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New Territory · Sugar Land 77479 · Fort Bend County
New Territory opened in 1989 as a master-planned community north of the Brazos River, and Sugar Land annexed it on December 12, 2017. About 15,000 people lived here at the 2010 census. Its homes run from the first sections of 1989 and the 1990s to streets built in the 2000s, and we repair and replace roofs on all of them.
Roof repair from $195 with all 33 prices published, roof replacement $8,000 to $20,000 for most homes, and a free inspection with photographs of everything we find — including when the finding is that your roof is fine.
New Territory is Sugar Land now. Since the 2017 annexation, a reroof is permitted by the City of Sugar Land, not Fort Bend County. The New Territory Residential Community Association also approves the shingle and color. We pull the permit and send the HOA the spec sheet before we start.
Published, not quoted on request
Almost no roofer publishes what anything costs. We do. Take these to two other companies — that is what they are for.
from $195
Pipe boots, flashing, valleys and wind-lifted shingles. Pipe boots $225, flashing $1,200–$1,500, typical single-issue $350–$900. On 1990s roofs we check the decking and flashing before anything else.
All 33 repairs, priced →$8,000–$20,000
Four packages, $350–$650 per square. The first five sheets of decking are included, then $75 a sheet. Most homes finish in one day.
Four packages, priced →We document, you file
Photographs of every slope, an itemized scope, and we meet your adjuster on the roof. Approved claims get GAF Timberline UHDZ with the Golden Pledge warranty.
How Texas claims work →Free
Every slope photographed, attic checked where there is access, no hammer on the roof.
What an honest inspection is →Free with inspection
The stain is rarely below the leak. Thermal imaging and moisture readings find where the water actually enters.
How we find leaks →2–4 hours
365 days a year, no out-of-hours surcharge. Tarp first, permanent repair once it is dry.
Emergency response →Free inspection
We check the soft metals first: if gutters and vents are unmarked, the hail was too small to matter.
How to tell if you have hail damage →Free inspection
Beryl in July 2024 took ridge caps and lifted eave courses across Fort Bend County. Wind damage starts at the ridge and the starter strip.
Should you file, and what to check →$9.99–$13 per foot
5-inch or 6-inch seamless with 3″×4″ downspouts on every job.
Sizing and what it costs →$150 per O’Hagin vent
Many early houses have too little. Fitted during a replacement.
Why it decides roof life →Quoted per roof
Standing seam and stone-coated metal, composite tile, and TPO on porches and flat sections. Metal runs $700–$1,200 per square.
Specialty roofing →18 months same as cash
Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. and Service Finance (a Truist company). Subject to credit approval.
Rates published →Starting points, not quotes. Pitch, access and what is under the shingles move the number. We inspect free, show you photographs, and put the real figure in writing first. Nothing upfront.
Three things that change the job here
01
Sugar Land annexed New Territory and Greatwood on December 12, 2017, took over the infrastructure and dissolved the old utility districts. For your roof, that means a City of Sugar Land permit, not the county rules that applied before. We pull it before the crew arrives.
02
The community opened in 1989. A shingle roof from the 1990s is past the life most were built for, and many have been through several hail and wind seasons. We check the decking, flashing and ventilation, and price the decking before we start; the first five sheets are included.
03
The New Territory Residential Community Association reviews exterior changes, including the shingle and color on a new roof. We send the manufacturer spec sheet and color sample for approval, so the crew is not waiting on paperwork.
New Territory and neighboring communities · 77479
New Territory is part of Sugar Land → Next door: Richmond, Sienna, Missouri City and Stafford. Or see all of Fort Bend County →
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What Fort Bend County homeowners say ↓
Common questions
From $195. A pipe boot is $225, a ridge vent $350, wall or chimney flashing $1,200–$1,500, and a typical single-issue repair $350–$900; storm work runs $900–$2,500. If we find rotten decking during a repair, it is $150 per area. All 33 repair prices are published.
Most homes run $8,000 to $20,000, across four packages at $350 to $650 per square. The first five sheets of decking are included, then $75 a sheet. Metal runs $700 to $1,200 per square. Nothing is paid upfront: 50% when the crew arrives, 50% on completion.
Yes. Since Sugar Land annexed New Territory in December 2017, a reroof is permitted by the City of Sugar Land. The New Territory Residential Community Association also approves the shingle and color. We pull the permit and send the HOA the paperwork before we start.
Yes. We inspect free, photograph every slope, write an itemized scope and meet your adjuster on the roof. We do not file, negotiate or settle the claim — in Texas that is licensed public-adjuster work. On an approved claim we install GAF Timberline UHDZ, a Class 4 shingle, with GAF’s Golden Pledge warranty: 30 years, non-prorated, at no upgrade cost.
Often, yes. A Class 4 impact-rated shingle gets the highest homeowner premium credit in Texas, and the amount is set by each insurer, so ask yours before you choose. On an approved claim we install GAF Timberline UHDZ, which is Class 4, at no upgrade cost.
No. New Territory is in Fort Bend County, which is not a first-tier TWIA county. That requirement starts in Brazoria and Galveston counties. We still install every roof to the same six-nail, manufacturer-starter-and-ridge specification.
2 to 4 hours, 365 days a year, no out-of-hours surcharge. Say which room when you call and whether water is still coming in — we tarp first and repair once the roof is dry.
Every slope photographed, attic checked where there is access, no hammer on the roof. Including when the finding is that your roof is fine.
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