Roofing Contractor Serving Montgomery, TX

Who serves Montgomery, TX for roofing?

We do, from College Station. Revive Roofing Solutions LLC operates from 1645 Greens Prairie Rd #101, and our crews travel roughly 60 miles to Montgomery; there is no Montgomery office.

Montgomery is small but growing fast. The 2020 census counted 1,948 residents, up from 621 in 2010, which means older properties and newcomers sit side by side. Owner Caton Hall leads this family-owned company, which is an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor and TAMKO Pro Certified (Gold), with a 5.0-star rating over 27 Google reviews. We are not a hometown shop here, and we would rather say it plainly. Meet the rest of the team on the College Station hub.

What makes roofing in historic Montgomery different?

Montgomery dates to 1837, when it became the first seat of Montgomery County, so some structures downtown are well over a century old. Old buildings can hide odd roof geometry, repaired decking and material choices that need care.

The Montgomery Historical Society maintains several preserved properties on and near Liberty Street, including the Addison-Gandy House and the N.H. Davis Pioneer Complex, and the city also has Fernland Historical Park and the Davis Cottage and Museum. We have not worked on any of those and do not claim to. What we can say is that older wood-frame houses call for slow, careful roofing, with attention to rot, ventilation and flashing at dormers and porches. Whether your address is subject to historic-area review is a question for the city; see the permits section below.

What about homes near Lake Conroe?

The Montgomery side of Lake Conroe has waterfront and lake-access communities, mostly built in the decades after the lake filled in 1973. These homes often sit under mature pines and face open-water wind.

Lake Conroe covers around 21,000 acres, so wind has room to build across the water before it hits a shoreline roof. Many lake communities operate through an association with an Architectural Control Committee, and written approval is required for many exterior changes. Always ask about roofing specifically. Our roof replacement and roof repair pages explain the usual work.

How do storms affect Montgomery roofs?

Montgomery sees hot, humid summers, thunderstorms and the outer reach of Gulf hurricanes. Wind and falling limbs are the most visible threats.

During Hurricane Beryl in July 2024, the city opened shelters and offered curbside pickup of tree limbs, a hint of how much debris the storm left. We have no hail history to quote for the area. After any strong storm, we inspect, photograph and document damage you can share with your insurance company. For a closer look at the process, read about storm damage repair.

Which services can you book in Montgomery?

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

• Montgomery roof replacement: tear-off and new roof systems.
• Montgomery roof repair: leaks, flashing and wind damage.
• Gutter replacement: useful under heavy pine drop.
• Commercial roofing: shops, offices and small retail.

Does Montgomery require a roof permit?

The City of Montgomery’s permit page says alterations need a permit and tells owners to call 936-597-3304 if in doubt, but it does not name re-roofing. Confirm with Planning & Development before work begins.

Ask in the same call whether your property falls under any historic-area review. We were unable to verify that either way. Properties outside city limits may be governed by Montgomery County instead, which the county page explains.

How can you pay for a Montgomery roof?

Use cash or financing through Enhancify, a third-party lender whose approvals and terms are its own.

Read the loan paperwork closely. Our financing page lists the starting steps.

Schedule a Montgomery roof inspection

Call (979) 933-7583 with your address and what you have noticed. We will line up a trip from College Station.