TELL PROJECTS ROOFING
Houston, TX  |  (832) 591-7991  |  Mon–Fri 8 AM–6 PM

Houston Residential and Commercial Roof Repair Service

When a spring hailstorm pebbles your shingles or a July downpour finds the one weak spot in your flat roof, you need a Houston residential and commercial roof repair service that understands exactly how Gulf Coast weather tears a roofing system apart. Tell Projects Roofing, based at 5328 Prudence Dr in southwest Houston, repairs every major roofing system — asphalt shingle, tile, metal, TPO, EPDM, and modified bitumen — for homeowners, property managers, and business owners across the Houston metro. Call (832) 591-7991 to schedule a free repair estimate, and we’ll put a trained roofer on your roof fast.

Roof leaking right now? Call (832) 591-7991 — Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 6 PM. The earlier you call, the faster we can get a crew to your property.

Why Houston Roofs Fail Faster Than Roofs Elsewhere

Houston is one of the hardest places in America to keep a roof watertight. Between the humidity coming off the Gulf, some of the most violent spring hail in the country, and a hurricane season that runs from June through November, local roofs age faster than manufacturer brochures suggest. Understanding these local failure patterns is the first step in fixing them correctly.

Hail and Straight-Line Winds

Harris County sits squarely in a hail corridor, and our storms arrive with punishing straight-line winds. The May 2024 derecho toppled trees and peeled shingles across neighborhoods from Katy to Pasadena, and Hurricane Beryl left hundreds of thousands of damaged roofs in its path that same July. Wind doesn’t usually blow a roof off all at once — it lifts shingle tabs at the eaves and ridges, breaks the adhesive seals, and sets your roof up to fail in the next rain.

Humidity, Heat, and UV Exposure

Gulf Coast humidity keeps roof decks damp for days after a rain, encouraging algae, moss, and fastener corrosion. Add attic temperatures that routinely exceed 130°F in August, and asphalt shingles that might last 22 years up north often need serious attention at year 12 to 15 in Houston. UV radiation breaks down the asphalt binder, which is why granules pile up in Houston gutters faster than homeowners expect.

Tropical Systems and Torrential Rain

Since Tropical Storm Allison flooded the city in 2001, Houstonians have learned to respect rain. Our subtropical cloudbursts can drop three or more inches in a single hour, and that volume exploits any opening — a cracked pipe boot, a loose piece of chimney flashing, a clogged scupper. A roof that sheds a normal drizzle can flood an attic during a Gulf squall.

Residential Roof Repair Services for Houston Homes

From brick ranch homes in Westbury to two-stories in Katy and bungalows near the Heights, most Houston homes wear asphalt architectural shingles over plywood decking. Our residential crews repair all of it — plus clay and concrete tile in Bellaire and Memorial, and standing-seam metal on newer builds out in Cypress and Fulshear.

Shingle Repair and Replacement

We remove and replace wind-creased, cracked, or missing shingles, matching your existing architectural profile and color as closely as possible. We also rebuild ridge caps and hip lines, which take the worst wind damage, and resecure slipped shingles before the exposed nails rust through.

Leak Detection and Flashing Repair

Most Houston roof leaks aren’t in the field of the roof — they’re at the penetrations. We trace active leaks with attic inspections and targeted water testing, then repair the real culprit: corroded chimney flashing, dried-out pipe boots, skylight curbs, and valley metal that has shifted over the years.

Ventilation and Attic Heat Solutions

Cooking your shingles from below shortens their life dramatically. We repair and balance intake soffit vents and exhaust ridge vents so your attic breathes, which lowers cooling bills and helps your next shingle roof reach its full expected lifespan in our climate.

Commercial Roof Repair for Houston Businesses

A leaking roof over inventory, equipment, or exam rooms is a business emergency. Our commercial division serves strip centers along Westheimer, warehouses near the Houston Ship Channel, medical offices around the Texas Medical Center, and retail buildings with views of NRG Stadium and the Galleria. We work with property managers to schedule repairs around your tenants and your hours.

Flat and Low-Slope Roof Repair

We repair open TPO seams and weld patches, adhere EPDM cover patches over punctures, cut out and re-lay blistered modified bitumen, and rebuild failing felt in built-up roofing systems. Every commercial repair is documented with photos so you have a record for ownership and insurance.

Drains, Scuppers, and Ponding Water

Ponding water is the number-one killer of flat roofs in Houston. Our cloudbursts overwhelm inner drains and clog scuppers with leaves and storm debris, and standing water degrades membranes months after the rain stops. We clear and re-bowl drains, add crickets behind curbs, and correct negative slope so water leaves your roof the way it should.

HVAC Curbs, Penetrations, and Coatings

Rooftop HVAC units are the most common leak source on Houston commercial buildings. We reflash and re-seal equipment curbs, replace failed pitch pans, and apply silicone restoration coatings that can add 10+ years of service life to an aging membrane at a fraction of replacement cost.

