You’ll stop checking the weather app every day once your roof is built to handle what Southeast Texas throws at it. No more buckets in the living room when the rain starts. No more wondering if this is the storm that finally does you in.
The right roofing company doesn’t just patch problems—we solve them. You get materials rated for hurricane-force winds, installation that meets Texas building codes, and a roof that actually protects your family when it matters most.
That anxiety you feel when storm season rolls around? It goes away when you know your roof was built right the first time.
Southern Roofing Solutions has been protecting Orange County homes and businesses for years because we understand what works in this climate. We’ve weathered the same storms you have. We know the insurance companies, the building codes, and exactly what kind of punishment a roof takes between the Sabine River and the Gulf.
When Hurricane Laura came through, we were here. When the next one hits, we’ll be here too. That’s what you get with a local roofing contractor—someone who’s invested in this community long-term, not just passing through looking for storm work.
First, we come out and actually look at your roof—not just from the ground with binoculars. You get a written estimate that covers everything, no hidden fees or surprise charges when the job’s done.
If insurance is involved, we handle the paperwork and work directly with your adjuster. You shouldn’t have to become a roofing expert just to get your claim processed. Once everything’s approved, we order materials rated for Gulf Coast conditions and schedule the work around your life, not ours.
The installation happens fast but right. Our crews know these weather windows, and we know how to work efficiently without cutting corners. When we’re done, you get warranties on both materials and workmanship, plus our contact information for anything that comes up later.
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Your roof needs to handle 155+ mph winds, hail the size of golf balls, and months of 100-degree heat that bakes standard materials into brittle shells. We use hurricane-rated shingles, synthetic underlayment that won’t tear, and fastening systems that use 15,000+ attachment points instead of the standard 2,000.
Orange sits right in the path of Gulf storms, which means your building codes are stricter than most of Texas. We’re licensed for this area specifically and know exactly what inspectors look for. Your roof gets built to pass inspection the first time, with materials that carry manufacturer warranties and our workmanship guarantee.
Commercial properties get the same attention—flat roof systems designed for heavy rain, metal roofing that sheds wind, and emergency repair service when storms hit during business hours.
The average roof replacement in Orange runs around $9,231 for a typical home, but your actual cost depends on size, materials, and how much damage needs repair before installation. Hurricane-rated materials cost about 10-12% more than standard shingles, but they’re designed to survive Category 3 and 4 storms with winds over 150 mph.
We provide written estimates that break down every cost—materials, labor, permits, disposal. No surprise charges when the job’s finished. If insurance is covering the work, we handle the paperwork and work directly with your adjuster to make sure you get the coverage you’re entitled to.
Asphalt architectural shingles with impact resistance ratings handle our hail storms better than standard three-tab shingles. Metal roofing sheds wind and rain effectively but costs more upfront. The key is the underlayment—synthetic materials resist tearing when shingles get damaged, giving you a second layer of protection.
For our climate, you want materials rated for extreme heat and humidity. Standard felt underlayment breaks down fast in Gulf Coast conditions. We use synthetic barriers that won’t deteriorate and fastening systems that exceed local wind load requirements. Your roof needs to be engineered for this specific environment, not just meet minimum building codes.
Yes, we work directly with insurance companies and handle the paperwork so you don’t have to become an expert in roofing terminology and coverage details. We document damage properly, provide detailed estimates that match what adjusters expect to see, and communicate directly with your insurance company throughout the process.
Most homeowners don’t realize their insurance covers more than they think, especially for wind and hail damage. We know how to present claims that get approved and help you understand what’s covered versus what you’ll pay out of pocket. The goal is getting your roof fixed right without you having to fight with the insurance company.
Most residential roofs take 1-2 days depending on size and weather conditions. We work fast because we understand the weather windows here—you don’t want your house open during storm season any longer than necessary. Commercial jobs take longer but we schedule around your business operations.
The key is preparation. We order materials in advance, schedule crews when weather permits, and have everything ready before we start tearing off your old roof. If weather moves in, we have temporary protection systems to keep your house dry until conditions improve. Speed matters, but doing it right matters more.
You get manufacturer warranties on materials—typically 20-30 years depending on what shingles you choose—plus our workmanship warranty that covers installation for several years. If something goes wrong that’s related to how we installed your roof, we fix it at no charge.
The manufacturer warranty covers defects in the shingles themselves. Our workmanship warranty covers everything related to installation—flashing, fastening, underlayment, ventilation. We’re a local company, so we’ll be here to honor these warranties. Some national companies disappear after storm season, but we live and work in Orange County year-round.
We offer 24/7 emergency service for urgent leaks and storm damage throughout Southeast Texas. When your roof gets damaged during a storm, water damage starts immediately—waiting until Monday morning can turn a roof repair into a complete interior renovation project.
Emergency service includes temporary protection like tarping to stop active leaks, plus permanent repairs as soon as conditions allow. We keep materials and equipment ready during storm season because we know damage happens when the weather’s worst. You pay a premium for emergency service, but it’s much less expensive than letting water damage spread through your house.
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