Roofing Contractor Serving Burleson County, TX

Burleson County lies between Brazos County and Washington County, along Highway 36 and Highway 21. Our family-owned company works out of College Station at 1645 Greens Prairie Rd #101, and owner Caton Hall has lived in the Brazos Valley for 29 years. We are an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor and TAMKO Pro Certified (Gold), with 5.0 stars on 27 Google reviews.

Towns we serve in Burleson County

Caldwell, the county seat, has a classic courthouse square surrounded by older homes and newer ranch-style houses. See our Caldwell roofing page.

Somerville sits beside Lake Somerville and has a mix of railroad-era homes and lake properties. See our Somerville roofing page.

We also serve Snook, Lyons, Deanville and the farms and ranches around them.

Homes and rural properties in Burleson County

Burleson County is largely rural, so many roofs here belong to farmhouses, ranch homes and weekend places that sit well off the road. Lake Somerville draws lake houses and cabins, some of them used seasonally. A seasonal home can go weeks without anyone looking at the roof, so a leak can spread before anyone notices.

Larger tracts are common in the county. Call us with your address to confirm scheduling.

Older Caldwell and Somerville houses may have been re-roofed more than once. We check for existing layers, deck condition and ventilation in the attic rather than assuming the shingles are the only issue.

Weather and storms in Burleson County

This part of the Brazos Valley sees spring thunderstorms with wind and hail, long hot summers, and occasional heavy rain from tropical systems pushing inland from the Gulf. Hail inspections are a routine part of local roof care.

Open country and lakeside locations can mean higher exposure to straight-line wind. Roof edges, ridge caps and flashing are the first places wind lifts material, so those are where we look first after a windy storm. Trees near lake homes add another risk from limbs and debris.

Permits in Burleson County

Caldwell and Somerville are incorporated, so check with each city for permit or contractor registration rules before a replacement. In unincorporated Burleson County, there is often no city permit for a roof, but Texas counties have limited authority over building rules, so confirm with the county. Lake-area subdivisions may also have deed restrictions or HOA guidelines for roofing materials and colors.

Our services in Burleson County

We provide 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 is available through Enhancify, a third-party lender; checking options does not affect your credit, and the lender sets approval and terms. See financing.

We also serve neighboring Brazos, Washington and Robertson counties. For general questions, visit our roofing FAQ.