Service area · Montgomery County
Roofing company in Montgomery County
A fast-growing county with a high ownership rate, where cities issue their own re-roof permits and the unincorporated county does not. We inspect first, bring your roof system down to you in photos, and lay out maintenance, repair or replacement with a price for each. You decide.
What roofs in Montgomery County deal with
Montgomery County had 620,443 residents in the 2020 census, up 36.1% from 2010, and an estimated 781,194 in 2025. Conroe, the county seat, is the largest city at about 108,000. Owner-occupancy is high at 71.8% (Census ACS 2020–2024), and much of the county's housing is recent suburban growth.
The permit rule changes at every city line. In unincorporated Montgomery County the county says no permit is needed for a residential re-roof, while cities like Willis, Magnolia, Oak Ridge North and Splendora issue their own, each with its own fee and code edition. The page for your city says what applies there.
- December 28, 2024: an EF-3 tornado hit the Porter and New Caney area; the county reported 302 structures damaged and about 30 destroyed.
- Beryl, July 8, 2024: Conroe had 5 or more inches of rain and gusts to 69 mph.
- May 16, 2024: the derecho affected Montgomery and Harris counties.
Texas Property Code §202.011 limits how far an HOA can ban wind- and hail-resistant shingles, but architectural review can still be required. Get your HOA's approval in writing before the job.
How we work in Montgomery County
- Maintenance first. If the roof has years in it, we fix the parts that fail and keep it going.
- Repair if needed. A leak gets its source found and fixed once.
- Replace only when the roof justifies it, and we prove it with photos.
Roofing services in Montgomery County
- Keep Your Roof: one-time programs, $649 to $1,249
- Roof repair
- Roof replacement
- Storm damage and hail documentation
Storms that have hit Montgomery County
- December 28, 2024: EF-3 tornado, Porter and New Caney area, 302 structures damaged.
- July 8, 2024: Beryl, Conroe gusts to 69 mph and 5 or more inches of rain.
- May 16, 2024: derecho.
Recent jobs in Montgomery County
Montgomery County by the numbers
Public data, with the source named under each number.
| Median home value | $346,200 (Census QuickFacts, ACS 2020–2024 5-year, Montgomery County) |
|---|---|
| Homes lived in by their owners | 71.8% (Census QuickFacts, ACS 2020–2024 5-year) |
| What a 1% or 2% wind/hail deductible means here | 1% is $3,462 and 2% is $6,924, on the median home value above. |
| Year built for your address | Montgomery CAD property search (esearch.mcad-tx.org) shows the year built for any address. |
| Permit rule for a re-roof | Unincorporated Montgomery County: the county says a residential roof replacement needs no county permit (commercial may need a Fire Code permit). Inside a city, the city issues the permit through its own building inspections, and each city's fee and code edition differ. HOA or POA approval may apply either way. [DATA: Montgomery County: confirm permit rule, fee and adopted IRC edition on the issuing office's own page] |
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Questions homeowners ask
Do I need a permit to re-roof in Montgomery County?
Unincorporated Montgomery County: the county says a residential roof replacement needs no county permit (commercial may need a Fire Code permit). Inside a city, the city issues the permit through its own building inspections, and each city's fee and code edition differ. HOA or POA approval may apply either way.
Who approves a roof in Montgomery County?
Check three places: the city or county permit office for your address, your HOA or deed restrictions, and your insurer if storm damage is involved. We find out which apply before anyone prices your roof.
See what your roof is telling you before you decide anything.
- Book a roof inspection.
- We bring your roof system down to you. The good, the bad, what's failing, in photos.
- You decide.