Top-rated roofing contractors in San Elizario, TX

San Elizario has no roofing license record in our data yet, so the list below comes from Google instead. 5 roof replacement companies cleared our screen, with a combined 4.4-star average across 164 reviews. A rating tells you what past customers thought, not whether a license is on file anywhere, so get that number from the crew directly when you're ready to sign in San Elizario.

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2001median year homes were built

Housing stock in San Elizario, TX

El Paso County is home to San Elizario, inside the wider El Paso, TX metro area.

The median home value among owner-occupied houses in San Elizario is $110,400, according to the Census Bureau's American Community Survey.

Data: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, table-based Summary File (2024 table-based Summary File) (2024 table-based Summary File).

Top-rated roof replacement companies serving San Elizario, TX

Sorted highest first by a Google rating weighted against how many reviews back it; that sort isn't a license check, so confirm the paperwork yourself.

Top-rated roofing contractors in and near San Elizario, TX, with Google ratings
RankBusinessGoogle ratingReviewsCategoryAreaGoogle Maps listing
1Javdo Roofing and Construction 4.9 out of 5 on Google62Roofing contractorSan Elizario 79849Google reviews
2J & R Roofing 5.0 out of 5 on Google15Roofing contractorClint 79836Google reviews
3Roofing Investments 5.0 out of 5 on Google14Roofing contractorNot listedGoogle reviews
4J&L Construction 5.0 out of 5 on Google4Roofing contractorNot listedGoogle reviews
5Polendos Roofing 2.3 out of 5 on Google69Roofing contractorSan Elizario 79849Google reviews

Questions to ask before you sign

  1. Can you show me your license or registration number, and does it match what's on file with the state?
  2. Will you pull the roofing permit yourself, and will you give me the permit number once it's issued?
  3. How many existing layers are on my roof now, and does that allow a recover under the building code, or does it need to come off?
  4. What's the full written scope: materials, brand, quantity, start date, and payment schedule?
  5. What does the manufacturer's warranty cover, separate from your own workmanship warranty?
  6. Who is responsible if a subcontractor or material supplier on my job goes unpaid?

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