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About This Site

It is a phone number and a form for roof and siding trouble in Tomball, and a set of pages that say what we could confirm about the place. The work itself is done by independent contractors.

The sequence

What Happens to Your Call

  1. 1

    You call or send the form

    Give the street address and say what you are seeing: a stain, a missing strip of shingles, soft trim, a barn roof lifting.

  2. 2

    The request goes to one contractor

    An independent roofing or siding contractor who works in Tomball and the places next to it gets the details.

  3. 3

    They call you

    The contractor arranges a visit, looks at the roof or wall, and writes a price.

  4. 4

    You decide

    If you hire them, the agreement, the permit and the warranty are between you and that contractor.

Limits

What This Site Does Not Do

It does not inspect, price, repair or replace anything. It does not employ roofers. It does not deal with your insurer in any way. It does not hand your request to a list of companies that all call at once.

It also does not claim more than it knows. Where a page says a date, an office or a hail size, the source is named. Where we could not confirm something, the page says so and names who can.

Before you sign

Checking a Contractor When the State Does Not

Texas has no license for roofers or siding installers. A number printed on a truck or a yard sign is not a state license, whatever it looks like. RCAT, the Roofing Contractors Association of Texas, offers a voluntary credential; it is worth something, and it is still not a license.

What you can check:

  • A certificate of liability insurance, and whether they carry workers’ comp for the crew.
  • A physical address in or near Tomball, not just a phone number.
  • Whether the shingle or panel maker has certified them to offer its longer warranty.
  • The workmanship warranty, in writing, with the number of years stated.
  • For a job inside city limits, whether they will pull the city permit. The city’s form asks for their insurance certificate, naming the City of Tomball as certificate holder.

Why the Pages Look the Way They Do

Tomball is small, and six area pages that say something true beat a dozen that repeat each other. Each one tries to answer a plain question: what is different about roofs and walls here, compared with the next town over?

Have Something Looked At

One call or one form. The contractor who works the area calls back.

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