Richmond, TX
(281) 238-4230

Fort Bend County and out to College Station

Richmond, Rosenberg and the towns around them

Ameristar Roofing & Restoration works out of 2141 McCrary Rd in Richmond, Texas, and most of what we see on a roof out here comes down to two things: hail and wind, and the housing stock built to stand up to both. Gulf Coast summers bring hot, humid weather most of the year and a real hail and wind season on top of it, so the roofs we end up replacing are rarely just old. Plenty of them are storm damaged, and a lot of owners do not know it until we are standing on the deck. We have been running that same free inspection out of the McCrary Road address since 2007, in English and in Spanish, and the answer is always the same regardless of which town the roof sits in: look first, then talk about repair or replacement.

Where the crew actually works

Every town we cover, and why

Richmond & Rosenberg

The two towns closest to our own address on McCrary Road, and where a good share of the crew's week starts. We are usually the fastest to a roof here simply because we are already local.

Sugar Land, Greatwood & Pecan Grove (77406)

A mix of architectural shingle roofs and, on the larger homes, tile and metal. Free inspections here work the same way as anywhere else we go: get on the roof, look at what a hailstorm or a hard wind actually did, and give a straight answer before anyone talks about a tear off.

Cinco Ranch & Fulshear

Further out from Richmond, and growing fast enough that we are often the first roofer a homeowner in these neighborhoods has ever called. Same approach every time: a free inspection first, then an honest answer on repair versus replacement.

College Station

The furthest point we cover on a regular basis, usually for larger residential or commercial jobs. It is a longer drive, so we schedule these visits rather than treating them as a same day stop.

Outside these named towns, we still cover the surrounding area. If you are unsure whether your address is in range, the fastest way to find out is to call (281) 238-4230 and ask, or request an inspection and tell us the address. We are open twenty four hours, and someone answers any time a storm has just come through.

If you are in range, the inspection is free

No obligation, no charge, and if a storm has already come through, no reason to wait on it. Call (281) 238-4230 any hour, or request an inspection online and we will call you back to schedule it.