The Mission Valley, also called the Lower Valley, follows the Rio Grande southeast of downtown through Ysleta, the Mission Trail and toward Socorro, including ZIP codes such as 79907. It is among the oldest settled parts of the area, with adobe and block homes, Spanish and Mission Revival styling, flat roofs behind parapets and clay tile, alongside later mid-century and tract housing. Older homes here often have roofs that have been patched or coated many times.
Old flat roofs are the most common problem call in the Valley. Layers of built-up material, hardened coatings, ponding at low spots and parapet flashing that has failed let monsoon water into old masonry and ceiling joists. On adobe and older masonry homes, keeping water out of the walls is as important as the roof surface, and a roofer needs to understand how the roof meets a thick wall.
Homes inside the City of El Paso file with the city, while parcels in Socorro or unincorporated pockets are handled by those authorities. The roofer we refer confirms which applies, pulls the permit and meets the inspector, and starts with a free inspection that checks the drains, the parapet details and how much life the old roof has left.
Services available in Mission Valley (Lower Valley)
Roof Replacement
Flat, tile, shingle or metal, torn off to the deck and built for desert sun, priced in writing.
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Monsoon leaks, ponding, split seams, cracked tile and flashing, found at the source and fixed.
Learn more →Flat Roofs & Coatings
TPO, modified bitumen, foam and reflective coatings for El Paso's flat and low-slope roofs.
Learn more →Roof Inspections
A straight, no-obligation look at your roof, for a leak, a sale, or after a monsoon or windstorm.
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