Pines, Limbs and Needles: Roofs Under the Piney Woods
What tall pines do to valleys, gutters and shingles.
COLDSPRING, TEXAS
Roofers in Coldspring, Texas
Pines, storms or an aging roof near Coldspring? A Walker County roofer, one call.
- Leaks, storms, new roofs
- Houses, shops and barns
- Walker County and around
The San Jacinto County Seat in the Piney Woods
Coldspring is the San Jacinto County seat, east of Huntsville in the pine woods between the national forest and Lake Livingston. Houses, manufactured homes and lake places sit under tall trees, and storms bring limbs down onto roofs and carports. What you see is often a leak after a storm where a branch scraped the roof, or a manufactured-home roof that's started to seep at the seams.
Coldspring by the Numbers and Roads
- From Huntsville: east, toward Lake Livingston
- County: San Jacinto County seat
- Typical buildings: small-town homes, rural houses, manufactured homes, lake places
- Storm notes: tall pines; wind and fallen limbs; heavy rain from Gulf systems
Coldspring Roofs
Needles in valleys and gutters, shade on north slopes and falling limbs are the usual roof issues here. Manufactured homes add seams and low slopes.
Calling From Coldspring
A call from Coldspring to (936) 249-1840 reaches an independent roofing company that already works this stretch of East Texas, on houses, rentals, shops, barns and manufactured homes. They take on leak repair, hail and storm damage, replacements, metal roofs and new installations. What it costs and when it happens get sorted out between you and that roofer once they've seen the building.
After any big storm, look along the roofline from the ground for creased or missing shingles under the trees.
Worth Reading
Manufactured Home Roofs: Roof-Overs, Coatings and Replacement
Low slopes, loose seams and the three usual fixes.