Cleburne, TX Roofing

Cleburne was founded March 23, 1867, after the western part of Johnson County split off to form Hood County, and became the county's third seat, following Wardville, which now sits beneath Lake Pat Cleburne. The city incorporated in 1871 and was named for Confederate General Patrick Cleburne, growing to about 4,000 people within its first two decades and over 12,000 by 1920 once the Santa Fe Railway's major shop facility opened here in 1898. We help Cleburne families figure out what more than 150 years of that railroad-town history has done to their roof.

Your Trusted Local Contractor in Cleburne

Johnson County is consistently ranked among the top counties in Texas for wind and hail claims, and Cleburne, as the county seat and one of its densest population centers, carries a proportionally heavy share of that claim volume, including the 2016 season that brought over $4 billion in insured losses statewide. Historic Downtown Cleburne and the neighborhoods that grew up around the old Santa Fe Shops are full of century-old housing still on multiple generations of patched 3-tab shingle, while the newer growth along the Chisholm Trail Parkway's southern extension is mostly builder-grade architectural shingle.

We work all over Cleburne, from the historic homes ringing the Johnson County Courthouse downtown to the Santa Fe Shops-era residential streets that grew up around the railroad's 1898 facility, out to the newer subdivisions filling in along the Chisholm Trail Parkway's southern extension. Lake Pat Cleburne-adjacent neighborhoods round out the city, sitting near where the old Wardville townsite was before it was submerged to form the lake.

Dealing with storm damage is stressful enough. We offer free inspections and walk Cleburne homeowners through the insurance claims process from start to finish. From gutter installations to full roof replacements, we do the job right so your home holds up when Texas weather hits hard.