The Builder-Grade Roof at 15 to 20 Years
What wears out first, and how to plan for it.
NEAR CONROE · WILLIS, TX
Hail or wind damage on a home in Willis? One line reaches a Montgomery County roofer.
Willis sits just north of Conroe on I-45, close to the east side of Lake Conroe. Like the rest of the county, it has grown quickly, with new subdivisions going up around the older part of town. A drive through Willis takes you past homes from almost every decade, and the roofs reflect that: original shingles on older houses, builder roofs on newer ones, and metal on some lake homes and shops. Spring storms move through here on their way across the county.
If your subdivision was built all at once, its roofs will likely need attention at about the same time. Watch for neighbors' replacements as a signal.
Dial (936) 506-2690 from Willis and the call goes to an independent roofing company already working this part of Montgomery County. They take on storm repairs, everyday leaks, full reroofs, Class 4 upgrades and HOA paperwork. The price and the schedule come from that roofer, after they've been on your roof.
If your home is near the lake, mention it on the call. Wind exposure changes what the roofer recommends.
What wears out first, and how to plan for it.
Wind off the water, metal roofs and boathouses.