Roof repair in Pearland, TX

Hurricane Beryl hit Pearland in July 2024 with winds above 70 mph and more than 12 inches of rain in some areas. City officials called it the worst damage since Hurricane Ike, and the City Council waived building permit fees for storm repairs.

Storms like Beryl loosen shingles, pipe boots and flashing without tearing anything off. The leak shows up later, often in a ceiling far from where the water actually enters. We trace it from the attic and the roof, then show you photos of the real source.

Pearland has a wide mix of homes, from older streets near the original town to newer master-planned communities like Shadow Creek Ranch, Silverlake and Southdown. Older roofs often need flashing and decking work; newer ones usually need a quick seal or boot.

If a repair will not hold, we tell you, and show you what a replacement would cost side by side.