
Roof Leaks
A ceiling stain often shows up a few feet away from where the water gets in. We trace it back to the real entry point, so it doesn't leak again at the next rain.
Water coming through the ceiling, shingles in the yard after a storm, or a stain that keeps growing? We find where your roof is failing and repair that spot. We only repair roofs, so we have nothing else to sell you.

Baytown gets about 65 inches of rain in a normal year, and June is the wettest month, so a small leak can get worse quickly. These four steps keep the damage small.
Most roof problems start at one weak spot. These are the ones we fix most often.

A ceiling stain often shows up a few feet away from where the water gets in. We trace it back to the real entry point, so it doesn't leak again at the next rain.

Wind lifts and tears shingles, and hail bruises them. Both can start leaking weeks after the storm.

Lost a few shingles in the wind? They can be put back without touching the rest of the roof.

These leaks usually come from the metal flashing that seals the joints. We reseal or refit the flashing.

The rubber collar around a plumbing vent pipe dries out and cracks in the Houston-area heat, which tops 90°F on about 100 days a year. It is one of the most common small leaks.
Not every wet ceiling is a roof leak. A clogged AC drain line in the attic, a plumbing leak or condensation can look the same. Even Google Maps mixes plumbers and water-damage companies into "roof leak repair" results in Baytown. If water shows up only when it rains, it's most likely the roof. If it drips on dry days, check the AC and plumbing first.

A lot of homeowners worry that a roofer will look at a small leak and try to sell them a whole roof. That worry comes up again and again in local reviews and online forums. Every roofing company we looked at in the Baytown area also sells complete roofs.
Roof Bolt doesn't. Our job is to find the problem and fix it, so a repair is the only thing we quote. If a roof is too worn out for a repair to hold, we will tell you that plainly.
We start where you saw the problem: the stain, the drip or the bare spot on the roof. Then we check the places where leaks usually begin above it: pipe boots, vents, flashing around chimneys and walls, valleys and damaged shingles. When it's safe to get in, we look in the attic too, because water often runs along the wood before it drips. Once we find the cause, we tell you what it is and what the repair involves.
We don't list prices, because two leaks that look the same from inside can need very different work. The price depends on:
Wind is the main reason roofs around here need repair. Since 1996, the national storm database has logged 75 thunderstorm wind reports within about 5 miles of Baytown and the towns we serve nearby, and May has the most. Hail is less common and comes mostly in spring: 36 of the 52 local hail reports since 1996 fell between March and May.
Three tornadoes hit Baytown. The worst crossed Decker Road and damaged more than 150 homes; another damaged homes in Chaparral Village.
The Baytown weather station recorded a 71 mph gust.
A line of storms brought down trees and power lines across Baytown.
8.76 inches of rain fell at the Baytown station.
Many Baytown roofs have been through all of these. About half of the city's homes were built before 1980, and the typical home dates from 1981. On older roofs the flashing, pipe boots and shingles wear out first, and that is where storm water gets in.
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Texas homeowners policies pay roof claims either at replacement cost or at actual cash value, which takes off for the roof's age. The Texas Department of Insurance warns that some insurers switch older roofs to actual cash value at renewal, so check your policy before you file.
Take photos of the damage before any repair. We repair the roof; the claim itself is between you and your insurance company.
The most common complaint in reviews of roofers around Baytown is simple: they don't call back, or they don't show up. So this is our promise.
After big storms, door-knockers show up across the Houston area. Texas rules help you spot the bad ones. Some homeowners have been offered a quick tarp in return for signing an agreement that lets the contractor deal with their insurance, so read anything before you sign it.
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You can report a contractor who breaks these rules to the Texas Attorney General at 800-621-0508.
Four steps, and it starts with a phone call.
We pick up 24/7, or call you back within 30 minutes.
We check the roof and, when it's safe, the attic.
We tell you what's wrong and what the repair costs.
We fix the spot that is failing.
About 6 in every 100 homes in Baytown are mobile homes. Their roofs are built differently from a house roof, usually metal or rubber with long seams, and we repair those too.

We repair roofs all over Baytown, in ZIP codes 77520, 77521, 77522 and 77523. Baytown sits in two counties, Harris and Chambers, and we work on both sides of the line. Our address is 999 W Texas Ave, Baytown, TX 77520.
We also repair roofs in nearby towns: Pasadena, La Porte, Deer Park, Channelview. See all the areas we serve.
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