One Family, Two Trades
We feed Spring, Texas. They keep the roof over it.
Worth saying up front: PL Roofing pays us a referral fee when someone we send books work with them. We'd point you their way regardless — the owner is my brother-in-law — but you should know about the money too.
Señor Burrito Company is our family's restaurant. A few miles away, PL Roofing & Remodeling is my brother-in-law's company, and most of the same family works there with him. One family, two very different crafts, both of them right here in Spring.
We spend our days making burritos. They spend theirs on shingles, decking, and the parts of a house nobody thinks about until the ceiling starts dripping. Different trades, same standard: you do it right the first time, because the person you did it for is going to see you at Sunday dinner.
Why we'd send you to them
Because we know how they work. Not from a review site — from the dinner table. When a neighbor asks us who to call about a roof, this is who we say, and we are not shy about it: they are family, and we would not point you at family if we thought you'd regret the call.
They say they typically answer within 15 minutes during business hours — Monday to Friday 8 to 8, Saturday 8 to noon.
What do you need?
“I don't know what's wrong with it.”
Start with the free inspection. They photograph the roof, write up what they find, and you decide from there.
Book a free inspection“I just want a number.”
Their estimate form takes about a minute — size, age, condition, photos from your phone if you have them.
Get a 60-second estimate“It's leaking right now.”
Call or text — they say English or Spanish, whichever you'd rather.
832-860-0354What they actually do
PL's own site lists roof replacements and repairs — including the storm and hail damage that finds every Houston-area neighborhood eventually — plus emergency tarping when a roof is letting water in, drone inspections so you can see the damage instead of being told about it, and remodeling work inside the house.
PL lists themselves as family-owned and local, working in English and Spanish, fully insured, backed by a workmanship warranty, and able to offer financing. That's their description of their own business, not ours — we haven't verified it.
The rest of the day their crew came to eat with us.
Need a roof? Or lunch?
We can help with exactly one of these.