We install, repair, and coat commercial roofs in Northeast Texas since 1999. We work metal buildings, flat roofs, barns, and storefronts.

Our crews handle commercial roof repair, metal roofing, and roof coatings for the shops, barns, churches, and storefronts scattered from Lake Fork up to the Red River. Buildings up this way are metal more often than not, and half our calls start with a rust streak or a fastener line that finally let go. If that sounds like your roof, you found the right page.
Rust encapsulation that stops a failing panel field for a fraction of replacement.
We trace it to the seam, boot, or fastener that caused it, then fix that.
The ponding-proof restoration for flat roofs on the courthouse squares.
Hay barns, equipment sheds, and poultry houses, repaired or re-skinned.
Documented fast after the storm, with photos you can hand your insurer.
Coatings and repairs for the rigs parked at the lake. Few shops touch them. We do.
Fastener rows go first, then the streaks start. Caught early, a coating system stops it cold. Caught late, panels get replaced. Early is cheaper.
If yours still holds water after rain, that spot is soaking around the clock, and the membrane under it is aging faster than the rest of the roof. Most of the time it's a drainage problem, not a roof problem, and a scupper fix plus silicone handles it. No tear-off.
Penetrations cause more leaks than the roof field ever does. The fix is usually flashing and boots, not a new roof, and we'll say so.

A Gray Morning Tests Every Roof at Once
Rain on the sidewalks downtown means rain on four hundred flat roofs between here and the Red River, all of them getting graded at the same time. Most pass. Some don't, and that's the morning the phone starts. Here's exactly where we go, so nobody has to guess.
The lake country. Wood and Rains counties are home ground. Quitman, Hawkins, Winnsboro, Alba, Yantis, Emory, Grand Saline, and Big Sandy. Half of it wears metal and the other half is old storefront, low-slope roofs that were patched before we ever picked up a torch. Then there's Lake Fork, where the RVs park and almost nobody else will climb up on one.

The I-30 run. North through Hopkins, Franklin, Titus, Camp, and Morris counties. Sulphur Springs, Mount Vernon, Mount Pleasant, Pittsburg, and Daingerfield. Poultry houses, feed stores, and metal shops, sitting in the lane where spring hail comes through most years and signs its name on a panel.
The Red River line. Delta, Lamar, and Red River counties. Cooper, Paris, Clarksville, and Bogata. Farm country and courthouse squares, and a long way from the next roofer who'll actually answer. Up there a roof has to hold, because help isn't twenty minutes out.
West toward the metroplex. Hunt, Fannin, Grayson, Rockwall, and Kaufman counties. Greenville, Bonham, Honey Grove, Sherman, Rockwall, and Terrell. New buildings going up next to old ones falling apart. Both of them leak.
PeeWee has run steel since 1986. R-panel, standing seam, retrofits, and the judgment to know which panels live and which don't. Up here, that judgment is most of the job.
If the deck is dry and the panels are sound, a coating buys years for a fraction of the cost. We'll recommend the cheap fix when it's the right one. That's how a small office earns a big territory.

(903) 270-3405, or send the form below. A person answers, not a call center.
Photos, measurements, and moisture checks, documented so you see what we see.
Repair, coat, or replace, with the real trade-offs of each spelled out.
The people who quoted your roof are the people on it. Start to finish.
Final walkthrough, warranty paperwork, and a maintenance plan if you want one.
Four things drive most north-country quotes: the square footage, how far the rust or damage has traveled, what the moisture check finds under the surface, and how easy your roof is to reach. A coating runs a fraction of full replacement when the deck qualifies. Want a working number tonight? Run our online calculator, then let the free inspection tighten it.
The I-30 corridor from Mount Vernon through Mount Pleasant catches spring hail almost every year, and metal shows every hit. Summer does the slower damage, baking panel fasteners loose one season at a time. Around Lake Fork, the oaks and pines load up gutters and scuppers until the first big rain finds the clog. Poultry houses in Camp and Titus counties rust from the inside out, ammonia working the panels from below while the sun works them from above. And the brick buildings on the courthouse squares in Quitman, Emory, and Paris carry low-slope roofs that were old when we started. We know them because we work them.

Yes. Paris runs about an hour and a quarter from the office, Sherman closer to two. We book those with honest drive times and show up when we said.
Usually, if the panels are still structurally sound. We prep the rust, seal the fastener rows, and coat the field. If the panels are gone, we'll tell you that instead of selling you a coating that won't hold.
It rides on square footage, rust extent, and what the moisture check finds. Run the online calculator for a working number, then the free inspection makes it real.
Texas doesn't license roofing contractors, so nobody honest can claim a state license. What matters is insurance and track record. We carry full coverage and we'll hand you the certificate before work starts.
Tell us what you're seeing and the Mineola crew will come look. Free inspection, photos included, no pressure.

Trusted by the top East Texas roofing companies, we provide consultations with honest advice and practical solutions to protect your property.
Phone: (903) 270-3405
Email: [email protected]
Address: 101 E Broad St Ste 210, Mineola, TX 75773
Hours:
Saturday 7AM-7PM
Sunday 7AM-7PM
Monday 7AM-7PM
Tuesday 7AM-7PM
Wednesday 7AM-7PM
Thursday 7AM-7PM
Friday 7AM-7PM
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