Venus, TX Roofing

Venus got its start in the 1880s when J.C. Smythe bought 80 acres of abandoned cornfields and named the new townsite after a local doctor's daughter; by 1888 it had a post office and about 10 residents, and it incorporated in 1903 once it sat at the junction of two railroads. The town grew slowly for a century, actually dipping to 910 people by 2000, before exploding 225.3% to 2,960 by 2010 and reaching an estimated 6,700 to 8,200 today. We help Venus families on both ends of that growth get the right roof.

Your Trusted Local Contractor in Venus

Johnson and Ellis Counties both fall within the North Texas hail corridor, sharing exposure to events like the 2016 season's $4+ billion in statewide insured losses, and most of Venus's growth since 2000 is newer construction, but the historic in-town core tied to the city's 1903 incorporation still has roofs that are decades overdue. We handle the new-build material questions and the old-roof tear-offs just the same.

We work throughout Venus, from the historic in-town core near the old railroad junction to the newer streets along Independence Avenue, Patrick Henry Drive, and Patton Lane that reflect the town's 2000s-2020s growth boom. Venus ISD's seven schools, including Venus Primary, Elementary, Middle, and High School, anchor most of the town's family-oriented identity.

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