Free inspection & photos
We walk every slope, photograph what we find, and write a scope and estimate. If it's a repair, not a replacement, we say so.
Under the pines since the pines were younger
Roofing & Storm Repair in The Woodlands, TX — Built for Life Under the Canopy
The Woodlands 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. Roof replacement and repair, storm damage, gutters, siding, patio covers, decks and fences — and help with the township paperwork before a shingle is touched. Free inspection, free written estimate.
Since 1973Serving the Greater Houston area
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Free inspectionsPhoto-documented, written estimate
Father & sonGlenn and Tim Menn, family owned
Nine villages, fifty years of roofs
The Woodlands was planned village by village — and the roofs aged the same way
Grogan's Mill opened in 1974, one year after we did.
When George Mitchell opened The Woodlands in 1974, fewer than 40 families lived in Settler's Corner in the Village of Grogan's Mill. Today there are nine villages, and each one was built out in its own era. That matters for a roof: the 1970s and 80s homes of Grogan's Mill and Panther Creek around Lake Woodlands have been re-roofed before and often carry old flashing and undersized ventilation, while Alden Bridge and Sterling Ridge homes from the 1990s and 2000s are hitting the age where builder-grade shingles start giving up all at once.
Creekside Park, opened in 2007, is the outlier — it sits south of Spring Creek in Harris County and in Tomball ISD rather than Conroe ISD, which serves the rest of The Woodlands. Its roofs are the youngest, but the pine canopy is the same, and a canopy is the thing that sets a roof here apart from one in Humble or Baytown.
Need roof replacement near me in The Woodlands? Call (281) 570-3325. Tim comes out himself, photographs every slope, and writes the estimate before anyone talks about a contract.
Grogan's Mill
The first village — opened 1974
Panther Creek
Lake Woodlands shoreline
Cochran's Crossing
Central, mature canopy
Indian Springs
Along Woodlands Parkway
Alden Bridge
West side, 1990s build-out
Sterling Ridge
2000s build-out
College Park
North, near the campus
Carlton Woods
Gated, estate lots
Creekside Park
Harris County side — opened 2007
We work in all nine villages, plus Shenandoah and Oak Ridge North next door. Lake Woodlands — 200 acres, dug in 1984 and filled in 1985 — sits in the middle of it all.
What the pines do to a roof
Shade, straw and limbs: the three problems we find on almost every roof in The Woodlands
The trees are the reason people move here. They are also the reason a roof here needs a closer look than one in the open.
Pine straw in the valleys and gutters
Needles mat in valleys and hold water against the shingles; gutters fill and overflow behind the fascia. We clear, check the fascia for rot, and size gutters and downspouts for the debris load.
Limb strikes you can't see from the ground
One falling limb can crack shingles and the decking under them without leaving an obvious mark. Our free inspection walks every slope with a camera so you see what we see.
Shade, moisture and a hot, damp attic
Shaded roofs stay wet and grow algae and moss; shaded attics still run hot and humid. Shingle manufacturers can void the shingle warranty without proper attic ventilation, so balanced intake and exhaust is part of every estimate.
Township covenants
The approval path for a new roof in The Woodlands
Roof replacements and changes to exterior materials or colors need prior written approval from your village's Residential Design Review Committee. We help with the paperwork; the decision belongs to the committee.
Application packet
Shingle or metal product, color, and the written scope — assembled so your Covenant Administration application is complete the first time.
RDRC review
Your village's Residential Design Review Committee reviews the application on its own timeline and makes the call. We don't speak for them and we don't rush them.
Install after approval
Tear-off, decking repair, underlayment, shingles, cleanup and a magnet nail sweep — with the owner on site, once the approval is in hand.
The same goes for siding and exterior paint, patio covers and decks and fences: if it changes the outside of the house, we help you ask first. Approval is the committee's and the township's decision, not ours.
Roofing / Siding — it's on the yard sign
Everything on the outside of the house, from one family crew
Roofing is the core of it, but the same crew that replaces the roof builds the pergola, hangs the gutters and replaces the rotted fascia. Every service page below applies to The Woodlands.
- Roof ReplacementArchitectural shingle and metal — tear-off, decking, underlayment
- Roof RepairLeaks, flashing, pipe boots, limb strikes
- Roof InspectionFree, photo-documented, written estimate
- Storm & Wind Damage Roof RepairHail, wind and hurricane damage, documented for your claim
- Roof Damage RepairAging and compromised roofs brought back
- Attic VentingBalanced intake and exhaust in shaded, humid attics
- Gutter InstallationGutters sized for pine straw, with downspouts placed right
- Siding, Fascia & SoffitHardie and vinyl siding, fascia and soffit, wood-rot repair
- Patio Covers, Pergolas & DecksPatio covers, screened patios, pergolas, wood decks
- Fences & GatesCedar and pine privacy fences, ranch rail, custom gates
After the storm
More than 50 years of claims-handling experience — and a homeowner here who felt it
A Woodlands homeowner wrote that we "found more damage and helped with the insurance claim" and that she "felt safe and taken care of." That is the whole job: find everything, document everything, and walk you through the process from beginning to end.
- Document — photos of every slope and every strike before anything is touched.
- Meet the adjuster — on the roof with them so nothing gets missed.
- Explain the policy — deductible, depreciation and scope in plain English.
- Repair as agreed — storm and wind damage repair, owner on site. Ask about temporary tarping.
Whether a claim is approved, and for how much, is the insurance carrier's decision. We make sure the damage is documented properly and you understand your options.
From our neighbors
What a Woodlands homeowner said — and two storm-claim neighbors nearby
Real reviews, published by the client with first name and city.
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!
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…
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…
Common questions
Straight answers before you call
Do I need approval before replacing my roof in The Woodlands?
In most cases, yes. The Woodlands Township's covenants require prior written approval from your village's Residential Design Review Committee for roof replacements and for changes to exterior materials or colors. Triple G Roofing & Construction helps with the paperwork — photos, material and color details, the written scope — but approval is the committee's decision, not ours, and the committee has its own review window. We do not start work until you have the approval in hand.
How do pine trees affect a roof in The Woodlands?
Three ways. Pine straw and cones pile up in valleys and gutters, holding moisture against shingles and fascia. Shade keeps roofs damp longer, which feeds algae and moss. And limbs fall — a single limb strike can crack shingles and decking in a spot you cannot see from the ground. A free, photo-documented inspection from Triple G Roofing & Construction catches all three before they become leaks.
Where is Triple G Roofing & Construction based, and do you really cover The Woodlands?
Triple G Roofing & Construction is a family-owned father-and-son team based in Humble, TX, in business since 1973. The Woodlands is one of more than 50 Greater Houston communities the company serves, from Conroe and Spring down to Baytown and Pasadena. The owner is on every job, and the inspection and written estimate are free.
Nearby communities
Up and down the I-45 corridor
Conroe is just north, Spring is just south across the creek, and Shenandoah and Oak Ridge North sit right at the edge of the villages. We cover more than 50 Greater Houston communities in all.
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Oak Ridge North
Pinehurst
Cypress
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New Caney
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Last Updated: October 2026
Free roof inspection in any of the nine villages
Photos of what we find, a written estimate, and help with the township paperwork. Roofing, siding, gutters, patio covers and fences from one family crew, since 1973.