Roofing in Texas

Outlaws Roofing serves the Lone Star State from the El Paso market — one of the sunniest, windiest cities in America. El Paso sits at 3,700 feet in the Chihuahuan Desert, where roughly 297 sunny days a year bake asphalt granules off shingles and break down roof coatings faster than in humid climates, spring windstorms and dust storms abrade sealants and lift roof edges, and the July-to-September monsoon delivers short, violent downpours and the occasional hailstorm.

That environment shapes how El Paso roofs are built. Asphalt shingle dominates the city's newer east and northeast neighborhoods, while older homes across the city carry a high concentration of flat and low-slope roofs — many sprayed with foam and sealed with elastomeric or silicone coatings that need periodic renewal under this much sun. Clay and concrete tile and standing-seam metal concentrate on the west side and in the Franklin Mountains foothills.

Our crews inspect, document, repair, and replace roofs throughout the El Paso market and the neighboring Horizon City corridor, and work alongside our Southern New Mexico crews across the border region.