Roof Repair in Katy, TX

Katy is the prairie side of Houston at full stretch: flat former rice and cattle land, subdivisions in waves from the Cinco Ranch era onward, and nothing between a roof and the weather but the sky. The housing stock reads in construction decades. The 1980s and 1990s tracts carry their original subdivisions' second and third coverings now; the growth of the last twenty years, out along the Grand Parkway and the Westpark corridor, carries steep, cut-up roofs on bigger two-story plans.

Read a Katy roof by its wave. Whole streets here were roofed in the same products in the same seasons, which means whole streets reach their boot failures, their granule years, and their hail questions together. The spring storms that cross the open prairie hit this side of the metro first and unobstructed, and a hail event in Katy is a subdivision event, not a house event: the read afterward belongs to the pattern, street by street, as much as to any single roof.

Common Katy roof problems: hail bruising across subdivision waves, vent boots splitting on schedule in the 1990s tracts, granule loss on sun-exposed prairie slopes, valley and hip wear on the cut-up growth-ring roofs, attic heat cooking coverings from underneath