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How a roof inspection request works
Four steps, from a short description of the roof to a decision that stays in your hands. MoCo Roof Repair does not inspect the roof, write the estimate, or sign a contract with you.
1. You tell us what is going on
Use the contact form to share your name, phone, email, ZIP code, and a short description. Photos of the roof, a ceiling stain, or missing shingles help the partner prepare, but they are not required. If a tracking phone number is listed on this site, you can also call: (XXX) XXX-XXXX Phone number coming soon. Calls may be recorded.
If anyone is injured, if a tree is on a power line, or if a roof opening is an immediate safety problem, contact emergency services first. This site is not an emergency dispatcher and does not promise a response time.
2. We review the area and send the request to one partner
We use the ZIP code to confirm the home is in or near Montgomery County, Texas, or in nearby Spring. Complete requests go to an independent partner contractor, currently identified as [Partner contractor name TBD] until a company is named. We intend to work with one exclusive partner at a time in a defined set of ZIP codes, rather than selling the same request to several companies. See the partner disclosure for how compensation works.
3. The partner inspects and explains what they found
The partner schedules the inspection, looks at the roof, and, if work is recommended, should provide a written estimate. Ask them to explain whether they recommend a repair or a replacement, what materials they would use, whether Township or city approval may be required, and what is and is not included. MoCo Roof Repair does not write that estimate and does not climb the roof.
4. You decide whether to hire them
You can hire the partner, get a second opinion, or do nothing. Submitting a request on this site is not a contract for roofing work. If you have an insurance claim, the decisions about coverage belong to you and your insurer. We are not a public adjuster or an insurance agent, and we do not offer to waive, rebate, or pay a deductible.
What this process is not
- It is not a 24-hour emergency dispatch service, and we do not advertise a guaranteed arrival time.
- It is not a promise that every ZIP code will be served, or that a partner has already been selected.
- It is not roofing work, public adjusting, or a permit application by MoCo Roof Repair.
- It is not a pitch to “sign today” after a storm, or an offer to cover your insurance deductible.
Phone recording. Texas is generally treated as a one-party consent state for recording conversations, as explained by the Texas State Law Library (page updated October 23, 2026). This site still uses a short “calls may be recorded” notice, because callers may be elsewhere and because recordings, when they exist, need to be usable and clearly disclosed.