Real houses in Katy, Cypress and Sugar Land, photographed on the day we finished. No stock photography, no borrowed portfolios, and no images bought from a supplier and passed off as ours.
Hail took out the north and west slopes and the homeowner had two other companies tell them it was cosmetic. We documented the bruising properly, walked the adjuster through it, and the claim was approved in full. Owner paid their deductible and nothing else. Tear off and dry in day one, finished the following afternoon.
The previous roofer had put shingles on a pitch too shallow for them, and it had been leaking since the addition was built. Panels formed to length on site, concealed fasteners throughout, and detailed properly where the addition meets the main roof. That transition was the actual source of every leak they had lived with for six years.
Homeowner had been quoted for a complete replacement on the strength of one ceiling stain. The roof was eleven years old and in good condition. The leak was step flashing at the chimney that had never been installed correctly. Stripped back, reflashed, counterflashed into the mortar joint, done in an afternoon. They kept the rest of their roof and about eleven thousand dollars.
Tenants stayed open throughout. Old built-up roof removed in sections, new insulation and fully welded TPO installed, and all the curbs and penetrations reflashed. The white membrane dropped the summer cooling load noticeably, which the tenant mentioned before we had finished invoicing.
A slow leak nobody had noticed had been running down a rafter for years. Fourteen sheets of decking were soft and had to come out. We photographed all of it, called the owner before replacing a single sheet, and priced it at the sheet rate quoted up front rather than inventing a number once the roof was open.
Hail took out the whole north side and I had no idea where to start with the claim. They came out the next morning, got up there, took photos of everything, and sat with me while the adjuster walked the roof. Ended up covered in full. I paid my deductible and nothing else.
Two companies told me I needed a full replacement. These guys got up there, found the leak was a flashing detail around the chimney, and fixed it for a few hundred dollars. Roof is fine and has been dry ever since. They could have taken the money and I would never have known.
Crew showed up at seven, tore off and dried in the same day, finished the next. What got me was the cleanup. They ran a magnet over the whole yard twice and I still have not found a single nail. My wife was worried about the dog and there was nothing to worry about.
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