If your insurance company recently told you your roof is too old, your roof coverage changed, or your policy may not renew unless you replace your roof, you are definitely not the only one dealing with this. We are seeing this more and more with Texas homeowners. Sometimes the message is obvious. You may get a letter that says your roof must be replaced before renewal. You may be told your roof is showing excessive wear. You may be asked for proof of roof replacement. Or your insurance...

If you are already replacing your roof, it is one of the best times to consider upgrades that can make your home more durable, more efficient, better looking, and easier to maintain. Most homeowners think about roof replacement as a simple choice: pick a shingle color, sign the contract, and get the roof installed. But a roof is more than just shingles. Your roof is a complete system that protects your home from heat, humidity, hail, wind, rain, moisture, and drainage problems. In Houston and...

If your roof was approved by insurance after a hailstorm, windstorm, hurricane, or severe Houston weather event, one of the first questions many homeowners ask is: “Can a roofer waive my deductible?” The short answer is no. In Texas, a roofing contractor cannot legally waive, absorb, rebate, credit, refund, hide, or “work around” your insurance deductible. Your deductible is the part of the insurance claim that your policy says you are responsible for paying. This is not just a roofing...