Houston Roofing Texas serves Spring Branch (77080 and 77055), the west Houston neighborhood along Long Point Road between I-10 and US-290. Spring Branch’s 1950s brick ranch homes are steadily being replaced by townhomes and two-story houses, so we work on everything from long, low ranch roofs to low-slope townhome decks.
Roofs we see in Spring Branch
- 1950s and 1960s brick ranches with long hip or gable roofs and small attics
- Townhome clusters with steep shingle slopes and flat TPO sections. See TPO and flat roofing.
- Two-story rebuilds with complex valleys and dormers
- Small commercial buildings along Long Point Road. See commercial roofing.
Ranch roofs and attic heat
Original ranch homes often have little ventilation and low-pitch roofs, so summer heat builds up in the attic and ages shingles from below. A replacement is the best time to add balanced ridge and soffit ventilation and consider impact-resistant shingles. See residential roofing.
Storms and tall trees
Spring Branch has many tall pines and oaks, and wind events like the May 2024 derecho and Hurricane Beryl brought down limbs across west Houston. Fallen limbs puncture decking and crack shingles; hidden damage often shows up weeks later as a leak. Our storm damage repair team documents it for your insurer.
Permits
Spring Branch is inside the City of Houston, so a re-roof needs a Residential Roofing Permit and inspection. Note that the nearby Memorial Villages, such as Hilshire Village and Spring Valley Village, are separate small cities with their own rules.
Spring Branch roofing questions
Is my ranch roof worth repairing?
If the shingles are under about 15 years old and damage is limited, a repair is usually the better value. If shingles are brittle across the roof, repairs rarely last.
Do you repair townhome flat roofs?
Yes, including seam welding, parapet flashing and drainage fixes on TPO.
Which Spring Branch ZIP codes do you cover?
All of them, including 77080, 77055 and nearby 77043.