Every slope graded in writing before a price is quoted
(817) 506-9974
Cleburne, Texas · Johnson County seat
Roofing in Cleburne, TX by Insured, Fall-Protected Crews
Roofing Cleburne grades every slope in writing before anyone mentions a tear-off, for homeowners and property owners in Cleburne, Joshua, Burleson, Keene and Alvarado.
The report is free, the findings are written down, and nothing gets torn off until you have read what we found.
What you can hold us to
Insured crews
Fall protection on every roof
Free written condition report
A price against every line
Workmanship warranty in writing
Your deductible never waived
What we do
Roofing Services Across Cleburne and Johnson County
Eight lines of work run out of one crew and one number. Each one starts the same way, with the roof graded and the findings written down.
Roof Replacement
Full tear-off to bare decking, with the sheathing graded and any soft spots replaced before the new system goes on. You get the underlayment, fastener pattern and ventilation specified in writing before the first shingle is opened.
Read the page02Roof Repair
Targeted work on shingles, flashing, valleys, pipe boots and decking, quoted as a repair when a repair is what the roof needs. If the damage is confined to two slopes, that is what the scope says and that is what you pay for.
Read the page03Storm & Hail Damage Roof Repair
Test squares chalked on each slope, impact marks and granule loss counted, and the whole assessment written up in a form you can hand to your adjuster yourself. We meet the adjuster on the roof; we do not file or negotiate the claim.
Read the page04Roof Inspections
A slope-by-slope grade of decking, fasteners, flashing, penetrations and ventilation, delivered as a written condition report you keep. Useful before a sale, after a storm, or when a roof is simply getting on in years.
Read the page05Roof Leak Repair
Water gets traced back from the stain on your ceiling to the place it actually enters, which is rarely directly above. The entry point is corrected and the interior damage is documented so you know what still needs drying out.
Read the page06Metal Roofing
Standing seam and metal shingle systems with the gauge, panel width, clip type and finish named in the scope. Built for the long exposure a Johnson County roof takes from the south and west.
Read the page07Commercial Roofing
Low-slope work on TPO, modified bitumen and coating systems for shops, offices, churches and small industrial buildings. Phased around your operating hours so the building keeps working while the roof gets fixed.
Read the page08Gutters & Downspouts
Seamless gutter sized to the roof area actually draining into it, with downspouts placed to carry water away from the slab. Guards and drainage correction where the ground works against you.
Read the pageWhy us
The Credentials a Cleburne Roofer Can Actually Prove
Roofing carries one of the worst complaint records of any trade, so the claims on this page are deliberately limited to things that can be checked. Nothing here depends on a badge a website can print for itself.
Insured crews, and the certificate is yours on request
Liability and workers' compensation coverage is in place before a ladder touches your fascia. Ask for the certificate and you will get it, not a logo. If anyone is hurt or anything is damaged on your property, that coverage is the reason it does not become your problem.
Nobody walks your roof untethered
Every crew member is tied off and anchored before working a slope, on a one-storey ranch as readily as on a steep two-storey. Fall protection costs time and it is the first thing a cut-rate outfit drops. It is not optional here, and it is the clearest signal you will get about how the rest of the job will be run.
A written condition report before anyone talks about a tear-off
Each slope is graded separately and the findings are written down: decking, fasteners, flashing, valleys, penetrations, ventilation and the current state of the covering. The report is free and it is yours whether or not you hire us. You will know what you have before anyone puts a number in front of you.
Every line carries its own number
The scope names each item of work and prices it separately, so you can see what the tear-off costs against what the ventilation costs against what the flashing costs. Lump sums hide substitutions. An itemised scope is what lets you compare two roofers honestly.
A workmanship warranty you can read
The material warranty comes from the manufacturer. The workmanship warranty comes from us, it is stated separately, and it is written into the scope rather than promised at the door. Two different things, two different documents, both in your hands before work starts.
Texas law on deductibles, followed plainly
Under HB 2102 it is a criminal offence in Texas for a contractor to pay, waive, rebate or absorb your insurance deductible. Anyone offering to make yours disappear is proposing a crime and is telling you what kind of company they are. Your deductible is yours to pay, and the scope will always show it.
We document the damage; you file the claim
Texas Insurance Code section 4102.163 bars a roofer from acting as a public adjuster, so we do not handle, file or negotiate claims. What we do is grade the damage, write a scope you can submit yourself, and meet your adjuster on the roof so you are not standing between two people who both know more than you do.
Local crews rather than a storm convoy
After a bad hail night, out-of-county trucks appear on Cleburne streets within days and are gone before the warranty matters. We work the same Johnson County towns every week, which means a callback costs us a drive across town rather than a drive across three states.
Where we work
Roofing Across Johnson County, From the County Seat Outward
Cleburne sits where US 67 crosses SH 174, at the point the Chisholm Trail Parkway finally runs out of pavement. That puts most of Johnson County inside a half-hour drive, and it is why one crew can cover Joshua in the morning, Keene at midday and Rio Vista before the light goes. The towns below are not a list scraped off a map; they are the places this crew actually works.
