Patch reroofing involves repairing specific damaged areas of a roof without replacing the entire structure. This process is commonly used when damage is localized, such as after a minor storm or due to aging materials.
Materials commonly used include:
How roofers identify suitable patch areas:
We've had a lot of patch jobs fail after the next big storm—especially if done with mismatched materials. Industrial Roofing & Repairs got it right the first time.
Patch repairs are fine and Industrial Roofing & Repair, always evaluates underlying decking issues to avoid future leaks.
Homeowners need to know that not every leak means you need a new roof—but ignoring signs of aging can get expensive.
After a recent storm in Houston we had a major roof leak. Thanks to Industrial Roofing & Repair, we had that patched quickly and affordably
Don’t wait for a small leak to turn into a big headache. Our patch reroofing services save you money while protecting your home from further damage.
Yes, patching typically costs between $250–$1,800, significantly less than a full roof replacement which may cost $6,000–$18,000.
A professional patch job can last several years, but Houston’s sun, storms, and humidity may shorten its durability.
Many policies do cover storm-related repairs, but homeowners should verify specific terms and deductible requirements.
DIY patching is possible but risky. Improper repairs can cause more damage, and city codes may require permits even for small jobs.