The Roof Problems We Fix Every Week in Houston

After thousands of local repair calls, the same culprits show up again and again. If you recognize any of these on your property, it’s time to schedule an inspection.

Wind-Lifted Shingles and Broken Seals

Shingles that flap in the next windstorm after a big blow almost always have broken self-seal strips. We re-adhere or replace lifted tabs before they crease and tear, especially along eaves, rakes, and ridge lines where uplift pressure is greatest.

Cracked Pipe Boots and Nail Pops

Plumbing vent boots made of rubber or plastic crack in the sun within 8 to 12 years in Houston’s UV, and deck nails work loose as lumber expands and contracts with our humidity swings. Both are quick, inexpensive fixes — and both will soak an attic ceiling if ignored.

Hail Bruising and Granule Loss

Hail bruising fractures the shingle mat even when damage isn’t obvious from the ground. Check your gutters and downspout splash pads after a storm: heavy granule loss is a warning sign. We mark and photograph bruise hits for insurance documentation and repair or replace affected slopes.

What Roof Repair Costs in Houston

Homeowners deserve honest numbers before anyone climbs a ladder. These are typical Houston-area repair ranges we see week to week; your written estimate will reflect your specific roof.

Repair TypeTypical Houston Range
Minor (pipe boot, a few shingles, nail pops)$150–$500
Moderate (flashing, valley, small section rebuild)$500–$1,500
Extensive (structural/deck repair, large sections)$1,500–$3,000+
Emergency tarping after storm damage$200–$600
Flat roof repairs (per square foot, by system)$4–$10

What Shapes Your Quote

Roof pitch and height, material type, ease of access, the condition of the underlying decking, and whether permits are required all move the number. We explain every line item so you know exactly what you’re paying for.

Repair or Replace? How We Advise

If a repair would cost more than roughly a quarter of a full replacement, or if your shingles are past 15–18 Houston summers, we’ll tell you plainly that replacement is the smarter investment. We’d rather earn your long-term trust than sell you a patch that fails next season.

Get your free written estimate today — call (832) 591-7991 or email ellie@tellprojectstx.com.

Serving Houston Neighborhoods and Surrounding Communities

Our home base in the 77045 ZIP code, near Beltway 8 and Highway 288, puts us minutes from Meyerland, Westbury, Sharpstown, Bellaire, and the Texas Medical Center area. From there, our crews regularly work east to the Ship Channel industrial corridor, north to the Heights and Spring, west to Katy and Cypress, and southwest to Sugar Land, Missouri City, and Pearland. Whether your property is a craftsman bungalow near Buffalo Bayou or a retail center off the I-610 loop, we bring the same diagnostic process and the same written pricing to every job.

Frequently Asked Questions About Houston Roof Repair

How quickly can you fix a leaking roof in Houston?

Active leaks move to the front of the schedule. Most leak diagnoses are booked within 24 to 48 hours during business hours (Monday–Friday, 8 AM–6 PM), and emergency tarping can often happen the same day a crew is available. Call (832) 591-7991 early in the day for the fastest response.

Do you repair both homes and commercial buildings?

Yes — that’s exactly what a residential and commercial roof repair service means. The same-day team that replaces shingles in Westbury also welds TPO seams on a warehouse roof near the Ship Channel, with crews trained specifically for each system.

Will my insurance cover storm damage roof repair?

Often, yes — sudden damage from hail, wind, or a fallen limb is typically covered, while gradual wear and tear usually is not. We document damage with dated photos and measurements to support your claim. Your deductible and policy terms determine the final outcome, and we never promise coverage we can’t see in writing.

How much does roof repair cost in Houston?

Most minor repairs fall between $150 and $500, moderate repairs between $500 and $1,500, and extensive structural repairs above $1,500. Every estimate is free, written, and itemized before any work begins — no surprises.

Can repairs be done during Houston’s rainy season?

Yes. We track Gulf Coast radar daily, schedule sealant-dependent work into dry windows, and tarp exposed areas if a pop-up storm interrupts the job. Most repairs are completed in just two to six hours once materials are on site.

Schedule Your Free Houston Roof Repair Estimate

Your roof protects everything under it — your family, your tenants, your inventory. Small problems become ceiling stains, moldy insulation, and rotted decking with every Gulf Coast rain that passes through. Tell Projects Roofing makes the fix simple: a thorough inspection, honest photos of what we find, a written price, and a repair that holds up to the next storm.

Call (832) 591-7991 now to schedule your estimate, or email ellie@tellprojectstx.com. Tell Projects Roofing is located at 5328 Prudence Dr, Houston, TX 77045, and is open Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Same-week appointments are available for most residential and commercial repairs across the Houston metro.