Leaking Roof or Storm Damage? Roofing in Slaton, TX
When you need roofing in Slaton, TX, you need a crew that understands older South Plains housing stock as well as caprock edge winds. Sitting right near the rim of Yellow House Canyon along US-84, Slaton catches fierce outflow winds and hail cells that roll down the US-84 corridor from Lubbock toward Post.
Plain-spoken roof repairs, decking checks on older homes, and durable replacements in Slaton and southeastern Lubbock County.
Call (806) 515-3963From historic 1920s–1950s bungalows near the Slaton Town Square and Texas Avenue to mid-century brick ranch homes along West Garza and 9th Street, we walk your roof in person, check the decking and flashing, and quote an honest price.
What we see on Slaton jobs
Unlike newer subdivisions built in the last ten years, a large share of Slaton homes were built before 1975. When we strip an older roof in Slaton, we frequently find plank 1x6 or 1x8 board decking with gaps between the boards, old rusted galvanized valley tin, brick chimneys that need proper step and counter-flashing cut into the mortar joints, or two layers of old 3-tab shingles nailed one over the other.
Putting new shingles directly over gapped board decking or rotten wood voids the shingle warranty and leaves dips across the roof plane. During a Slaton roof replacement, we tear off down to the framing, re-deck or replace bad boards where needed so nails hold tight, upgrade box vents or ridge ventilation so hot attic air can escape in July, and install new pre-painted drip edge and synthetic underlayment.
Inside Slaton city limits, full roof replacements require a building permit through the City of Slaton Code Enforcement office on West Garza Street. We handle the permit, protect your mature Siberian elms and pecan trees around the eaves, and sweep your yard and alley drive with rolling magnets before we pack up.
Typical in Slaton: $250–$1,350 for repairs; $8,000–$17,000 for replacements
ZIP codes: 79364. Every price is written down after we see the job.
Services in Slaton
- Roof Repair
- Roof Replacement
- Hail & Storm Damage Roof Repair
- Storm & Roof Inspection
- Metal Roofing
- Seamless Gutters & Downspouts
Nearby areas
How it works
Call or send the form.
Tell us what's going on and what part of Lubbock you're in. If it's urgent — an active ceiling leak, hail damage from last night, or blown-off ridge caps — say so and we'll move it to the front of the schedule.
We come take a look.
Someone from our crew walks the roof in person, checks the valleys, pipe boots, flashing, and decking, takes photos of what we find, and answers your questions on the spot.
You get a clear price before any work starts.
Written scope, plain numbers, no pressure. We tell you straight when a simple repair is enough, and you decide if and when to move forward.
Slaton questions
My Slaton home has two layers of shingles already — can you put a third layer on?
No. Building code prohibits installing a third layer of shingles, and in West Texas wind and heat we don't recommend second-layer overlays either. We strip all existing layers down to the wood deck so we can inspect the boards and nail the new shingles flat.
How do you price rotted wood decking found during tear-off on older Slaton homes?
We spell out the exact per-sheet or per-board unit price for decking replacement in our written quote before we touch your roof, and we take photos of any rotted wood uncovered during tear-off so there are zero surprise charges.
Do you handle roof repairs near Slaton Town Square?
Yes. Whether it's a leaking chimney saddle, a blown-off section of 3-tab shingles, or a low-slope back porch addition holding water, we handle small repairs in Slaton every week.
Need help in Slaton?
Call or send the form. We'll look at it in person and give you a written price before any work starts.
Call (806) 515-3963