Roofing Company in Midland, TX

Most residential replacements take one to two days once work begins. Larger homes, steep or complex roofs, and commercial projects can take longer, and metal panels have a 2 to 3 week lead time. If we find damaged decking under the old shingles, we’ll replace it before the new roof goes on, which can add time. After a major hailstorm, demand across the Permian Basin can push out start dates, so we’ll give you a realistic schedule up front and keep you updated until the job is finished.

For most homeowners in the Permian Basin, yes. Class 4 is the highest rating under the UL 2218 impact test, in which a 2-inch steel ball is dropped from 20 feet onto the same spot twice, and the shingle must not crack. Class 4 shingles hold up much better against the hail we see every spring than standard shingles do. Many Texas insurers also offer premium discounts for Class 4 roofs, which can offset some of the higher upfront cost over time. Ask your agent what your policy offers. No shingle is hail-proof, but a Class 4 roof gives you the best chance of getting through the next storm without another claim.

Once a year, ideally in early spring before hail season. If a major hail or wind storm hits, schedule an extra inspection right after. West Texas hail can bruise shingles without leaving damage you can see from the ground, and small problems caught early cost less to fix. We offer free estimates.

Yes. We inspect your roof, photograph the hail or wind damage, and give you a detailed written estimate you can share with your insurance company. If you’d like, we’ll meet your adjuster on-site to walk the roof and show what we found. Under Texas law, a roofing contractor can’t negotiate your claim or act as your adjuster, and no contractor can waive or cover your deductible. Your claim and settlement are between you and your insurer. Our job is to document the damage accurately and do the work right.

It depends on the age of your roof, the extent of the damage, and how much of the roof is affected. Isolated hail or wind damage on a roof under 15 years old is often repairable. Widespread damage, granule loss, or a roof nearing the end of its expected lifespan usually points to replacement. A free estimate is the fastest way to know for sure.

Yes. We partner with Wisetack to offer financing for roof repairs and replacements. You can apply online in a few minutes and see your options before you commit to anything. Ask about financing during your free estimate, or apply now through our Wisetack link.

Bad enough to plan around. Baseball hail hit the Midland area on June 14, 2017 (grapefruit hail fell near Odessa), baseball hail fell on west Midland on April 23, 2019, softball hail hit the northwest side near Greentree on May 24, 2022, baseball-to-softball hail crossed Gardendale and north Midland on May 30, 2024 with two tornadoes near the airport, and hail up to 2 inches fell on June 8, 2025. Hail that size bruises shingles without an obvious leak, so a free estimate after any of those storms is worth it.

No. The City of Midland does not require a permit to re-roof a home or a commercial building. Roofs by Nicholas is registered with the city, so if any other part of your job needs a permit or inspection, we pull it and schedule it.

For 2,000 square feet of roof area, our starting prices work out to about $7,500 for standard shingles, $9,000 for Class 4 shingles, $13,000 for exposed-fastener or stone-coated metal, and about $21,000 for standing seam, tear-off included. A 2,000-square-foot house usually has more roof area than that, because overhangs and pitch add to it. We measure every roof before quoting.

For most Midland homes, that’s high. A 2,000-square-foot roof starts at about $7,500 in standard shingles and about $21,000 in standing seam metal. A $50,000 quote can make sense for a very large home, a complex roof or premium metal, so ask to see the roof area and material in writing. We’ll give you a free written estimate to compare it against.

The 25% rule comes from Florida’s building code, which can require a full re-roof when more than a quarter of a roof needs repair. It isn’t a Midland rule. The City of Midland doesn’t require a permit to re-roof, and whether you repair or replace comes down to the age of your roof and how much of it is damaged.

Our workmanship warranty runs up to 1 year on repairs and up to 5 years on replacements. On residential shingle roofs, Owens Corning’s manufacturer warranty covers the materials.

Yes. We answer calls 24/7. If water is getting in, we’ll tarp or seal the area as soon as it’s safe, then schedule the permanent repair.