If you live in Park Row, you’ve probably talked to a neighbor about hail damage or wondered how long your roof will really last. The homes here have weathered years of Texas sun, heavy rains, and wind-driven storms. Many of them were built two or three decades ago, and the roofs are starting to show it. Roofing Technologies Unlimited has been helping Park Row homeowners stay ahead of these problems for over five years.

Last spring, after one of the bigger hailstorms, we helped a homeowner near Westgreen get a temporary tarp on their roof the same night. The shingles were shredded, and water had started to seep through a bedroom ceiling. We kept the damage from spreading, handled the insurance process, and installed a full replacement with architectural shingles a few days later.

Services We Offer in Park Row

We know the types of roofs Park Row homes have, and the problems they tend to face. Here’s what we help with most often:

Storm and Leak Repairs

After storms, it’s common to find lifted shingles, small leaks, or water spots that weren’t there the week before. We respond quickly, patch the damage, and document everything in case you need to file an insurance claim.

Roof Replacement Options

If your roof’s original, it’s probably due for replacement. We’ll walk you through the options, from reliable asphalt shingles to impact-rated architectural styles. Some homeowners ask about tile or slate for curb appeal, and we’re happy to compare lifespan, warranty, and price so you can make a solid decision.

We also install low-slope systems like modified bitumen or TPO for garages, porch covers, or additions where shingles don’t make sense.

Emergency Roofing

We get it. leaks don’t wait for business hours. When a limb crashes down or water suddenly starts pouring through the ceiling, we’ll send someone out, often the same day. Our emergency tarping and temporary repairs keep things dry while we plan a full fix.

Roof Maintenance and Inspections

We offer detailed inspections that go deeper than just checking for missing shingles. Whether you’re selling your home or planning ahead, we help you avoid surprises by catching small issues early. Maintenance visits are especially helpful after hail or when tree debris starts piling up in valleys.

What to Know About Park Row

Park Row is a tight-knit pocket just off I-10, between Greenhouse and Westgreen. It’s made up mostly of brick or stucco homes, many with large driveways, mature trees, and steep-pitched roofs. Most houses were built between the late ’90s and early 2010s; meaning original roofs are aging out, especially if they’ve taken a few hits from hail over the years.

We’ve done work on homes near Sundown Elementary and know the area well. Nearby neighborhoods like Westgreen and Sundown Glen face similar roofing issues, so we’re always in and out of this part of Katy.

Why Park Row Calls Us First

Most of our customers are busy families who don’t have time to chase down five roofing quotes or learn every roofing term. They just want someone they can trust to do the job right, explain what’s going on, and help them get it covered if insurance is involved.

We’ve worked on dozens of roofs around here, everything from a quick shingle patch to a full replacement with upgraded materials. And we know how to spot the hidden damage that could cause bigger issues later.

To make things even easier, we’ve added a Google Map at the bottom of this page showing directions from Park Row to our office.

Top Roofing Issues in Park Row

Here’s what we see the most when working on homes in Park Row:

• Cracked or curling shingles from years of heat
• Worn-out vent flashing causing attic leaks
• Granule loss after hail
• Chimney leaks due to shifting sealants
• Backed-up valleys from leaves or pine needles

Even if everything looks fine from the street, these small issues can lead to bigger problems if left alone. A quick inspection every couple of years goes a long way.

Local Tip: Fall Gutter Cleanup

If your roof has multiple valleys or low-pitched sections, it’s worth cleaning out gutters and downspouts in early fall. Clogged gutters around here can lead to roof rot, especially after back-to-back rainy weeks.