Describe the roof and what changed
A ceiling stain, missing shingles, or storm damage is a reason to discuss the roof’s condition. Share when you first noticed the issue, whether water is still entering, and any photos you can take safely from the ground. You do not need to climb onto a roof to request help.
If the property has a previous roof report, repair history, or an existing estimate, include it with the request. The relevant details help identify what needs to be inspected and what can be included in a written proposal.
Repair or replacement should follow the scope
A targeted repair and a full replacement are different projects. Discuss the roof’s condition, the affected area, the materials involved, and the surrounding details before settling on the work. Ask which decking, flashing, ventilation, gutters, and related exterior items belong in the price.
For a replacement, material selections, tear-off, protection, disposal, and cleanup should be clear. If hidden conditions are discovered after the roof is opened, the agreement should explain how the additional work will be documented and discussed.
Storm damage and the repair documentation
If a roof problem follows a storm, keep your photographs and any inspection or estimate documents together. Texas Trinity can discuss the construction scope and the work needed to restore the affected areas.
When insurance is involved, keep the repair scope and any elective upgrades distinguishable. Texas Trinity provides construction and repair services; coverage decisions and claim negotiation are separate from the contractor’s role.
Plan the surrounding work too
A roof project can also involve damaged siding, ceilings, drywall, paint, or other exterior and interior finishes. Identify those needs when you contact Jordan so they can be discussed as separate, understandable items in the overall plan.
Texas Trinity accepts roofing requests across Houston. Send the property location, a description of the issue, and any existing documentation. Jordan is the direct contact for discussing the request and the next step.
Questions before you start
Do you handle roof repairs as well as replacement?
Yes. Describe the issue so the appropriate scope can be discussed for the property.
Can I send photos before arranging a visit?
Yes. Share existing photos and details of the issue. Take photos only from a safe location; do not climb onto a roof to complete the inquiry.
Can roof-related interior damage be discussed too?
Yes. Include any ceiling, drywall, paint or other affected finishes in the request so they can be identified and scoped.