The Best Roofers in Greenville, Texas

This is the longest continuously trading roofer we could verify with a street address inside Greenville. The BBB file gives a business start date of 1 January 2006 and an LLC registration on 30 August 2016, names Zach Potts as owner, and carries an A plus rating, though the company is not BBB accredited. It also trades as Blackland Seamless Gutters, which is where the gutter side of the business comes from.

The reason to call here first is scope. Hail almost never damages only the roof, and this is the shop set up to replace the shingles, the siding, the seamless gutters, and the windows as one job on one schedule. It appears in the Texas Association of Builders associate directory and the Dallas Builders Association roofing listing, which are memberships you can check rather than badges on a website.

Sickels is one of only two roofers we could confirm as BBB accredited with a Greenville address, accredited since 17 May 2021. It was founded in 2020 by Shane M. Sickels, it is a Greenville Chamber of Commerce member, and it covers residential and commercial work, emergency repair, inspections, re-roofing, gutters, and siding from the Highway 34 shop.

The Saturday hours matter more than they sound in a town this size. Most of the trade here works Monday to Friday, so a Friday afternoon leak usually means waiting until Monday unless you want to pay an after-hours rate. Two phone numbers circulate for this business, the one listed above and (903) 408-9635. Both trace back to the same Highway 34 address.

Shane Stovall Roofing is the clearest commercial pick in Greenville. The BBB file dates the business to 19 July 2017, names Shane Stovall as owner and manager, and carries an A plus rating without accreditation. The company covers both house work and commercial buildings, and it is the only roofer here that lists waterproofing as its own service line rather than a line item inside a re-roof.

The maintenance programs are the real differentiator. Almost nobody in a market this size sells scheduled roof maintenance, because it is unglamorous work that pays less than replacement. If you own a shop on Wesley Street or a metal building out on the loop, a contract that puts somebody on the roof twice a year is cheaper than the first flat roof failure.

Every other roofer in Greenville treats metal as an option. This is the only one in town that leads with sheet metal, and the name says so. It holds a BBB profile at the Highway 34 South address and describes itself as more than thirty years in the trade across three generations of installers, a claim we could not verify independently and are attributing rather than asserting.

The public record is thinner than the others on this list. There is a BBB file, a Yelp listing, and an active Facebook page, but no company website we could find, so treat the shop as a phone-and-visit proposition. For a standing seam or R panel roof on a barn, a shop, or a house out toward Lone Oak, it is still the most specialised option in Hunt County.

Pro Roofing and Construction is the second BBB accredited roofer with a Greenville address, accredited on 12 February 2024, incorporated on 18 July 2023. It is a Greenville Chamber of Commerce member and it holds a 5.0 overall rating on Angi. It is the youngest company on this list by some margin, which is the honest caveat to weigh against the credentials.

What it does that the specialists do not is build. The company describes itself as handling construction work well beyond roofs, so if the storm took the roof and also took out a porch, a fence, or a section of framing, this is the shortest route to one contractor and one schedule rather than three trades to coordinate yourself.

Roof Pro's of Texas holds a Greenville BBB profile at the Mitchell Street address with an A plus rating, though it is not accredited. The listing names Jordan May as owner and describes the business as insured and bonded. The advertised range is wide for a small shop, covering shingle, metal, tile, and flat commercial roofing, plus siding, gutters, skylights, and ventilation.

The recurring theme in its own listings is insurance claim processing, which is the thing most Hunt County homeowners actually need help with after a hail event. There is no company website we could find, so the BBB file and the Facebook page are the record. Rank it below the four above on depth of public history, not on capability.

Hammerhead is a Hunt County company with a split public record, which is worth stating plainly. Its BBB file is registered in Quinlan, about fifteen minutes south, while its Yelp listing gives the Wesley Street address in Greenville. Both are Hunt County, and we could not resolve which one is the working shop, so we have published both facts rather than picking one.

What earns it the place is availability. It is the only roofer here listing round the clock hours, and after a night storm the difference between a tarp at four in the morning and a tarp at nine is measured in drywall. Do not confuse it with the several unrelated Hammerhead roofing companies in San Antonio, Houston, and Fort Worth.

DJJ is not a Greenville company and we are not going to pretend otherwise. It is based in Sulphur Springs, about thirty miles east, and it is on this list for one credential nobody in Greenville could match. It is an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor, which is a status the manufacturer grants and you can verify on the Owens Corning contractor directory, and it is what makes factory backed warranty coverage available on qualifying installations.

The company is family owned and has traded since 2015, is BBB accredited, and is Google Guaranteed. Hunt County is named in its published service area alongside Hopkins, Franklin, Delta, and Wood. If a long manufacturer warranty is the thing you care most about, it is worth the extra half hour of drive time on the crew's side.