Residential roofing

Roofing in Winnsboro, TX

Winnsboro sits on the line between Wood County and Franklin County, southwest of Sulphur Springs. The downtown square is lined with older buildings, and the houses around it are mostly frame and brick homes under big hardwoods. A fair number are pier-and-beam, with a roof that has been patched by more than one owner. Out from town the lots get larger, the pines mix with the oaks, and some places are cabins or lake houses rather than a standard subdivision ranch. Fall brings visitors for the foliage. The roofs have to live there the rest of the year.

Tree cover is the local roofing problem people notice first, and storms are the one that does the damage. Limbs scuff shingles and dump debris into valleys. A hardwood canopy drips long after the rain stops, so moss and algae take the north side. Then a spring hailstorm comes through the gaps and marks whatever slope faces the weather. Wind rocks a chimney flashing that was only sealed with mastic years ago. On a pier-and-beam house, a ceiling stain may show up far from the actual hole, because water runs along a rafter before it drips. Finding the entry point matters more than painting over the spot.

Our work in Winnsboro is residential: new roofs, tear-offs, overlays, and metal. An older frame house with brittle shingles and a patched valley usually needs the old roof off so we can replace bad decking as we go. We will not talk you into a tear-off if a single healthy layer is sitting on solid wood. An overlay is for that case, and only that case. Metal is common on cabins and on houses back in the trees, because it sheds leaves and does not hold water the way a worn asphalt valley does. We use the same crew that does the Sulphur Springs work. There is not a separate standard for a smaller town.

Call or text 903-348-7733 for a free estimate, or send the form and we will set the visit. Every residential job comes with a 2-year warranty. We are based in Sulphur Springs and we come to Winnsboro. If the house is out toward the lake, across the county line, or somewhere we have not named, call about that location too. We travel and work anywhere.

Our work

The kind of roofs we install

These photos are from Pacheco Roofing jobs. They show the kind of work we do, not a house in this town.

Two story log home with a silver metal roof, surrounded by tall pine trees
Metal roof on a log home
Crew building a timber frame cabin on a wooded hillside, with metal roof panels on the ground
Metal roof on a new cabin
Two roofers working on a shingle roof next to a vent
Crew at work