Roof Replacement in Hempstead, TX

• Shingles that are brittle, cracked or curling on more than one slope
• Bare spots where granules have washed away, often visible as dark streaks
• A sagging ridge line or spongy feel underfoot, which points to decking problems
• Leaks that return after being repaired, or new leaks in different rooms
• Daylight visible through the roof boards from inside the attic

Older Hempstead homes sometimes have more than one layer of shingles. Extra layers add weight and hide what is happening underneath, so a full tear-off is usually the right approach when it is time to replace.

Knowing the sequence makes the work easier to plan around. A typical Tekton replacement follows these steps:

• Protecting landscaping, driveways and exterior walls with tarps
• Removing all old shingles, underlayment and worn flashing down to the deck
• Inspecting every sheet of decking and replacing any rotted or delaminated wood
• Installing new underlayment, drip edge and flashing at valleys, walls and penetrations
• Laying Owens Corning TruDefinition Duration shingles and finishing ridge caps and vents
• Running magnets over the yard for nails and hauling away debris

Most homes are completed in a short window once materials arrive, though weather and roof size affect the schedule. We give you a timeline in your estimate and keep you updated if rain changes it.

The plywood or plank boards under your shingles are what the new roof is nailed into. On older Hempstead houses, years of small leaks and attic humidity can leave sections soft or rotted. Nailing new shingles over bad decking leads to loose fasteners, uneven lines and early failure.

We check the deck as soon as it is exposed and show you any damaged areas before replacing them. Homes built with spaced plank sheathing sometimes need a layer of new decking to give modern shingles a solid nailing surface. These details are spelled out in writing so there are no surprises.

The roof covers a large share of what people see from the street, so the color you choose changes the whole look of the house. For older homes near downtown Hempstead, weathered grays and muted browns tend to suit painted wood siding and traditional trim. Brick ranches often look best with a shade that picks up the darker tones in the brick. Lighter colors reflect more of the summer sun, which can help keep attic temperatures down.

We bring Owens Corning TruDefinition Duration samples to your home so you can hold them up against your walls and trim in natural light. If your property has a detached garage or shop, we can match it to the house for a consistent look.

Waller County gets its share of spring hail and strong thunderstorm winds. If a storm is the reason your roof needs replacing, your homeowners policy may help with the cost. We provide insurance claim assistance that includes documenting damage with photos, preparing a detailed scope of work, and meeting the adjuster on site if you would like.

Coverage decisions belong to your insurance company, so we focus on making sure the damage is recorded clearly and accurately. If you are dealing with fresh damage, our storm damage repair team can also secure the roof before the claim is settled.

A roof replacement is a natural time to look at the rest of the exterior. New gutters sized for heavy rain, fresh James Hardie or LP SmartSide siding, or energy-efficient windows can be scheduled alongside the roof so the work is coordinated and the trim details line up. Tekton Exteriors handles all of these, which means one point of contact for the whole project.

We serve Hempstead, Prairie View, Waller, Pattison and Brookshire, along with Harris, Fort Bend, Brazoria, Galveston and Montgomery counties. Call 832-691-1917 or email info@tektonexteriors.com to book a free roof inspection.