Yes. “Architectural,” “laminated,” and “30-year” shingles refer to the same premium roofing product. They’re thicker and stronger than 3-tab (20–25 year) shingles, offering better wind resistance—especially valuable for Gulf Coast storms.

Always choose synthetic underlayment. It’s lighter, stronger, and more tear-resistant than felt paper—essential for our Texas humidity and hurricane-season winds.

For coastal wind zones like League City and Galveston County, we recommend hand-nailing with six nails per shingle to meet windstorm certification standards. It improves uplift resistance at no extra cost.

In our Gulf Coast climate, James Hardie fiber cement siding provides the best durability and moisture resistance. SmartSide offers impact strength but needs maintenance; vinyl is most affordable but least wind-resistant. We’ll help you choose what fits your budget and long-term goals.

If storm or accidental damage exceeds your deductible, filing is usually wise. Our team handles everything—from documentation to meeting your adjuster—ensuring you receive every dollar you’re owed.

They cannot raise your premium solely for a storm-damage claim since it’s considered an “Act of God.” However, rates for your entire zip code may rise after a major event.

Solar attic fans and ridge vents perform best in the Houston heat. We’ll evaluate your attic design and recommend the right setup for maximum energy savings.

Spray foam seals air leaks but changes your home’s airflow and may require HVAC modifications. We’ll help assess if it’s suitable for your home design.