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    2 years ago

    Jeff was so nice and considerate. He was quick to identify the leak and seal it. 100% recommend!

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    Texas Roofing & Leak Repair

    Texas Roofing & Leak Repair

    (19 reviews)

    Women Customers please think twice before using this company, and if you do 1. Ask for a revisions…read moreof their contract, to exclude the section that exempts them from lawsuits. 2. Also request to retain the final payment until an external inspection is complete to ensure ( all layers as advertised were installed, decking was repaired, and flashing are properly sealed). 3. Record your conversations with them, as I did. I experienced weaponized incompetence, gaslighting, manipulation by the male employees during my October 2023 new roof installation. As of 7/11/24 I still have a hole in my decking, despite paying for a new roof installation. I reached out to the company's owner, hoping to resolve these matters and to utilize the advertised warranty associated with my purchase. Unfortunately, haven't received a response from anyone regarding my concerns on installation, requested paperwork, warranty, or the proper caulking of flashing for my home. Please note: I called them before Hurricane Beryl to look at my roof as part of the warranty and of 7/11/24 I have "not" received a response. ****Buyers Beware****

    Hi neighbors, wanted to take a moment and recognize the incredible experience that I had with…read moreKlint and his crew at Texas Roofing and Leak Repair. I am so pleased with the quality of my new roof and the level of care and professionalism that Klint and his team demonstrated. My new roof is far superior to my previous as Klint worked hand-in-hand with my insurance company to ensure that they were able to address all of the deficiencies that the prior roof had as a result of home builders cheaper products and installation techniques. My roof is far superior to what it was previously and I'm confident will bring us years of security and enjoyment. I do live in Katy city limits and Klint was seamlessly able to navigate their inspections and certification requirements so I encourage anyone needing a roof inspection, repair, or replacement to give Klint a call at 832-520-7402

    Strata Roofing and Construction

    Strata Roofing and Construction

    (22 reviews)

    It pains me to rescind stars from a review I previously made, especially since it was quite a few…read moreyears ago. However, recent events have brought many questions along with a lot of frustration to light. A bit of history: our house was built in late 1988. In April 2015 there was a significant hailstorm that our area experienced. Our roof at the time was obviously quite old, but the impact from the hail did it in. Under the recommendation of our insurance office, we contacted Strata Roofing to repair the roof on our 2800 square-foot home. In August of 2015 the roof was completely replaced. Fast forward now to July 2024. It's been 9 years since our roof was done, but Hurricane Beryl had other plans for us. An 80-foot tree fell, crushing the back part of our detached garage and eventually landed across the yard, damaging part of our main structure. Besides the partial rebuild of the actual house and garage, obviously our roof needed to be repaired. Only about one-third total of the roof needed to be replaced, but since our current contractor found that our shingles were no longer available, we decided to replace the entire roof to avoid having two different colored shingles. And this is where the truly alarming part of the story occurs: what a shock when we found that multiple areas of the decking (wood below the shingles) had huge (and I mean HUGE) holes in them, as well as some areas that had no decking at all! Now, multiple smaller holes are not uncommon from what I understand. But one hole that measured 3 feet by 2 feet? Or large enough to fit a child through? And a piece of missing decking altogether? Which leads us to speculate: did these holes occur prior to the roof being replaced by Strata and they just shingled over this deteriorated wood, ignoring the obvious need for replacement? Or did these holes occur after the roof was replaced, with shingles being inadequately applied resulting in water seeping under and then rotting out the decking? None of this, however, would explain a completely missing piece! Whatever the reason, it's obvious, in our opinion, that Strata did not do a satisfactory job in replacing our roof a mere 9 years ago. Fortunately, most of the holes were in areas that were above the soffits, so any leaks that may have resulted did not impact our interior. But one of the holes (the one the size of a child) was right above our kitchen breakfast area and the other 3' x 2' hole was above our attic, which probably did leak into our attic insulation. In all, our current contractor stated that it's normal to replace one to two partial pieces of decking using about one large piece of plywood. We, however, are on plywood piece number 5. Yikes! We thought Strata did an admirable job in 2015. Wow, were we fooled. We now believe that either Strata slapped up shingles without any thought of further roof repairs or something else went terribly wrong with their installation. Whatever the cause, I can't get beyond the fact that our original roof lasted 27 years and this one lasted 9. That is quite a difference. Be advised.

    We started building a house ourselves and contacted Strata roofing to get a price for a standing…read moreseam metal roof with a 7/12 pitch. They were not the cheapest or highest, but their work looked better than most of the other roofs put on by other companies. John H came out to the house and I got a quote a few days later we were not in a hurry because we already had underlayment on the roof that was supposed to be good for 1 year. The roof has been on for several months and a few good storms with winds up to over 45 mph with no issues. A good rain does clean the dust and pollen off the roof and it looks new again. They were willing to wait until I got bricks on the house to finish installing the downspouts for the gutters. Had Berridge Double-Lock Zee-Lock Panels installed that were made onsite that took several days to install. Looks great after several months. I have recommended Strata roofing to anyone looking for a new roof that ask and I don't recommend many of the people that I have worked with or others that I have seen their work. Thanks Craig Spring,Tx

    Best Bet Roofing - roofing - Updated September 2026

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