Roofing Contractor Serving Madisonville, Texas

Is Revive Roofing Solutions local to Madisonville?

Not exactly: we are based in College Station and drive to Madisonville, roughly 41 miles and about 50 minutes each way. Our office is 1645 Greens Prairie Rd #101, and we have no Madison County location. We think customers deserve to know that before they call.

What you do get is a family-owned business led by Caton Hall, an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor, TAMKO Pro Certified (Gold), with 5.0 stars across 27 Google reviews. You can read more about the company on our College Station hub.

What roofing services are available in Madisonville?

All six: roof replacement, repair, storm damage repair, inspection, gutter replacement and commercial roofing. Use the links below for details.

• Roof replacement, plus the Madisonville roof replacement page
• Roof repair, plus the Madisonville roof repair page
• Storm damage repair
• Roof inspections, useful before buying or selling
• Gutter replacement
• Commercial roofing

What is Madisonville like, and what does that mean for roofs?

Madisonville is a small county-seat town of about 4,500 people with a courthouse square, older neighborhoods and a mix of rural-edge properties. It was founded in 1853 on land donated by Job Starks Collard, and a log courthouse gave way to a brick one in 1894. The railroad arrived in 1903, and the town grew through the mid-twentieth century.

That timeline produces a patchwork of roofs. Houses from the early and mid-1900s often have low-pitch porch additions and old chimneys. Later construction tends toward simple gable and hip roofs. Properties on the town’s edges include shops, sheds and barns. Each type ages differently, so we judge each roof on its condition instead of assuming anything from the street name. A roof that has survived several decades of Brazos Valley summers deserves a careful look at its underlayment and flashing, not only its shingles, and we plan our inspection around that.

Are there landmarks or historic rules to know about?

The notable landmark is a hotel built in 1904, restored in the late 1970s, recognized as a state historic landmark in 1982 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The courthouse square anchors the historic core.

We did not find a Madisonville ordinance that dictates roofing materials in a historic area. If your building is a recognized landmark or sits near the square, ask the city at (936) 348-2748 whether any review applies. The city’s forms page does not mention re-roofing, so confirm permit requirements the same way. It also encourages contractors to register annually at no cost, which we would discuss with you.

What storms have hit Madisonville roofs?

The most recent major event was the March 2022 tornado, which the National Weather Service rated EF-1. It blew roofs off buildings, pushed at least one house about 10 to 15 feet off its foundation on the west side, and left more than 1,000 people in Madison County without power. More than 40 homes and businesses were affected, but no injuries were reported.

Smaller thunderstorms also come through, and straight-line wind is a regular roof hazard. After a storm, we inspect, photograph and document damage you can share with your insurance company. Our storm damage repair page explains the process.

How does the local economy shape commercial roofing?

Madisonville’s commercial roofs serve a mix of agriculture, light industry and oil and gas services. The town historically processed mushrooms, and oil and gas field servicing grew after 1973 alongside an industrial park developed in the early 1970s. The Texas Mushroom Festival is among the town’s annual events.

Buildings in that mix include shops, warehouses and square storefronts. Ponding on flat roofs and seams at additions are common trouble spots. See our commercial roofing services page.

How can I pay for a Madisonville roof?

Pay directly or finance through Enhancify, a third-party lender that sets approval and terms. Details are on the financing page.

Contact us about your Madisonville roof

Call (979) 933-7583, or see how we serve neighboring towns on the Madison County page.