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When a storm hits Texas, it strikes hard. High winds, heavy rain, and flying debris can damage your roof and gutters in minutes. The best way to protect your home? Be ready before the next storm rolls in. Here’s a checklist every homeowner in Montgomery, Walker, Waller, and San Jacinto County should follow.

If your roof looks worn or faded, you may have wondered: can roofing shingles be painted? The short answer is yes, but there’s more to consider before breaking out the roller. Painting shingles is sometimes used as a quick fix for appearance or energy savings, but it isn’t always the best long-term solution. Let’s look at when painting shingles makes sense, when it doesn’t, and what homeowners should think about first.

Gutters may not get much attention—until there’s a problem. They quietly protect your roof, walls, and foundation by moving water away from your home. However, when they’re ignored or misunderstood, they can become a hidden source of damage. Let’s explore five common myths about gutter care and why believing them can cost homeowners in the long run.

If your home, garage, or addition has a flat or low-slope roof, choosing the right roofing material matters more than you might expect. Unlike pitched roofs, flat roofs can’t easily shed water. This means materials must work harder to resist pooling, leaks, and heat—especially in climates like ours here in Texas. Let’s explore the most common flat roofing options and how to determine which one is right for your property. 

Replacing a roof isn’t just about aesthetics or even leaks. More often, it’s about recognizing when your roof is nearing the end of its useful life and taking action before problems arise. Delaying too long can leave your home vulnerable. Storms, heat, and time degrade roofing materials — and by the time damage becomes visible inside, you may already be facing expensive repairs.

If you're a homeowner in Texas planning a roofing project, understanding how warranties function can help you safeguard that investment and prevent surprises down the road. Let’s break it down.

When hurricane season rolls around, Texas weather doesn’t always give us much warning. For homeowners, especially in storm-prone areas, knowing how to prepare your home can make all the difference between peace of mind and a flooded living room. Wind, rain, and flying debris don’t just put your comfort at risk — they can cause real damage to your roof, gutters, and even the structure of your home. Fortunately, a few preventive steps can significantly enhance your property’s safety when storms hit.

Hurricane season in Conroe doesn’t wait — and neither should you. With its mix of heavy rains, high winds, and sudden hailstorms, Conroe is no stranger to severe weather. Every year, homeowners are caught off guard by roof damage that could’ve been prevented. The good news? With a few simple steps, you can protect your home before the storms roll in.

Your roof is one of the most critical components of your home, providing protection, insulation, and curb appeal. However, no roof lasts forever. Knowing when it’s time for a replacement can save you from costly repairs and potential damage. In this article, we’ll outline four clear signs that indicate it’s time to replace your roof, so you can keep your home safe and secure.