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Get a Free Roof Quote From a Local East Texas Roofer

Tell us about your roof and where you live. We send your request to one local roofer who serves your area. The roofer contacts you, looks at the roof and gives you a written quote. It's free and there's no obligation. East Texas Roof Quotes is a referral service run by TX Lead Forge, not a roofing company. How it works.

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A local roofer who serves your area will contact you about your quote. Name and phone are required.

We send your request to one local roofing company that serves your area, so it can contact you about your quote. The roofer pays us for the referral. We don't sell your details to data brokers or unrelated advertisers. Privacy policy · How it works

  • Free quote
  • No obligation
  • Local roofers
  • Referral service, not a contractor

How to get your free roof quote

  1. 1

    Request a free quote

    Fill out the form with your address and what you need.

  2. 2

    A local roofer contacts you

    We pass your request to one local roofer who serves your area. The roofer contacts you to set up a time to look at the roof.

  3. 3

    Get your written quote

    The roofer looks at the roof and gives you a written quote for the work. You decide whether to go ahead. There’s no obligation.

Signs your roof may be damaged

Some roof damage is hard to see from the ground. Here’s what a roofer typically checks before quoting a repair or replacement.

Hail damage

Hail can leave bruises or dents on shingles that are hard to spot from the street.

Wind damage

Strong wind can lift shingle edges and break the seal between shingles, which can let water in.

Roof leaks

A water stain on a ceiling or wall means water has already got past the roof.

Granule loss

Dark streaks or bare spots on shingles can mean they are losing their protective granules.

Missing shingles

Missing shingles leave the roof deck exposed to the weather.

Flashing problems

Staining around chimneys, vents or skylights can point to failed flashing or sealant.

After a storm: a short checklist

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    Have the roof looked at soon after a significant storm, and check your policy’s deadline for reporting damage. Take photos before any repairs and keep receipts for emergency fixes. TDI’s temporary repair checklist.

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    Check your policy for its claim deadlines and know the insurer’s timelines. The Texas claim clock.

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    Get a written quote, and keep claim decisions between you and your insurer (or a licensed public adjuster). Never agree to waive your deductible. TDI’s contractor tips.

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    Read the contract before you sign, including your right to cancel a contract signed at home. The Texas 3-day cancel rule.

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Insurance and your roof quote

If storm damage might be covered, your insurer decides coverage and payment. A roofer can document the damage and write the quote you send your insurer. In Texas, a roofer can’t negotiate your claim for you. Only you or a licensed public adjuster can (Tex. Ins. Code §4102.163).

Your deductible is yours to pay. Texas law bars a contractor from waiving or rebating your deductible. Deductibles and roof claims.

How East Texas Roof Quotes works

A referral service, not a roofer

We don’t do roofing work. We pass your request to a local roofing company.

Who gets your request

One local roofing company that serves your area.

How we’re paid

The roofer pays us for the referral. The quote is free to you.

No obligation

You decide whether to hire the roofer. You can ask us to delete your request at any time.

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Where we can send your request

We currently route quote requests in these towns. Each town has its own page with the quote form.

The short answer

How do I know if my East Texas roof has storm damage?

You often can't tell from the ground. Hail can bruise or dent shingles without making holes, and wind can break the seal between shingles without blowing them off. A water stain on a ceiling means water is already getting in. The reliable answer is to have a roofer look at it up close. You can request a free quote and the roofer will check the roof as part of quoting.

Common questions

Who runs East Texas Roof Quotes?

East Texas Roof Quotes (easttexasroof.com) is a referral service run by TX Lead Forge. It is not a roofing contractor and does not do roofing work. It sends each quote request to one local roofer, who pays TX Lead Forge for the referral.

Is the roof quote really free?

Yes. Requesting a quote through East Texas Roof Quotes costs nothing, and you're under no obligation to hire the roofer. The roofer pays us for the referral.

Will the roofer handle my insurance claim?

No. Your insurer decides coverage. A roofer can document the damage, write the quote you send your insurer and meet the adjuster, but in Texas a roofer can't negotiate your claim (Tex. Ins. Code §4102.163). East Texas Roof Quotes doesn't handle claims.

What does a roofer check before quoting?

Hail bruising and dents, wind-lifted shingles or broken seals, missing shingles, leaks, granule loss showing as dark streaks or bare spots, and staining around chimneys, vents and skylights.

Which areas can you send my request to?

Livingston, Lufkin, Nacogdoches, Huntsville, Conroe, Onalaska, Trinity, Corrigan, Jasper and Cleveland, Texas. If you're outside these areas, we may not have a roofer to send your request to.

How do I stop being contacted?

Tell the roofer who contacts you to stop, or contact TX Lead Forge at txleadforge.com/contact to ask for your request to be deleted.

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