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Ten kinds of work, grouped the way Cypress houses actually need them: roofs first, because the storm record is what drives most calls, then the siding and edge work that older houses need regardless of weather.
Creased tabs and broken seal strips from derecho and hurricane winds.
Bruised mats, lost granules and dented vents, circled and photographed.
Pipe boots, valleys, wall flashing and the leak that only appears in some storms.
Tear-off to ridge cap, with the scope written down because no one else will check it.
Three-tab, entry laminate, impact-rated, and what the ACC can refuse.
Standing seam for low patio covers, porches and the occasional whole house.
Swollen lap siding on houses from the late 1970s through the 1990s.
The usual replacement, and the flashing details that decide whether it lasts.
Rot at the edges, repaired before it spreads into the wall.
Moving roof water off a slab foundation in expansive clay.
The ACC approval page explains what your community’s Architectural Control Committee reviews and how to submit. The storm record lists the dated wind and hail events behind most roof checks in Cypress, each with its source.
Every job listed here is performed by an independent contractor under their own business name. Cypress Roofing & Siding connects you with them; it does not do the work.
Describe what you are seeing. The contractor you are connected with will tell you which kind of job it is, and whether it is a job at all.
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