Tim and the great crew of Triple G Roofing & Construction just finished replacing my roof, damaged from Beryl. Tim took his time and explained everything regarding my policy so I could understand it. He was also thorough with an incomparable work ethic. He explained all the little extras that he included with his work. His crew covered all vegetation, showed up just before daylight and got to work immediately and stayed until almost dark. The next morning they completed the job in just a few hours. They did a great cleanup job of the whole work area, and to top it off, Tim, himself, actually trimmed some branches from my overgrown front tree to prevent future damage to my new roof.
US 59 at FM 2090 · East Montgomery County
Shingle & Metal Roofing in Splendora, TX
Splendora 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. Metal roofs for barns, shops and houses, architectural shingle replacement and repair, storm damage and claim help, plus gutters, siding, patio covers, decks and fences — free inspection and written estimate first, owner on every job.
- Since 1973Serving Greater Houston
- Father & sonGlenn & Tim Menn — owner on every job
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Small town, big lots, real weather
A railroad stop that became a city in 1966, and still roofs like country
Splendora is one of the few actual cities on this stretch of US 59 — and one of the smallest.
Splendora started as Cox's Switch on the rail line in the late 1880s, took its current name in 1896, and incorporated in December 1966. It sits at the junction of US 59 and FM 2090 in eastern Montgomery County with a population still under two thousand, which tells you what the housing looks like: older one-story homes in town, acreage spreading out along FM 2090 and the county roads, and almost every property with a barn, shop or carport behind the house. Splendora ISD — headquartered on FM 2090 and covering 79 square miles — serves the city and neighboring Patton Village, and Peach Creek runs right past town on its way to the East Fork of the San Jacinto.
That mix drives the work. Acreage outbuildings want metal, and a fair number of houses out here are going to metal too. Town homes on their second or third shingle roof are dealing with rotted fascia behind old gutters, pine limbs and squirrels in the vent boots. And because this is the wet side of the county, gutters, downspouts and soffit earn their keep every spring.
1966Incorporated as a city in December 1966 — a railroad stop called Cox's Switch before that
US 59 & FM 2090The crossroads the town is built around, and the intersection that floods first when Peach Creek rises
79 sq miSplendora ISD's footprint, serving the city and Patton Village from its FM 2090 campus
MetalThe natural roof for Splendora barns, shops and carports — and a growing number of homes
Looking for metal roofing near me in Splendora, or a straight answer on whether the shingle roof has another few years in it? Call (281) 570-3325. Tim does the inspection himself, photographs everything, and writes up the estimate — shingle, metal or both.
The Peach Creek gauge
When the creek at Splendora comes up, here is what the rain is doing to your roof
The USGS gauge on Peach Creek at Splendora is how the county watches this town. The same rain that moves that needle is what we find on inspections afterward.
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January 2024 — minor flooding, warning extended
A routine winter rain event still put Peach Creek at Splendora into minor flood stage and kept a flood warning running for Montgomery and Harris counties. Routine here means gutters that overflow at the corners and soffit that never quite dries.
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20 feet — the line where US 59 at FM 2090 starts to flood
That is the published threshold for the town's main intersection. Long before the road goes under, every valley, pipe boot and piece of flashing on a roof here has been tested by the same downpour.
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September 2019 — Imelda
Imelda put FM 2090 and sections of US 59 under water and dropped more than twenty inches of rain on this part of the county. Roofs that survived it still carried the damage — lifted shingles, saturated decking, fascia rot that showed up a year later.
What the same rain does above the flood line
- Gutters and downspouts — undersized or clogged with pine straw, they dump roof water straight onto fascia and slab. Gutter installation
- Fascia and soffit — the boards behind old gutters stay wet the longest and rot first. Siding, fascia & soffit
- Flashing and pipe boots — wind-driven rain finds dried sealant and cracked boots long before it finds a missing shingle. Roof repair
- Wind before the water — the fronts that bring this much rain lift ridge caps and crease tabs on the way in. Storm & wind damage
- Attic moisture — a roof that breathes dries out between storms. Shingle manufacturers can void or limit the shingle warranty when the attic is not properly ventilated. Attic venting
Creek flooding itself is not roof damage and is not something a roofer can fix. The point is that rain out here is hard on everything above the flood line too — and all of that is a free inspection away from being known.
