Roof Repairs in Houston Texas

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If your roof is damaged, it’s in your best interest to address its problems immediately. Roof issues never get better on their own – but they can become exponentially worse, even in a short time. If your roof is leaking, it’s an emergency; you can’t wait before calling a professional.

When your roof is damaged, whether it’s in your house or in a commercial building, it can’t provide your space with the protection it needs. The roof is your home or building’s first line of defense against the elements; it keeps out rain, pests, wind and other undesirables, and it helps your space maintain a constant temperature inside.

You need to work with a professional roof repair company you can trust. that's why Regio Pro Build is always available. 

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How Do You Know if You Need Roof Repairs

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If it’s been more than a year since your last professional roof inspection, it’s time to schedule an appointment with a local professional. We offer free roof inspections, and we’ll send an expert to your home or business to evaluate your roof’s condition.

You should have your roof inspected:

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• At least once a year

• After a severe storm (including hailstorms and windstorms)

• If you notice visible signs of damage indoors or outdoors

 

 

 

You can do a visual inspection of your roof from the ground. You may need roof repairs if you notice:

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• Water stains on ceilings or walls inside

• Blistering or peeling paint inside or outside

• A visible leak that’s actively dripping

• Moisture in the attic or space beneath the roof

• Mold growth

• Curled, cracked or broken shingles, tiles or stones

• Shingles that have a “bald” appearance because they’re missing granules

• Damage or deterioration around fascia or soffits

• Decay, cracked or missing wood around fascia or soffits

• Shingle granules in your gutter or in the runoff from your downspout

• Damaged gutters

• Ice dams on your roof

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You may also need repairs if your roof is more than 20 years old. Most roofing materials are designed to last between 20 and 30 years, and as a roof ages, it can deteriorate. You may not notice the deterioration from the ground, but a highly trained roof inspector will be able to spot it during a routine inspection