Storm and hail damage restoration, metal roofing and full exterior work across the Big Country: Abilene, Brownwood, Eastland, Cisco, Ranger, Breckenridge, Comanche, Dublin, De Leon and Early. Veteran-owned and woman-owned, based in Weatherford. Call 817-623-0604.
West of Parker County the storms get bigger and the contractor bench gets thinner. When a hail core rolls through Abilene, Brownwood or the Eastland County towns along I-20, homeowners there face the same problem every time: a flood of out-of-state door knockers, and not many established local companies with the capacity to handle a whole neighborhood at once.
We are two hours east in Weatherford, which puts us close enough to run this corridor and far enough that we are not one of the trucks that disappears when the season ends.
How we work out here, honestly
We will not pretend we are around the corner. For a routine repair on a single roof in Abilene, you are better served by someone in town, and we will tell you that on the phone.
Where we are worth the call is the bigger work: full storm restoration after a hail event, acreage properties with multiple structures, metal roofing on shops and barns, commercial and multifamily buildings, and any claim where the insurance side is the hard part. Those are the jobs where having a company that handles the adjuster, the supplements and the whole scope matters more than being fifteen minutes away.
What we do in the Big Country
- Hail and wind storm restoration with the full insurance claim managed from first inspection through final payment and supplements
- Roof replacement in architectural shingle, Class 4 impact-resistant, standing seam and R-panel metal
- Metal roofing on shops, barns, barndominiums and equipment sheds
- Commercial roofing and multifamily and apartment roofing, including phased replacement scheduled around operations
- Siding, windows, paint, masonry and ranch fencing as part of a full exterior scope
Towns we cover
Abilene, Brownwood, Early, Bangs, Eastland, Cisco, Ranger, Gorman, Rising Star, Breckenridge, Albany, Baird, Clyde, Comanche, Dublin, De Leon, Graham, Mineral Wells and Palo Pinto County.
Percentage deductibles hit harder out here
Most Texas homeowners policies now carry a separate wind and hail deductible written as a percentage of dwelling coverage, often one or two percent rather than a flat dollar amount, and many have shifted roof coverage from replacement cost to actual cash value. On a property with a house, a shop and a barn, the difference between a scope that captures every structure and one that only walks the house can be tens of thousands of dollars.
That is the part we are good at, and it is the reason it can be worth calling someone from out of town.
Closer to home
Our weekly routes run Weatherford, Stephenville, Granbury, Aledo, Willow Park and Fort Worth. See our full service area.
Free inspections and roof surveys
Call 817-623-0604 or request an inspection online. Tell us what you have and we will give you a straight answer on whether we are the right call.
West Texas and Big Country questions, answered
For the right work, yes. We are about two hours east in Weatherford. For a single routine repair you are better served by someone in town and we will say so on the phone. Where we are worth the call is storm restoration, multi-structure properties, metal and commercial.
Because after a big hail event the local bench fills up fast and the rest of the trucks are from out of state. The difference that actually matters is whether the company manages the adjuster, the supplements and the full scope, and is still reachable next year.
Full storm restoration after hail, acreage with a house plus shop and barn, metal roofing on outbuildings, commercial and multifamily buildings, and any claim where the insurance side is the hard part. Those are the jobs where scope management beats being fifteen minutes away.
Abilene, Brownwood, Early, Bangs, Eastland, Cisco, Ranger, Gorman, Rising Star, Breckenridge, Albany, Baird, Clyde, Comanche, Dublin, De Leon, Graham, Mineral Wells and Palo Pinto County.
Most Texas policies now use a wind and hail deductible of one or two percent of dwelling coverage rather than a flat amount, and many moved roofs to actual cash value. On a property with a house, shop and barn, capturing every structure in the scope can be worth tens of thousands.
