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Roofing in Tomball, TX

Tomball is home base. We know the mix of older ranch homes, newer subdivisions and small commercial buildings along 249, and we can usually get out for an inspection quickly.

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Our work in Tomball

Tomball roofing projects

Real jobs from Tomball, photographed start to finish. Tap any photo to see it full size.

Wind storm · Tree removal & cleanup · 3 photos

Wind Storm Tree Clearing and Cleanup

A wind storm brought heavy limbs down across the roof, gutters and front yard of this brick home in Tomball. We cleared the trees off the roof, cut up and hauled away the debris, and cleaned the yard so the roof could be fully inspected for storm damage.

Wind storm damage at a brick home in Tomball, Texas: large oak limbs snapped off in high winds and came down across the roof, the front entry and the landscaping, blocking the stone walkway to the front door. Tall pines and hardwoods surround the property, which is common in Tomball and why tree damage is one of the most frequent storm calls in the area. Before any roof repair can start, the limbs have to be safely cleared so the full roof can be inspected. — Inspection · Limbs down across the roof and yard

Close-up of a fallen limb resting on the shingles and across the gutter line, with the broken end of a branch lodged on the roof above. Even when a tree doesn't break through, the weight and impact can crack shingles, dent or pull gutters away from the fascia, and leave punctures that leak in the next rain. Removing limbs carefully, without dragging them across the shingles, avoids adding more damage while the tree comes off. — Inspection · Branch resting on the roof and gutter

The same Tomball home after the tree clearing and cleanup: limbs removed from the roof and entry, debris hauled away and the lawn, walkway and stone retaining wall cleared. With the roof uncovered, the shingles and gutters can be inspected for impact damage and any needed repairs or an insurance claim can move forward. A clean property is also safer for the homeowner and makes the roof inspection faster and more accurate. — Complete · Yard and roof cleared after cleanup

Residential reroof · 5 photos

Full Reroof on a Two-Story Home With a Detached Garage

A complete reroof on a two-story brick home in Tomball and its detached garage. The crew installed new charcoal architectural shingles, a continuous ridge vent and hand-nailed hip and ridge caps, finishing both roofs in one clean, uniform look.

Drone view of a reroof in progress on a two-story brick home in Tomball, Texas. The Cloud IX crew works across the hips and ridge of the main roof while new shingle bundles sit staged on the slopes and the work truck waits at the curb. A privacy fence screen lines the backyard, and the yard below is kept clear so cleanup goes quickly when the roof is finished. — Build · Crew shingling the main roof

An installer nails cap shingles over a continuous ridge vent along the peak of the roof. Ridge vents let hot, moist air escape from the attic along the full length of the ridge, which helps lower attic temperatures through a Texas summer and protects the roof deck and shingles from heat and moisture buildup. Each cap shingle overlaps the last so the vent stays covered and watertight. — Build · Installing ridge vent and ridge caps

Close-up of a crew member hand-nailing hip cap shingles where two roof planes meet, next to new box vents. Hips are exposed to the most wind on a roof, so each cap is lapped and fastened carefully to stay sealed. Matching vents, straight cap lines and tight shingle courses are details homeowners notice for years after the install. — Build · Hand-nailing hip caps by the roof vents

Four crew members finish the hip and ridge caps on the Tomball reroof, with nail guns, air lines and cap shingle boxes staged on the slope and the surrounding neighborhood behind them. A full crew working the caps at the same time keeps the job on schedule and gets the roof fully sealed in a single day. — Build · Crew finishing the hips and ridge

The completed reroof from the drone, with new charcoal architectural shingles on both the two-story main house and the detached garage. Matching the shingles, ridge caps and hip lines across separate structures gives the whole property one consistent look. The driveway and backyard are clean after the job, ready for the homeowner's final walkthrough. — Complete · Finished roof on the house and detached garage

Hail insurance claim · 4 photos

Hail Insurance Claim: Reroof From the Decking Up With Class 3 Shingles

Hail damage on a large single-story brick home in Tomball with a complex hip roof. Through the insurance claim, we stripped every layer down to the roof decking, then rebuilt it from the decking up with Class 3 impact-rated architectural shingles, new ridge caps and clean tie-ins around the chimney, skylight, dormers and standing-seam metal porch roof.

Aerial view of a full roof tear-off down to the decking on a hail-damaged brick home in Tomball, Texas, approved through the homeowner's insurance claim. Every old shingle and underlayment layer has been removed, exposing the OSB roof deck across all the hips, valleys, dormers and the detached garage roof so it can be inspected and repaired before anything new goes on. A dump trailer sits in the driveway for debris, and the pool area is covered to protect it during tear-off. Starting from the decking up means problems like soft wood or old patches are found and fixed instead of being buried under a new layer of shingles. — Build · Torn off to the decking

The finished Tomball hail claim reroof seen from the drone: Class 3 impact-rated architectural shingles in a dark charcoal color cover the complex hip roof, with crisp ridge caps along every hip and clean lines through the valleys. Class 3 shingles are rated under the UL 2218 impact test to withstand a 1.75-inch steel ball dropped from height, a step up in hail resistance over standard shingles for Houston-area homes. The chimney, skylight, roof vents and the bronze standing-seam metal roof over the front porch are all tied in. — Complete · Finished Class 3 roof from above

Rear aerial view of the completed roof over the main house and the separate hip roof covering the outdoor living area beside the pool and spa. Complex roofs with many hips and valleys take more cutting, more ridge cap and more careful flashing work, and every one of those transitions is a place a lesser install can leak. The dark charcoal shingles give the brick home a sharp, uniform look from every side. — Complete · Rear view with the pool and outdoor living area

Front-corner aerial of the finished roof showing the dormer, the standing-seam metal porch roof, the attached garage wing and the driveway cleaned up after the job. A full reroof from the decking up with impact-rated shingles is a strong way to protect a home in hail country. In Texas, insurance premium discounts are usually tied to Class 4 shingles, so homeowners choosing between Class 3 and Class 4 should ask their agent what their policy rewards. — Complete · Front and garage side of the new roof

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Where we work in Tomball

Including Old Town Tomball, Northpointe and the SH 249 corridor. If you're nearby and don't see your neighborhood, call us anyway.

Roofing services in Tomball

Residential roofing. Full replacements with architectural shingles, metal and impact-rated options, matched to your home and HOA.
Commercial roofing. TPO, modified bitumen and metal for retail, office and multi-family buildings, with work scheduled around your tenants.
Storm & insurance claims. Hail and wind damage documented with drone photos, and a clear path through your claim from inspection to rebuild.
Repairs & leaks. Missing shingles, flashing, pipe boots and leaks fixed fast, before a small problem turns into ceiling damage.
Gutters. Seamless gutters and downspouts installed or replaced so water leaves your roof and foundation the right way.
Drone roof inspections. Every slope photographed from above, with damage marked and a report you can share with your insurance company.

Storm damage in Tomball?

Free inspection, straight answers

We inspect, document the damage for your insurance company, and walk you through the claim from start to finish. Texas law requires homeowners to pay their deductible, and Cloud IX will never offer to waive, cover or rebate it.

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