Roof replacement in Conroe, done right in a day
Tear-off to the deck, rotten sheathing replaced, ice-and-water in the valleys, synthetic underlayment, new flashing, ridge vent and a shingle that can take Montgomery County hail — with an itemized price you see before we start.
A roof replacement in Conroe is mostly a one-day job on a one-story home and a day and a half on a two-story: tear-off starts at first light, the deck is inspected and repaired by mid-morning, dried in by noon, shingled by evening. What separates a roof that lasts 25 years here from one that lasts 12 is what happens in the middle of that day — the parts you'll never see once the shingles are on.
We replace any decking that's soft, delaminated or rotten (pine-shaded Conroe homes almost always have some at the eaves and valleys), and we tell you the per-sheet price up front so there's no surprise. We run ice-and-water membrane in every valley and around every penetration, synthetic underlayment everywhere else, new drip edge, new pipe boots, new step flashing, and a continuous ridge vent so the attic can breathe in August. Then the shingle — a 30-year architectural at minimum, and a Class 4 impact-resistant if you want the roof and the insurance discount to outlast the next hailstorm.
Inside the city limits a straight re-roof doesn't need a permit, and if decking is replaced we pull the one the City of Conroe requires. Every roof comes with the manufacturer's material warranty registered in your name, our workmanship warranty in writing, and the Class 4 certification form for your agent if you chose that shingle.
What's included
Tear-off & deck inspection
Old shingles off to bare wood, every sheet checked, soft or rotten decking replaced at a per-sheet price you know in advance.
Ice-and-water & synthetic underlayment
Self-adhered membrane in valleys and around penetrations, synthetic underlayment on the field — the roof is watertight before a shingle goes on.
New flashing & boots
Drip edge, step and counter-flashing, pipe boots and vent flashings — all new, never reused.
Ventilation
Continuous ridge vent and clear soffit intake, because a roof that can't breathe in a Texas summer cooks from the inside.
Shingle or metal
Architectural shingle, Class 4 impact-resistant shingle, or standing-seam and R-panel metal.
Clean-up & paperwork
Magnet sweep of the yard, driveway and beds, gutters cleared, warranty registered, Class 4 certification and photos delivered.
Roof replacement cost in Conroe, TX (2026)
| Job | Typical price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Architectural shingle roof, 2,200–2,600 sq ft home | $11,500 – $19,500 | Tear-off, underlayment, ridge vent, haul-off |
| Class 4 impact-resistant shingle roof, same home | $13,500 – $23,000 | Texas wind/hail insurance discount |
| Standing-seam metal roof, same home | $28,000 – $48,000 | Kynar-finished steel, hidden fasteners |
| R-panel metal roof (shop, barn, ranch house) | $16,000 – $28,000 | Exposed fastener, 26-gauge |
| Stone-coated steel | $30,000 – $45,000 | Shingle or tile look, Class 4 |
| Decking replacement | $95 – $140 per sheet | Quoted per sheet before we start |
| Second-layer tear-off | +$1,200 – $2,800 | Common on 1970s–80s Conroe homes |
These are 2026 Montgomery County ranges so you can budget. Your written price is itemized — tear-off, decking allowance, underlayment, shingles or panels, flashing, ventilation, haul-off — and good for 30 days.
Recent work
Questions we get about roof replacement
How much does a new roof cost in Conroe in 2026?
For a typical 2,200–2,600 square-foot home, $11,500 to $19,500 for a standard architectural shingle roof, $13,500 to $23,000 for Class 4 impact-resistant, and $28,000 to $48,000 for standing-seam metal. Steep pitches, multiple stories, extra layers and decking add to it; a simple one-story hip roof comes in at the low end. The free inspection turns that range into one number.
How long does it take?
One day for most one-story homes, one to two days for two-story or steep roofs, and two to three for metal. We don't tear off more than we can dry in the same day — a Texas afternoon thunderstorm is not a theory.
Should I do Class 4?
If you plan to own the house more than five years, almost always. The upcharge is usually $2,000 to $4,000 on a typical roof, the Texas wind-and-hail premium discount runs $150 to $500 a year depending on your carrier, and the shingle takes quarter-size hail that would total a standard roof. It's also what the insurer will want to see the next time they look at your roof age.
Do I need a permit?
In the City of Conroe, not for a straight re-roof — only if decking or rafters are replaced, and then we pull it. Unincorporated Montgomery County doesn't issue residential building permits. Shenandoah, Oak Ridge North, Montgomery, Willis and Panorama Village have their own rules; we check before we start.
Can you replace just one slope?
Yes, and after storms we often do — the adjuster approves the slope that took the wind and the rest is fine. We match the shingle as closely as the product line allows and tell you honestly if a five-year-old roof's color has faded enough that the new slope will show.
What about the second layer on my 1980s house?
Texas code allows two layers; a lot of River Plantation and downtown homes are on their second. We take both down to the deck — you can't inspect decking through a layer of old shingles, and the new roof's warranty depends on a clean deck.