We compared 16 Abilene-area roofing companies on Google reviews, local presence, years in business, manufacturer credentials and published warranties. Here are the top 10, plus what Texas law says about storm chasers and insurance claims.
Hail is the main reason Abilene homeowners replace roofs. Since 2025 the area has had five hail days, including baseball-size hail near Tye on June 8, 2025. After every storm, out-of-town crews knock on doors. This list covers roofers with a local Abilene office and a public track record. Texas does not license roofers, so what you can check is reviews, history, City registration and what the company puts in writing.
Also reviewed: Bunton Roofing Company (5.0, 30 reviews) and Hale Roofing & Construction (5.0, 120 reviews, no Abilene street address listed), which scored lower mainly because we found little published information. We removed companies based outside Abilene and businesses that are not roofing contractors.
Report suspected violations to the Texas Attorney General at 800-621-0508. Questions about your policy: Texas Department of Insurance, 800-252-3439.
Typical full replacement on an average Abilene home runs about $8,000 to $15,000. Planning ranges per square foot, installed:
Ranges are estimates for planning, not quotes. Get at least two written quotes that list materials, tear-off, decking repair and permit.
Every score is out of 10 and uses only information a homeowner can check. Missing information scores zero.
Google ratings were read on October 11, 2026. Company claims come from each company’s own website. We have not yet confirmed City of Abilene registration for each company, so check it before you sign.
No. Texas has no statewide roofing license. In Abilene, roofers must register with the City, and a re-roof permit is required when more than 5 squares (500 square feet) are replaced. The Roofing Contractors Association of Texas (RCAT) offers a voluntary certification.
Call the City of Abilene permits office at 325-676-6273 or search the City’s MyGov portal for the contractor. If work starts without a permit, the City posts a stop-work order.
No. Under Texas Business and Commerce Code §27.02, a contractor cannot waive, rebate or absorb your deductible. It is a criminal offense, and an insurer can ask you for proof that you paid it. A roofer who offers this is a red flag.
A roofer can inspect and document damage and meet your adjuster, but Texas Insurance Code §4102.163 bars a contractor from acting as your public adjuster or advertising that it will negotiate your claim. Only a licensed public adjuster (or you) can do that.
No. Rankings come only from the public data described in How we rank. If you choose a roofer through our free pricing form, that roofer may pay us for the referral, which never changes a score.
Disclosure: TrustedProsTX is a free matching service. Roofers do not pay to be listed or ranked. Ratings and company details can change; confirm them before hiring.
West Texas weather is hard on roofs. These are the issues Abilene homeowners call roofers about most.
Spring storms (roughly March to June) bring hail that bruises shingles and knocks off granules. Damage is not always visible from the ground, so get an inspection after a storm.
Straight-line winds lift and tear shingles, as in the July 2026 storm that downed trees and power lines across Abilene. Lifted shingles can leak months later.
Long summers break down asphalt shingles faster. Curling, cracking and bare spots are signs a roof is near the end of its life.
Class 4 impact-resistant shingles cost more but hold up better to hail, and many insurers offer a discount. Ask your agent before you choose.
Take photos, cover openings to prevent more damage, and report the claim to your insurer promptly.
A local roofer can inspect, document the damage and be there when the adjuster visits. Your insurer decides what is covered.
For insurance jobs of $1,000 or more, Texas requires a bold notice that you owe the deductible. Make sure scope, materials and price are in writing.
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