Roofing / Siding — and everything behind the house
Metal on the barn, shingle on the house, and the fence line in between
Triple G Roofing installs both corrugated and standing-seam metal and architectural shingle, so a Splendora property with a house, a shop and a carport gets one estimate and one crew. The patio covers, decks, gutters, siding and fences that come with acreage are the same call.
- Roof ReplacementMetal or architectural shingle — tear-off, decking repair, underlayment, clean site
- Roof RepairLeaks, flashing, pipe boots, wood rot
- Roof InspectionFree, photo-documented, written
- Storm & Wind DamageHail, wind and hurricane damage documented for your claim
- Roof Damage RepairAging, worn or compromised roofs
- Attic VentingBalanced intake and exhaust
- GuttersSized for pine straw and East Texas rain
- Siding, Fascia & SoffitHardie, vinyl, rot repair, window re-sealing, paint
- Patio Covers, Pergolas & DecksCovered and screened patios, pergolas, wood decks
- Fences & GatesCedar and pine privacy, ranch rail, custom gates
Beyond the roof Cedar pergolas, covered patios and decks built to match the house — the outdoor living an acreage lot has room for.
From our customers
What storm-damage customers across the service area say
Real reviews, published by the client with first name and city exactly as written.
I am thankful my daughter saw Triple G's signs and I called them. My insurance had said my roof was NOT covered. I called Triple G, and after meeting I asked Tim to see what he could do. He went to bat with pictures and phone calls and my insurance reversed their decision. On top of that I got a great quality, beautiful new roof. A friend owns a roofing company in CC, TX. He had me ask for certain things to assure I was getting the best quality underlayment, drip edge and shingles. Tim's company was already doing all of those things. The crew was hard working, took care of my property and did a great cleanup. I will recommend them to anyone. Thanks Tim, your dad and the guys!
Tim and his crew did a great job. He found more damage and helped with the insurance claim. I felt safe and taken care of. Thanks Tim!
After hail, wind or a hurricane
The claim, handled by people who know what the adjuster is looking for
A customer in Orange, TX called after her carrier first said no. Tim documented the roof with photos and phone calls, the carrier reviewed it again, and that decision was reversed. We cannot promise that outcome for anyone — the decision is always the carrier's — but we can promise the documentation will be done right.
Document
Photos of every slope and every strike before anything is touched.
Meet the adjuster
We walk the roof with them at your home so nothing is missed.
Explain the policy
Deductible, depreciation and scope, in plain English, before you sign.
Do the work as agreed
Owner on site, landscaping covered, daily cleanup, magnet sweep.
Whether a claim is approved, and for how much, is always the insurance carrier's decision. Ask about temporary tarping if a storm has opened the roof.
Common questions
Straight answers before you call
Do you put metal roofs on barns and shops, and can a house in Splendora have one too?
Yes to both. We install corrugated and standing-seam metal on barns, shops, carports and houses, and architectural shingle where that fits the home better. Plenty of Splendora acreage ends up with shingle on the house and metal on the outbuildings, done in one visit. You get a written estimate for each option and the choice stays yours.
Peach Creek came up again this year. What should I be checking on the house after heavy rain?
Rising creek water is a flood problem, not a roof problem — but the rain that raises Peach Creek also finds every weak spot above you. Look for stained ceilings, water marks on the soffit, gutters that overflowed at the corners, and fascia that stays dark after everything else dries. We check all of it on a free inspection and photograph what we find.
Can you help with the insurance claim after wind or hail?
We help you through the whole process. With more than 50 years of roofing, claims-handling and adjuster experience, we document the damage, meet the adjuster at your home and explain the policy in plain English. Whether a claim is approved, and for how much, is always the insurance carrier's decision.
Nearby communities
North end of our US 59 run
New Caney and Porter are the next exits south, and Kingwood and Humble follow on the way toward the shop in Humble. We cover more than 50 Greater Houston communities in all, out to Cleveland, Dayton and Liberty.
Last Updated: October 2026
Free roof inspection in Splendora — house, barn or shop, photos included
Call and we'll come take a look. The owner does the inspection, you get the pictures and a written estimate for shingle, metal or both, and the decision stays with you.