New roof surface on additions and rebuilds in Teas Street — tied into the existing system cleanly, without voiding anyone's warranty.
Teas Street is one of Bellaire's established residential streets near the city core, with the same mid-century housing stock found across much of central Bellaire.
Central-Bellaire housing stock typical of the area — original decking under later shingle layers is common
Close to Bellaire's civic/commercial core, so permit runs and inspections tend to be quick turnarounds
Not if the tie-in is done correctly. We check the existing system's warranty terms before starting and flash the transition properly, so the untouched sections of the roof stay covered.
Yes — most installation work comes through a general contractor or architect coordinating a larger project. We work off their drawings and schedule and flag anything that affects the roof scope early.
Central-Bellaire housing stock typical of the area — original decking under later shingle layers is common
An inspection, photographs and a written estimate for your Teas Street home — at no cost and no obligation.