About us

Who are we?

At Master Shield Roofing, we pride ourselves on our commitment to quality and customer service. With years of experience in the roofing industry, our skilled team is dedicated to providing reliable solutions for all your roofing needs.

Our Mission

To deliver high-quality roofing services with integrity, professionalism, and care for our clients’ homes and businesses.

Bilingual Support

We understand the diverse needs of our community. Our team is proud to offer assistance in both English and Spanish to ensure clear communication and understanding.

Customer Satisfaction is Our Priority

At Master Shield Roofing, our customers are at the heart of everything we do.

We pride ourselves on delivering exceptional service, quality craftsmanship, and reliable communication throughout the roofing process. From the initial consultation to project completion, our goal is to exceed your expectations.

We believe that a happy customer is the best advertisement for our business, and we strive to build lasting relationships based on trust and satisfaction.

Our priority is not only your roof but your satisfaction.

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Did You know?

Houston is particularly vulnerable to hurricanes and storms for several reasons:

Geographic Location: Situated near the Gulf of Mexico, Houston is directly in the path of storms that form over warm ocean waters.
Climate: The humid subtropical climate leads to warm ocean waters, which can fuel tropical storms and hurricanes.

In the past 15 years, there have been numerous tropical storms and hurricanes that impacted Houston.

Here are some of the most significant ones:

Hurricane Beryl (2024) – Beryl brought heavy rainfall and thunderstorms to the area. More than 2.7 million lost power. Beryl’s wind gust wreaked extensive damage on Houston infrastructure.
Hurricane Harvey (2017) – This was by far one of the most devastating storms, causing severe flooding and damage.
Tropical Storm Imelda (2019) – Imelda brought heavy rainfall and flooding to the area.
Hurricane Ike (2008) –One of the most deadliest and most expensive weather events, costing an estimated $34.8 billion
Hurricane Rita (2005) – Rita was the most intense tropical cyclone on record in the Gulf of Mexico and the forth- most intense Atlantic hurricane ever recorded

Weather Events in Houston: Why You Should Be Prepared

Houston is no stranger to severe weather events, from heavy rains and hurricanes to hail storms and extreme heat. These conditions can wreak havoc on your roof, making regular inspections and maintenance crucial.

Investing in a reliable roofing system is not just a choice; it’s a necessity for protecting your home against the unpredictable Texas climate.

Our experienced team understands the specific challenges that Houston roofs face and is ready to provide solutions tailored to local conditions.

FAQS

Partial Repairs vs Full Roof Replacement
Most Common Types of damages
What happens if I don’t replace my roof?
Roof Maintenance tips

When deciding between a partial roof repair and a full roof replacement, there are several factors to consider like age of the roof and type of damages. If you notice some damages on your roof and you’re unsure whether to repair or replace your roof, before you take any action you may want to get some expert advice.

Here are some useful tips that may help you understand better when its okay to repair and when a full replacement is necessary.

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Partial Repairs
Full Roof Replacement

First of all, you need to know that not every roof is unrepairable. Partial repairs can be effective for localized minor issues, especially on new roofs.
When It’s Okay to Repair:

Localized Damage: If you notice damage that are limited to a small area, such as a few shingles or a specific leak, repairs are often sufficient.
Age of the Roof: If your roof is relatively new (typically less than 10 years), repairs can extend its lifespan. However, new roofs may also require a full replacement if multiple areas are damaged or if there are signs of structural issues.

There are several scenarios in which a full replacement is the most prudent choice rather than simply repairing. For example If you notice that multiple areas are damaged or if there are signs of structural issues (e.g., sagging), replacement is needed.
Here are some common signs that your roof needs to be replaced:

Large sections of Curling or missing shingles: Over time, shingles can lose their flexibility due to prolonged exposure to sunlight, heat, and cold. This aging process can cause them to curl or become brittle and more susceptible to breaking or falling off. Extreme weather events, such as strong winds, hail, or storms, can damage shingles, causing them to curl, crack, or go missing.
Water stains on ceilings or walls: Water stains on ceilings are often a clear sign of a roof leak. If water stains on the ceiling are extensive, it usually means the roof has been leaking for some time. In such cases, the underlying structures like the roof deck or insulation may be compromised. Simply patching the leak may not address hidden damage, which can lead to more leaks in the future
Increased energy bills: An old roof may not provide adequate insulation, leading to higher energy costs.
Moss or algae growth: Moss can trap moisture against the roof, leading to the deterioration of shingles, tiles, or other roofing materials. This can cause leaks and structural damage over time. Moss can add significant weight to the roof, which can strain the underlying structure, especially if it accumulates.
AAge of the roof (e.g., 20+ years)For older roofs, multiple repairs may be needed over time, which can become costly. Replacing the roof can be a more cost-effective solution in the long run, providing lasting protection and avoiding ongoing issues with ceiling stains and leaks.

Most common types of roof damages are caused by wind and hail.

Some of these damages may appear minor at first glance but ignoring them may compromise your roof over the time.

Leaks are another common issue that you may not notice at an early stage without a detailed inspection.

Leaks can occur for serveral reasons: Damaged or missing shingles, flashing issues, clogged gutters, age or punctures caused by tree brances or debris.

The best way to prevent roof -related problems is having your roof inspected regularly

Mold Growth: Moisture from leaks creates a perfect environment for mold and mildew to thrive. This can lead to health issues, particularly for those with respiratory conditions or allergies. Mold can also spread quickly, making remediation costly and time-consuming.
Structural Damage: Persistent leaks can weaken the structural integrity of your home. Water can rot wood, corrode metal, and damage drywall, leading to costly repairs and potentially compromising safety.
Increased Utility Bills: you might see an increase in energy bills as your home struggles to maintain a comfortable temperature.
Pest Infestations: Damp environments attract pests like termites and rodents, which can cause further damage and create an additional headache for homeowners.
Decreased Property Value: A home with a damaged roof may deter potential buyers, lowering its market value. Issues like mold or structural damage as a result of leaks can lead to costly repairs that need to be addressed before selling.
Aesthetic Damage: Stains, peeling paint, and warped surfaces not only detract from your home’s appearance but also require repairs that can be both time-consuming and expensive.

Addressing roof damages promptly is essential to avoid these cascading issues.
Protect your home’s value and your health.

Check your roof regularly at least twice a year, especially after a big storm.
Do not forget the attic and ceiling.
Keep the gutters clean.
Clear out leaves and debris on your roof.
Trim trees close to your home.
Remove moss, algae, and lichen from your roof.

Remember regular maintenance and timely intervention are crucial to protect your roof