Roofing Contractor Serving Conroe, TX

Can a College Station roofer really serve Conroe?

Yes, with honesty about the distance. Our crews drive roughly 75 miles from 1645 Greens Prairie Rd #101 in College Station, and we do not have a Conroe office.

Conroe is the Montgomery County seat, and many homeowners there reasonably prefer a contractor who is closer. If that is you, fair enough. If you want a family-owned company led by Caton Hall, an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor and TAMKO Pro Certified (Gold) shop with a 5.0 rating on 27 Google reviews, we are glad to be considered. Plan on a scheduled appointment instead of a same-hour drop-in. Our College Station hub explains more about how we operate.

What kinds of homes are in Conroe?

Conroe holds everything from older homes near downtown to large new subdivisions and lake-influenced properties. The city grew from about 90,000 residents in 2020 to an estimated 114,581 in 2024, so a great deal of its housing is recent.

That growth came through new development and annexation, which pushed city limits from 52.8 to 77.5 square miles since 2007. Downtown has its own character, anchored by the Crighton Theatre, which opened in 1935, and the oil-boom era left its mark on older neighborhoods. Houses near the core can have decades of wear; new subdivisions tend to have composition shingles installed in a hurry during construction. Both situations deserve an honest inspection, and we do not assume any house is perfect because it is young. Nearby Lake Conroe, about 20,000 acres and filled in 1973, shapes the lake-side communities around the city.

How does Gulf weather affect Conroe roofs?

Conroe sits about 40 miles north of Houston, so it takes hurricane remnants, tropical wind and heavy rain in addition to ordinary thunderstorms. Pine and oak canopy adds falling-limb risk during any strong blow.

Hurricane Beryl in July 2024 is the recent example: the storm hit the Houston area as a Category 1 and left Conroe with an estimated 60,000 to 80,000 cubic yards of green waste on the ground, according to the city’s public works director. Limbs on roofs, torn shingles and stripped flashing follow that kind of event. Summers are hot as well, with a record high of 109 degrees. Read how we approach it on our storm damage repair page.

Which roofing services do we offer in Conroe?

We offer roof replacement, roof repair, storm damage repair, roof inspection, gutter replacement and commercial roofing.

• Conroe roof replacement for full tear-offs.
• Conroe roof repair for leaks and wind damage.
• Gutter replacement for pine-needle and leaf-heavy lots.
• Commercial roofing for retail, office and warehouse buildings.
• General overviews: roof replacement and roof repairs.

What should you do after a storm?

Photograph the damage from the ground, keep receipts for emergency protection, and book an inspection. We inspect, photograph and document damage you can share with your insurance company.

After a storm as large as Beryl, demand across the region rises. Tarping a vulnerable area promptly is sensible, and so is a call to us.

Do Conroe re-roofs need a permit or HOA approval?

Confirm with the City of Conroe’s Building Inspections and Permits Department before work begins. We could not locate a city page that clearly states the rule, so we will not guess.

The department’s published contact is 936-522-3610 per a third-party directory, so verify it on the city’s website. Many Conroe subdivisions are governed by owners associations whose covenants regulate shingle style and color. Properties outside city limits fall under county rules; see the Montgomery County page.

How can Conroe homeowners finance a roof?

Financing is available through Enhancify, a third-party lender, and you can also pay another way. Approval, rates and terms are decided by the lender.

Read all documents before signing, and see our financing page for the process.

Book a Conroe roof inspection

Call (979) 933-7583 with your address and a short description. We will confirm timing for a trip from College Station.