Houston, TX & the surrounding area
Compare 8 Houston Roofing Companies
Roof Inspection Houston publishes this alphabetical comparison of eight Houston-area roofing companies using only what each business says on its own website as of August 2026. It is comparison research—not a ranking, endorsement, or vetting result.
Amstill Roofing — Its site describes a family-operated company with Houston and Round Rock locations, more than 50 years in business, and asphalt-shingle, metal, tile, slate, and flat-roof services. It lists roof inspection among its selectable services and publishes insurance, workers’ compensation, RCAT, Owens Corning Platinum, and GAF Master Elite claims. Published focus: a broad residential-material menu.
Beyond Roofing LLC — Its Houston inspection page describes checks of shingles, seals, vents, storm collars, flashing, attic conditions, structural elements, and prior workmanship. It publishes free inspections, photo documentation, written-report, estimate, family-owned, insurance, and Owens Corning Preferred Contractor claims. Published focus: a detailed published inspection scope.
Brinkmann Quality Roofing Services — Its Friendswood office serves the southeast metro. Its site describes a family business operating since 1973, GAF 3-Star President’s Club, GAF Master Elite, Owens Corning contractor, storm-damage, and insurance-claim-assistance claims. Published focus: storm-related services in the southeast metro.
EDR Roofing (Elite Disaster Recovery, LLC) — Its website lists Houston alongside multiple other markets and publishes a Houston free-inspection page. It describes photographs and documentation of roof conditions, after-hours availability, insurance coverage, and service across Harris, Fort Bend, Brazoria, Galveston, and Montgomery counties. Published focus: documented storm-damage work across a multi-market footprint.
Hargrove Roofing & Construction — Its site lists a Houston location alongside several other states, with residential and commercial roofing plus roof inspections. It publishes storm-damage and insurance-claim pages and describes communications and estimates related to its customers’ claims. Published focus: commercial, larger residential, storm-damage, and claim-related services.
Monarch Roofing — Its Houston site publishes GAF Master Elite, free-inspection booking, residential roofing, repair, and metal-roofing claims. It also markets a roof-repair rebate program; read its terms directly before relying on it. Published focus: residential inspections, repairs, and metal roofing.
Moss Roofing Houston — Its site says it has served the greater Houston area since 2015 and publishes free-inspection, consultation, residential, commercial, and maintenance pages. It describes inspection findings as the basis for later repair or replacement options. Published focus: inspections and ongoing residential or commercial maintenance.
Precision Roof Crafters, Inc. — Its site lists Houston and Austin locations, operation since 1996, inspection, repair, and replacement services, plus insurance, certification, drug-testing, and background-check claims. It also publishes neighborhood-level Houston service pages. Published focus: established Houston-area coverage with published crew-screening claims.
Every listing above is drawn from that business’s own public website and may change. Confirm the company’s identity, current insurance, service area, scope, price, and local requirements directly before authorizing work.
How to compare published claims
Start with the decision you actually need to make. A visible leak or storm concern may call for a company that publishes an inspection and documentation scope; a material-specific roof may call for a company that publishes experience with that material. A published claim is a lead for a question—not independent proof. Ask the company what it can safely assess at your address and what the visit includes.
For a current leak, use the roof leak inspection guide for immediate homeowner steps. For a recent storm concern, the storm damage roof inspection guide explains questions to raise before choosing a provider.
What to verify before hiring
Texas does not issue a statewide roofing-contractor license. Confirm current insurance directly, ask whether local permits or requirements apply to the work you are considering, and request a written scope before you authorize it. A written scope can clarify the work, materials, access limits, and price proposed for your property.
If an outside party needs specific written documentation, confirm the author, scope, and fee before booking. The roof inspection cost guide explains the distinction between this site’s $0 local contractor connection and separate paid documentation. For a purchase or sale decision, use the buyer inspection guide or seller inspection guide.
Public listings, not rankings
These eight businesses are alphabetical; their order carries no meaning. Inclusion is not a statement that a company is insured, available, suitable for a particular job, or recommended by this site. We receive nothing from the listed companies and have no relationship with them. Verify each decision directly.
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Are these Houston roofing companies ranked or rated here?
No. The listings are alphabetical and describe only what each business publishes on its own website. This is not a ranking, rating, recommendation, or vetting result. We have no business relationship with the companies listed.
Can I check a Texas roofing license before hiring?
Texas does not issue a statewide roofing-contractor license. RCAT credentials are voluntary trade-association credentials, not state licensure. Confirm current insurance, applicable local requirements, and a written scope directly.
What should I ask before booking a free inspection?
Ask what can be safely assessed, what the visit includes, whether written documentation is available, and whether there is any obligation to hire. Confirm the actual scope directly with the company.
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