I was expecting a hassle and a major expense when I first learned we may need a new roof. But then we found Triple G Roofing & Construction. Tim came out and handled the inspection at no charge, walked us through how to work with the insurance company, and left it with us to let him know when we were ready. Nothing pushy. By working with Tim, we were able to get the entire roof replaced thanks to his expertise in working with the insurance companies. Tim understood the insurance jargon and coverages and educated us on the process so it was seamless. Once we gave him the green light to proceed, he and the team were on autopilot. Overall, it was a great experience. I'd definitely recommend Triple G Roofing & Construction to anyone looking for a good roofing company.
Roof Replacement & Repair in New Caney, TX
New Caney is one of more than 50 Greater Houston communities served by Triple G Roofing & Construction, a family-owned father-and-son team based in Humble, TX, in business since 1973. Shingle and metal roof replacement, leak and storm repair, gutters, siding, patio covers, decks and fences — with a free inspection and written estimate before any work starts, and the owner on every job.
- Father & son — Glenn & Tim Menn
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A railroad town from the 1880s, now one of the fastest-growing stretches of I-69
New Caney has had two lives, and the roofs tell you which one a house belongs to.
New Caney is unincorporated southeastern Montgomery County, centered on the junction of FM 1485 and Loop 494 about seventeen miles southeast of Conroe. It started in the 1860s as Presswood, became Caney Station when the Houston, East and West Texas Railway came through in 1877 — named for the canebrakes along Caney Creek — and got its post office as New Caney in 1882 because Texas already had a Caney. Roman Forest and Woodbranch, the two small incorporated cities next door, share New Caney ISD with it, and neighborhoods like Peach Creek Forest and Peach Creek Pines sit on the creeks that give the area its character and its flood history.
Acreage, older frame and brick homes, shops behind the house
The original New Caney along FM 1485, Loop 494 and the side roads toward Peach Creek. One-story homes on big wooded lots, many on their second or third roof, with metal on the barn or shop and a fence line that has seen decades of weather.
- Usual calls
- Second-cycle roofs, rotted fascia behind old gutters, pine limbs and squirrels, metal for outbuildings
- Weather file
- Harvey 2017, Imelda 2019 and the May 2024 East Fork flooding all reached this side
Tavola and the new subdivisions off the freeway
Friendswood Development's Tavola — more than 1,800 single-family homes and 100 townhomes in the woods beside I-69 — set the pace, and Big Rivers Waterpark at Grand Texas went in on SH 242 a mile west of the freeway. These are builder roofs between a few years and a decade old.
- Usual calls
- First-storm damage on builder shingles, lifted ridge caps, unbalanced attic ventilation, HOA color approvals
- Weather file
- Beryl in July 2024 was the first hurricane most of these roofs had ever seen
Looking for roof replacement near me in New Caney? Call (281) 570-3325 and Tim will come look at it himself — photos, a written estimate, and no pressure to decide on the spot.
Roofs first, then the gutters, siding and outdoor living that go with a New Caney lot
Roofing is the core of what Triple G Roofing does. But out here a roof estimate usually turns into a conversation about the fascia behind the gutters, the shop out back, or the patio cover the family has wanted for years — and one crew, with the owner on site, handles all of it.
- Roof ReplacementArchitectural shingle and metal — tear-off, decking, underlayment, clean site
- Roof RepairLeaks, flashing, pipe boots, rotted decking
- Roof InspectionFree, photo-documented, written — the baseline every newer roof should have on file
- Storm & Wind DamageHail, wind and hurricane damage documented for your claim
- Roof Damage RepairAging, worn or compromised roofs brought back right
- Attic VentingBalanced intake and exhaust that protects the shingles and their warranty
- GuttersGutters and downspouts that get roof water off a slab fast
- Siding, Fascia & SoffitHardie and vinyl siding, wood-rot repair, window re-sealing, exterior paint
- Patio Covers, Pergolas & DecksCovered and screened patios, cedar pergolas, wood decks
- Fences & GatesCedar and pine privacy, ranch rail, custom gates
What a New Caney roof needs at each age — from the Tavola move-in day to the acreage second cycle
Most roofs along I-69 here are young. Most roofs off FM 1485 are not. This is the honest schedule for both.
