Size
Measured in squares (100 sq ft). We measure it; we don't guess from the street.
Repair first. Replace only if needed. Leaks, pipe flashings, chimney and wall flashing, storm damage: we find the cause, photograph it and price the repair before work begins.
Photos, a written Roof Grade and a clear next step.
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Temporary protection while the claim movesThe free Roof Grade finds the cause first. Typical prices for the common repairs are published here; the written repair scope shows the parts and labor before work starts.
| Common repair | What the inspection checks | Your price |
|---|---|---|
| Pipe boot / pipe flashing replacement | The seal around roof penetrations | Typically $500 or less |
| Wind-damaged shingle repair | The affected slope and surrounding material | Typically $500 or less |
| Chimney or wall flashing | The detail where the roof meets the wall | About $500–$1,500, depending on scope and whether a cricket is needed |
| Leak find-and-fix | The attic, water path and source | Written after inspection |
Typical ranges for common repairs. Your written repair price follows the inspection, once the cause and scope are clear.
Every one is a physical detail of your roof. The written quote makes the scope clear.
Measured in squares (100 sq ft). We measure it; we don't guess from the street.
Steeper roofs mean slower work and more equipment. It's a real cost, and we show it.
Valleys, dormers, hips and the number of planes. A simple gable and a cut-up roof are different jobs.
Every pipe, vent, skylight and satellite mount is a flashing detail — and a future leak if it's rushed.
Three-tab, architectural, Class 4, metal, stone-coated steel. We show the price of each, side by side.
What's under the old shingles decides more than the shingles do. Rotten decking is priced per sheet, not as a surprise.
If the attic can't breathe, the new roof ages like the old one. Intake and exhaust are on every quote.
Every quote shows the squares, the pitch and the line items. Take it to another roofer. We're happy for them to try to beat it.

The $8 part that floods a ceiling. The sun kills cheap rubber in five years. Fixed with the Double Tusk™ Pipe Flashing System.
Pipe boot repairBroken seal strips after a north-side blow. Re-seal or replace by the slope, nailed to the six-nail pattern.
Wind damage repairCaulk was never a flashing. New step and counter flashing set into the masonry.
Flashing repairWhere two slopes meet, water runs fastest. Open metal valleys with Igloo Shield™ underneath.
Valley repairUsually a boot, a nail pop or a flashing — found from the attic, not the street.
Leak detectionBring the other roofer's estimate. We grade the roof and tell you what's real, what's padding and what's missing — in writing.
Second opinion, freeYes — it's the same Roof Grade visit. You get the written Hunter-Gatherer Report whether you hire us or not.
Yes. An A grade is a handshake and a date to look again. We'd rather be the roofer you call in ten years.
Repairs carry a workmanship warranty in writing on the invoice. Full replacements carry the Mammoth Two Tusk Limited Lifetime Warranty: our 10-year workmanship warranty plus the manufacturer's limited lifetime material warranty.
Sometimes — storm damage often qualifies, wear and tear doesn't. We document it either way and tell you honestly which one you have. We never touch your deductible; that's the law in Texas (HB 2102) and it's how we work.
Market locations on a simplified outline of Texas, not service-area boundaries. Gold lines: the I-10 and I-35 corridors.
One company. One written process. Local teams where we serve.
The Roof Grade is free. The report is written.
What happens next is your decision.