Find a roofer in Texas
Hail, hurricane wind, post-storm inspection — Texas roofing claims and re-roofs follow a predictable seasonal calendar. Get matched with a roofer in your ZIP.
Licensed Texas roofing contractors — hail damage, hurricane-rated installs, Class 4 impact shingles, insurance documentation, and emergency tarp service.
Texas roofs take hail, wind, heat, UV exposure, and sudden storm cycles. A quick inspection after a storm can separate cosmetic marks from functional damage that needs repair.
Use this page for roof leaks, missing shingles, hail inspections, insurance documentation, full replacement estimates, metal roofing, flat roof coating, or emergency tarp service.
Common roofing jobs
- Hail damage and insurance claim documentation
- Hurricane-rated tie-down upgrades
- Class 4 impact-resistant shingle upgrades
- Storm-chaser awareness and verification
- Flat-roof recoats in El Paso / desert markets
- Metal roof installs in central Texas
When to request a contractor
- Ceiling stain, active drip, or attic moisture after rain
- Missing shingles, lifted flashing, or exposed underlayment
- Recent hail, high wind, or neighborhood roof replacements
- Insurance adjuster requested contractor documentation
What to include for a better callback
- Photos from the ground; do not climb the roof
- Date of storm or leak discovery
- Insurance claim number if already opened
- Roof age, material, and whether there are solar panels
Texas-specific notes
- Texas does not issue one statewide license for general residential roofers.
- Insurance, local references, written scope, and material warranty matter.
- Be careful with door-to-door storm pitches right after hail events.
Licensing
Texas does not state-license general roofers; verify TDLR or business licensing
Typical pricing
$11,000–$22,000 typical re-roof · $1,500–$3,000 Class 4 upgrade adder
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FAQ
Are Texas roofers licensed?
Texas does not have a state license for general roofing contractors. Some specialty work and major commercial roofing is regulated, but residential roofing is not. Always verify business registration, current insurance, and a track record of claims work in your area before hiring.
What does a hail roof replacement cost in Texas?
$11,000–$25,000 for a typical 25–40 square asphalt re-roof in 2026, depending on pitch, tear-off layers, and materials. Class 4 impact-resistant upgrades add $1,500–$3,500 but reduce future insurance premiums.
Should I use the storm-chaser knocking on my door?
Be cautious. Reputable Texas roofers don't typically door-knock immediately after storms. Verify business address, ask for references in your neighborhood, and confirm liability + workers comp insurance before signing anything.
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