Northeast El Paso, including ZIP codes such as 79924 and 79934, spreads east of the Franklin Mountains around Fort Bliss, Biggs Field and the US 54 Patriot Freeway corridor. It is a large, family-oriented area that grew through the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s on single-story tract homes, with a mix of low-slope membrane roofs, flat roofs and asphalt shingle. That building era puts many original and first-replacement roofs at the age where a desert roof is worn out.
Wind is a bigger factor here than many people expect. The open ground east of the mountains and the pass between the Franklins and Fort Bliss let spring wind and dust storms build, and gusts above 50 miles per hour are normal in the windy season. Loose shingles, lifted flashing and dried-out sealant are the common calls. Military households also move often, which makes roof condition a common issue at a sale or move-in.
Northeast homes are inside the City of El Paso, so reroofs need the city's permit and a registered contractor. The roofer we refer handles both, and a free inspection that includes the attic and the drains tells you whether you have years left, need a recoat, or should plan the replacement now.
Services available in Northeast El Paso
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.
Learn more →See typical roof replacement costs in El Paso & Northeast El Paso →