Joshua, TX Roofing

Joshua became a stop on the Fort Worth Southern Traction Line interurban rail in 1912, and by around 1949 it had an organized government with Theodore 'Ted' Roosevelt Strube as its first mayor, though Joshua High School itself dates back even further to 1907. Growth stayed modest for most of the 20th century, then took off fast, from 4,528 people in 2000 to 7,891 by 2020 and an estimated 9,146 today, nearly 40% growth in the most recent decade alone. We help Joshua families, whether they're in a brand new house or one that's been there since the interurban rail days, get the right roof for their home.

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Johnson County is consistently ranked among the top counties in Texas for wind and hail claims, and Joshua's growth has been fast enough that Joshua ISD, serving portions of Cleburne, Burleson, Cross Timber, and Crowley, is now the third-largest district in the county, with roughly 1,500 more students projected over the next decade. We work with new homeowners on material choices and help longtime residents near the old interurban stop on Broadway Street know when their older roof has finally worn out.

We work throughout Joshua, from the historic homes near the old interurban stop on Broadway Street, where Joshua High School has stood since 1907, to the newer subdivisions driving the city's growth across the Joshua ISD footprint. North Joshua Elementary ranks among the top-rated elementary schools in the state, which says something about how fast families are moving into the newer parts of town.

Dealing with storm damage is stressful enough. We offer free inspections and walk Joshua 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.