Roofing Contractor Serving Franklin, TX

Who handles roofing for Franklin homeowners?

Revive Roofing Solutions LLC does, working from our home base at 1645 Greens Prairie Rd #101 in College Station. We do not have an office in Franklin, so a crew makes the drive of roughly 45 miles into Robertson County for each estimate and job.

We think you should know that up front. Franklin is a small county-seat town of about 1,600 people, and plenty of residents like dealing with someone nearby. What we offer instead is a family-owned company led by owner Caton Hall, with an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor designation and TAMKO Pro Certified (Gold) status. We also hold a 5.0-star rating across 27 Google reviews. Back to the College Station hub if you want the full picture of where we work.

What do roofs in Franklin have to deal with?

Franklin roofs face intense summer heat, heavy spring storms and the occasional violent tornado. Summer highs near 95 degrees bake shingles for months, and the area gets around 40 inches of rain a year.

Weather here is not abstract. On April 13, 2019, an EF-3 tornado moved through Franklin, with the National Weather Service confirming roughly 140 mph winds at its worst and damage on the south side of the city. Most storms are far smaller, but wind lifts shingle edges, tosses limbs onto roofs and drives rain under loosened flashing. After any severe weather, a close look from above is worth more than a guess from the driveway. Our storm damage repair page explains what we check, and we can inspect your roof whether or not a storm is involved.

What kinds of homes and buildings do we see in Franklin?

Franklin mixes older homes near the downtown square with newer houses and rural-style properties on larger lots. We have not surveyed the town’s housing stock, so we judge each roof by what we see, not by the neighborhood.

The anchor of town is the Robertson County Courthouse, a Second Empire building finished in 1882 on the public square. Homes and storefronts in older parts of town may carry multiple layers of shingles, aging decking or flat sections tied into pitched ones. Newer homes tend to be simpler, but a roof installed in the last couple of decades can still wear out early under constant sun. We write down what we find before recommending anything, and sometimes the answer is a repair, not a replacement.

Which roofing services can we provide in Franklin?

We offer six services in Franklin: roof replacement, roof repair, storm damage repair, roof inspection, gutter replacement and commercial roofing. Each has a dedicated page with detail on process and materials.

• Replacement: a complete tear-off and new system, covered on our roof replacement page and our Franklin replacement page.
• Repair: leaks, missing shingles and flashing problems, explained on roof repairs.
• Storm damage: inspection, photos and written documentation of wind or debris impact.
• Inspection: a rooftop assessment for buyers, sellers or anyone with a doubt.
• Gutters: new runs and downspouts through gutter replacement.
• Commercial: shops and offices under commercial roofing.

What should you do after storm damage in Franklin?

Start by staying safe and photographing what you can see from the ground, then call a roofer to inspect before rain returns. Cover any open area with a tarp if you can do so without climbing.

We inspect, photograph and document damage you can share with your insurance company.

Does Franklin require a roofing permit?

The City of Franklin says on its website that new structures inside city limits need a building permit before construction starts, but the page does not say anything specific about re-roofing. Confirm the rule with City Hall at 979-828-3257 before you sign a contract.

City Hall is at 319 Bremond Street. If your home sits outside city limits, different rules may apply, and the Robertson County page is a good place to start. We will gladly work with whatever the city or county tells you.

How can you pay for a Franklin roof?

You can pay in cash or use financing offered through Enhancify, a third-party lender. Approval, rates and terms are set by that lender, not by us.

Reading the lender’s terms in full before accepting is wise on any large purchase. Our financing page explains how to start.

Ready to schedule a Franklin roof visit?

Call (979) 933-7583 and tell us the address, what you have noticed and whether a storm was involved. We will arrange a time for the crew to come out from College Station and take a careful look.