We know which side of town you are on
Cleburne changes underfoot from one side to the other. Cross Timbers ground and older tree cover sit west of town; the Blackland Prairie opens up east toward Keene and Alvarado. That changes what lands on a roof, how much shade a north slope holds, and how fast decking dries after a storm.
The same response from every town on the list
Cleburne, Joshua, Burleson, Keene, Alvarado, Godley, Rio Vista, Grandview, Venus, Cresson, Glen Rose and Crowley all get the same crew, the same condition report and the same warranty language. A smaller town does not get a thinner scope, and it does not wait longer for a return visit.
One number covers all of it
There is no branch office to be transferred to and no call centre deciding which territory you fall in. Ring (817) 506-9974 and you are talking to the people who will be on the roof.
Cleburne
PrimaryUS 67 and SH 174, where the Chisholm Trail Parkway ends
Joshua
SH 174 north
Burleson
SH 174 and the Chisholm Trail Parkway
Keene
US 67, five miles east
Alvarado
US 67 at I-35W
Godley
SH 171 and FM 2331
Rio Vista
SH 174, eight miles south
Grandview
I-35W and SH 81
Venus
FM 157, eastern Johnson County
Cresson
US 377, the northwest county line
Glen Rose
US 67 west into Somervell County
Crowley
SH 174 north toward Tarrant County
If your town is on that list, the condition report is free and so is the drive.
See the full coverage mapStraight answers
Roofing Questions We Get Asked in Cleburne
Ten straight answers, including the two most Texas roofers would rather not put in writing.
Question not here?
Ring the number and ask. You will be talking to someone who has been on roofs in this county rather than to a script.
That is what the condition report is for. If the damage is confined to a couple of slopes and the decking underneath is sound, the scope comes back as a repair and is priced as one. A roof gets replaced when the covering has failed across most of its area, when the decking is going soft, or when the layers underneath have been patched past the point of holding another repair.
Texas does not issue a state roofing licence, so no roofer in Cleburne holds one, and anyone telling you they are state licensed for roofing is describing something that does not exist. What does exist is insurance. Roofing Cleburne carries liability and workers' compensation coverage and will hand you the certificate if you ask.
No, and by law we cannot. Texas Insurance Code section 4102.163 bars a roofing contractor from acting as a public adjuster on a claim it is also bidding. We grade the damage, write a scope in a form you can submit yourself, and meet your adjuster on the roof, which is the part most homeowners actually want help with.
No. Under HB 2102 it is a Class B misdemeanour in Texas for a contractor to pay, waive, rebate or absorb an insurance deductible, and the offence sits with the contractor. Any roofer offering to make yours disappear is offering to commit a crime on your roof, which tells you most of what you need to know about the warranty they are also offering.
Almost no roofing site will answer this, so here is the honest shape of it. Price moves on roof area, pitch, the number of layers coming off, decking condition, the material you pick and how much flashing and penetration work the roof carries. A steep cut-up roof with three penetrations per slope costs meaningfully more than a simple gable of the same square footage, which is why the scope prices each of those separately instead of handing you one number.
Most single-family replacements in Cleburne are a one to two day job once materials are on site, with tear-off and dry-in on the first day. Repairs are usually a half day. Low-slope commercial work is phased and quoted with the schedule written into the scope, because a shop that cannot open is a bigger cost than the roof.
No. It is loud, and it is worth moving anything fragile off the walls and anything you care about out from under the eaves, but people stay home through it routinely. Pets do better shut in a back room away from the tear-off side. Cars come off the driveway so nothing is parked under the fall line.
The site gets a magnetic sweep across the driveway, walkways and the grass line before the crew leaves, and again along the drip line where most of them land. Debris goes in the trailer, not in your flower beds. If you find one afterwards, we come back and sweep it again.
Nothing gets opened up further than can be dried in the same day. If weather turns, the exposed area is covered and fastened down before the crew leaves, and the job resumes when the deck is dry. Putting a covering over wet decking is how a roof fails early, so it does not happen.
Call (817) 506-9974 and we will book the condition report, usually within a few days across Cleburne, Joshua, Burleson, Keene and the rest of the county. If there is water coming in now, say so on the call and it moves up the list.
About
About Roofing Cleburne
Roofing Cleburne works out of the Johnson County seat and covers the towns around it with one crew and one number. The company was built around a simple, checkable promise: every slope gets graded in writing, every line in the scope carries its own price, and nobody goes on a roof without fall protection. There is no sales team, which is why the first thing you get is a report rather than a pitch.
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Start With the Report, Not the Quote
You cannot make a sensible decision about a roof until somebody has been on it and written down what is up there. That part is free, and it is yours to keep whichever way you go from here.
Insured · fall-protected crews · written workmanship warranty · deductible never waived