Every slope graded in writing before a price is quoted
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About
About Roofing Cleburne
A Johnson County roofing company that would rather be checkable than impressive.
How this works
Built Around What Can Actually Be Checked
Roofing Cleburne works out of the Johnson County seat, covering the towns that ring it from Crowley down to Rio Vista and from Glen Rose across to Venus. Cleburne is a working town with a railroad past, and the housing stock reflects it: everything from pre-war homes near the downtown historic district to subdivisions put up in the last decade on the west side. A roofing company here needs to be comfortable on all of it.
The reason this company exists in the shape it does is that roofing carries one of the worst consumer-complaint records of any trade, and almost none of that is caused by bad shingles. It is caused by vague documents. A lump-sum price hides what was substituted. A verbal warranty evaporates. A roof that needed replacing turns out to have needed two slopes and a valley. So the fix was structural rather than promotional: grade every slope, write it down, price every line separately, and put the warranty in the same document as the work.
What that means day to day is that the first thing you get from us is a report, not a pitch. There is no commission-paid sales team here, which is why nobody is going to sit at your table explaining why today is the last day for a price. You read the grading, you see the numbers against each line, and you decide.
The Standard We Hold Ourselves To
Every claim on this website can be verified by a homeowner in an afternoon. The insurance certificate can be requested and produced. The fall protection is visible from your driveway. The condition report is a document you keep. The warranty is a paragraph you can read before you sign rather than a word said at the door.
We would rather lose a job to a cheaper bid than win one by being vague about what is included. A roof is usually the largest single exterior expense a household makes, and the only honest way to sell one is to show the person exactly what they are buying.
The difference
Six Things That Separate This From the Truck in Your Driveway
01
Insured, and the certificate is available on request
Liability and workers' compensation coverage is in force before anyone sets a ladder against your fascia. Ask to see it and you will be sent it rather than reassured about it. That coverage is what stops an injury or a damaged fence on your property from becoming your financial problem.
02
Fall protection is not treated as optional
Crew members are tied off and anchored before working any slope, on a single-storey ranch in Rio Vista as much as on a steep two-storey in Cleburne. It slows the job down slightly and it is the first corner a cheap outfit cuts. How a company treats its own people on a roof is the most reliable advance signal of how it will treat your roof.
03
Texas has no roofing licence, and we say so
This is the claim most Johnson County roofing sites quietly fudge. Texas does not issue a state roofing licence, so no contractor in the state holds one, and every fully licensed roofer banner you see locally is describing something that does not exist. We carry insurance, we will show you the certificate, and we will not dress it up as a licence.
04
Your deductible is never waived, and that is the law
Under HB 2102, paying, waiving, rebating or absorbing a customer's insurance deductible is a Class B misdemeanour in Texas, and the offence lands on the contractor. A roofer who offers to make yours disappear is proposing to commit a crime on your behalf, and asking you to trust them afterwards.
05
We document; you file
Texas Insurance Code section 4102.163 stops a roofing contractor from acting as a public adjuster on a claim it is also bidding. So we grade the damage, write an assessment in a form you can submit yourself, and stand on the roof with your adjuster when they come out. That last part is the help most homeowners actually need.
06
Local crews rather than a storm convoy
After a serious hail night across Johnson County, out-of-state trucks show up within days, knock every door on the street and are gone long before a warranty is ever tested. We are working Keene and Godley and Grandview the following month and the month after that, which is the entire difference between a warranty and a phone number.
Credentials
What We Carry, Stated Plainly
This page deliberately does not display manufacturer certification logos or trade association marks. Those credentials belong to a company and are verified against a company, and displaying one that has not been earned is exactly the kind of thing this site exists not to do.
- General liability insurance, certificate available on request
- Workers' compensation coverage for every crew member
- Fall protection equipment used on every roof
- A written workmanship warranty, stated separately from the manufacturer's material warranty
- Free written condition reports with no obligation attached
- Itemised scopes with a price against each line
- Full compliance with Texas law on deductibles and on claim adjusting
Where We Work
Roofing Cleburne serves Cleburne and eleven surrounding towns: Joshua, Burleson, Keene, Alvarado, Godley, Rio Vista, Grandview, Venus, Cresson, Glen Rose and Crowley.
See the full coverage detailTake our word for nothing
Start With the Report
Nothing on this page asks you to take our word for anything, and the condition report works the same way. It is free, it is written, and it is yours whichever direction you go afterwards.
Keene, Cleburne, Godley, Burleson, Venus and the rest of the county.