Storm Damage Roof Repair

There's no shortage of roofing contractors who show up in town after a big storm. Many of them are gone within a few weeks. Roof Ryders isn't one of those companies.

We've been rooted in Lufkin since 2015, serving the community through every major weather event over the past nine-plus years. Justin Schlichter didn't just start a roofing company, he built it on a foundation of construction project management experience gained working for a custom home builder in the Houston area. That background means we approach storm damage roof repair with a level of structural understanding that goes deeper than surface-level patchwork.

Here's what sets us apart:

• Documented assessments. Our evaluations carry a level of credibility that matters when you're filing an insurance claim.
• Full-service capability. From emergency tarping and shingle repairs to complete metal and asphalt roof replacements, we handle every phase of storm recovery under one roof, no pun intended.
• Insurance assistance. We document damage thoroughly and work alongside your adjuster to ensure nothing gets overlooked during the claims process.
• Local commitment. With offices in both Lufkin and Jasper, we're not a fly-by-night operation chasing storm fronts. We live here. We work here. Our reputation depends on every single job.

We Ride To Impress, and for us, that means showing up on time, communicating clearly, and delivering repairs that hold up long after the storm has passed.

Not all storm damage is obvious from the ground. Some of the most costly problems start with damage you can't easily see without climbing up for a closer look. Here are the warning signs that should prompt a professional inspection after severe weather:

Missing or displaced shingles. High winds can peel shingles away entirely or shift them out of position, exposing the underlayment to moisture.

Granule loss on asphalt shingles. Check your gutters and downspouts. If you see an unusual accumulation of dark granules after a hailstorm, your shingles have likely absorbed significant impact.

Dents or dimples on metal roofing, vents, or gutters. Hail leaves visible marks on soft metals. If your gutters are dented, your roof panels probably are too.

Ceiling stains or active leaks inside the building. Water finding its way indoors is the clearest signal that your roof's protective barrier has been breached.

Cracked or broken flashing around chimneys and vents. Flashing is one of the most vulnerable components during a storm, and a failure here can channel water directly into your attic or wall cavities.

If you spot any of these signs, document them with photos and contact Roof Ryders at 936-225-5571 for a free inspection. Early detection of storm damage prevents small issues from escalating into expensive structural repairs.