant strips tend to show up gradually, which is why an inspection after a big storm, and every few years regardless, is a sensible habit.

Permits in Brazos County

Inside College Station, the city requires a permit for residential re-roofing and an inspection when the work is complete, and contractors hired for the job must be registered with the city. Bryan has its own process, so confirm requirements with the city before work begins.

In unincorporated parts of Brazos County, there is often no city permit for a roof. Texas counties have limited authority over building rules, so please confirm with Brazos County before you start. Your neighborhood HOA may also need to approve shingle color or style.

Our roofing services in Brazos County

We handle roof replacement, roof repair, storm damage repair, roof inspections, gutter replacement and commercial roofing. For storm damage, we inspect, photograph and document damage you can share with your insurance company. Financing through Enhancify, a third-party lender, is available; checking your options does not affect your credit, and the lender sets approval and terms. See financing.

Nearby counties we also serve include Grimes, Burleson and Robertson. Have a general question first? Our roofing FAQ covers the basics.