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Lakewood Forest

Lakewood Forest is big enough to be a small town: 2,617 homes, by the count of the community’s own fund, around Louetta and Malcomson roads.

Facts

What We Could Confirm

The Lakewood Forest fund describes the community as in the northwest Houston, Cypress and Tomball area, near SH 249, Beltway 8 and the Grand Parkway, and lists 2,617 homes. Its office is on Louetta Road at Malcomson.

We could not confirm from a primary source when each section was built, so this page does not guess.

Source: Lakewood Forest fund website.

Finding Your Roof’s Likely Age

  1. 1

    Look up the house

    The Harris Central Appraisal District lists a year built for every address.

  2. 2

    Check the paperwork

    Closing documents or a past inspection report may show a re-roof date.

  3. 3

    Look for a permit

    Houses outside the city will not have a city roofing permit; ask the seller or neighbors instead.

  4. 4

    Ask the roofer to read it

    Shingle style, wear and the number of layers at the edge usually narrow it down.

Rules Here

Lakewood Forest addresses are not inside the City of Tomball, so the city’s roofing permit does not apply. Ask the Harris County engineer’s office at 713-274-3920 whether your job needs a county permit. If your section has an architectural committee, a change of roof color or material may need its approval first; the fund’s office can say who to ask.

Roof Question in Lakewood Forest?

Call with the street address. A contractor who works this side of Tomball calls back.

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