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0–2
Move-in baseline
Get dated photos of every slope on file and have the attic ventilation checked while the builder warranty is still live. Unbalanced intake and exhaust is the most common flaw we find on brand-new roofs.
Free inspection → -
3–7
First real storms
After each hail or wind event — Beryl was the big one for this corridor — look for lifted ridge caps, creased tabs and nail pops. Gutters get sized properly now if the builder's were too small.
Storm damage → -
8–15
Sealants and boots
Pipe boots crack, sealant around flashing dries out, and shaded slopes under pine grow algae. These are repairs, not a replacement — a good inspection keeps it that way.
Roof repair → -
15+
The acreage decision
Granule loss, soft decking and rotted fascia mean it's time to talk shingle versus metal, and whether the shop gets done at the same time. You get photos and a written estimate for each option.
Roof replacement →
Why ventilation shows up at the very start of the clock: shingle manufacturers can void or limit the shingle warranty when the attic is not properly ventilated, and a builder-installed roof is rarely checked for balanced intake and exhaust. Details on the attic venting page.
Claims help from a father and son with more than 50 years on the adjuster's side
A homeowner in The Woodlands put it simply: Tim found more damage, helped with the insurance claim, and she felt taken care of. That is the whole job — document it properly, explain it plainly, and do the work as agreed.
Photos of every slope and every strike before anything is touched.
We walk the roof with them at your home so nothing is missed.
Deductible, depreciation and scope in plain English before you sign.
Whether a claim is approved, and for how much, is always the insurance carrier's decision. We make sure the damage is documented and that you understand what your policy says. Ask about temporary tarping if a storm has opened the roof.
What roof replacement customers across Greater Houston say
Real reviews, published by the client with first name and city exactly as written — from the communities around New Caney and beyond.
Tim, the owner, and his crew of roofers did an excellent job of replacing our ailing roof, which was shedding shingles after every wind storm. Tim assisted us in picking out a color that would complement our house and walked us through the entire process. He was the only roofer we contacted who climbed up on the roof and took exact measurements. His crew was professional and did an excellent job. They covered the landscaping, vegetable garden and pool to protect them from falling debris. After the roof was replaced, they cleaned up all debris and used a large magnet to pick up nails. My wife and I are very satisfied with the roof replacement, the professionalism of Tim and his entire team and the price of the project.
We recently decided to replace our roof. We contacted Tim Menn at Triple G Roofing & Construction who was highly recommended by someone we trust. They did an excellent job installing the new roof from start to finish. Tim walked me through the entire process and was very knowledgeable and helpful. The crew manager and workers worked from sun up to sun down to get the job done and went the extra mile to ensure my property was always protected. A highly professional and skilled team made the replacement of our new roof stress-free and it looks great! One week after our roof replacement we experienced a major storm with 110 mph winds and our roof held up perfectly! No leaks and no missing shingles! I wouldn't hesitate to recommend them!
Before you call
Short answers to what New Caney homeowners usually ask first. Anything else — call and ask Tim directly.
(281) 570-3325Our Tavola house is still fairly new. When should we have the roof looked at?
After the first serious hail or wind event, and then about once a year. Builder roofs go on fast and to the minimum spec, so the early problems are nail pops, lifted ridge caps and unbalanced attic ventilation rather than worn-out shingles. A free inspection puts dated photos on file, which also makes any future claim far easier to document.
We are on acreage off FM 1485 with a house, a shop and a carport. Can you handle all three?
Yes. We install architectural shingle and metal, and a lot of New Caney acreage properties end up with shingle on the house and corrugated or standing-seam metal on the outbuildings. We also build the fences, gates, patio covers and decks that go with a bigger lot. No job is too big or small.
Will you help with the insurance claim after storm damage?
We help you through the whole process. With more than 50 years of roofing, claims-handling and adjuster experience, we document every slope, meet the adjuster at your home and explain your policy in plain English. Whether a claim is approved, and for how much, is always the insurance carrier's decision.
Up and down the I-69 corridor
Porter is the next exit south, Splendora the next one north, and Kingwood and Humble are a short run down the freeway. We cover more than 50 Greater Houston communities in all.
Last Updated: October 2026
Free roof inspection in New Caney — photos, a written estimate, your decision
Tavola, Peach Creek or acreage off FM 1485 — call and we'll come take a look. The owner does the inspection himself and nobody pushes you to sign anything.