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Roof Repair
Missing tabs, lifted shingles, a worn pipe collar. Small fixes on a roof that still has years left.
Open the pageRoof Leak Repair
A ceiling stain means water found a path. The contractor traces it from the attic side first.
Open the pageRoof Replacement
Tear-off to the decking, new underlayment, new roof. When patching stops making sense.
Open the pageHail Damage Inspection
Bruised shingles, dented vents, granules in the gutter. A look after an April storm.
Open the pageWind Damage Inspection
Creased or missing shingles along ridges and rakes after a squall line or a tropical system.
Open the pageShingle Roofing
Three-tab versus architectural, impact ratings, and what the wrapper does not tell you.
Open the pageOlder and Downtown Buildings
Wood-frame houses and early buildings around the depot, where a roof may cover heart pine.
Open the pageSiding, Trim, Eaves and Gutters
Fiber Cement Siding
The usual replacement when old hardboard on a gable has swollen and gone soft.
Open the pageBoard-and-Batten Siding
Vertical boards on farmhouse-style builds and outbuildings, and the battens that work loose.
Open the pageSiding Repair and Trim
Rotted corner boards, window trim and the bottom course of lap siding.
Open the pageSoffit and Fascia Repair
The boards under the eave, where a gap lets heat, water and animals into the attic.
Open the pageGutters and Drainage
Pine needles, overflow, and downspouts that dump water against a slab.
Open the pageBarn and Outbuilding Roofs
Rusted panels on a barn, a lifted edge on a workshop, a detached garage that never had gutters. West toward Rosehill and north toward Magnolia the lots get larger, and a request is as likely to be about a hay barn as a house.
Not Sure Which One It Is?
Describe it on the phone. The contractor sorts out whether it is a repair, a roof or a wall.
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