Dayton, Liberty County & nearby east Houston-area towns
Roofing in Dayton, TX: repairs, leaks & storm damage
Water coming through the ceiling after a downpour, shingles torn loose by a thunderstorm, or a roof that has baked in too many Texas summers? Call one number and get connected with an independent, local roofer who works Dayton and the towns around it.
Free referral service. You're connected to an independent provider who sets its own prices.
What to call about
Roofing problems we connect you for
Each page explains common causes and what to check before a pro arrives.
Before you call
Before you call: three safe checks
- Walk the yard. Look for shingles, granules or metal pieces on the ground, dented gutters and vents, and limbs on the roof. Take photos from the ground.
- Find where the water is. Note which room, which ceiling and whether it drips only in hard, wind-driven rain. A quick look in the attic with a flashlight helps if it is safe to get there.
- Keep it safe inside. Put a bucket under drips and move electronics. If water is near a light or ceiling fan, switch that circuit off at the breaker. Do not go up on a wet or damaged roof.
Questions
How this works
Who will I actually be talking to?
Dayton TX Roofing is a free referral service, not a roofing company. When you call, you are connected to an independent, local roofer that serves your area. That company does the work, sets the price and is responsible for its insurance and workmanship.
Does the call cost anything?
No. The call and the referral are free for you. You only pay the roofer for work you agree to, so ask for a written estimate before they start.
Which towns do you cover?
Dayton, Liberty and Cleveland in Liberty County, plus Crosby, Huffman and Highlands in Harris County, Texas. Coverage depends on provider availability.
Does Texas license roofers?
Texas does not license roofing contractors at the state level. Ask any roofer for proof of insurance, a written estimate, a local address and references, and check whether a permit is required where you live.
Will the roofer handle my insurance claim?
The claim is between you and your insurance company. A roofer can show you the damage and give you an estimate, but in Texas a contractor doing the work may not act as your public adjuster or offer to cover your deductible.
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You'll be connected to an independent local provider. Ask about pricing before any work starts.