ROOFING
Roofing in Tyler and East Texas
Full roof replacement, minor repairs and routine maintenance on asphalt shingle, metal and flat roofs, for homes and businesses.
Your roof is your home's first line of defense
That is why people call: a leak, hail, shingles that have run out of years, or a roof nobody has looked at in a long time. We take that responsibility seriously: quality craftsmanship, durable materials, attention to detail.
Whether you need a full roof replacement, minor repairs, or routine maintenance, the first step is the same. Someone gets on the roof and looks.

Roofing crew mid tear-off on a stone house with the roof decking exposed
How Home Pro's works a roof
They work with asphalt shingles, metal roofing and flat roof applications, so the system can fit your home or your business rather than the other way around. The job runs from the initial inspection to the final installation, with clear communication, efficient timelines and lasting results as the stated aim.
Their four-step design-build process applies here too: an initial project meeting at your property, a design and construction estimate with a target budget, on-site consultations where the final plan and a production schedule are approved by you, then the finishing touches through job completion. The estimate is free and onsite, and the quote is same-day.
Home Pro's is based at 1913 Brandon Dr Ste C in Tyler and services up to a 60 mile radius around Tyler for roofing.
Where a roof actually fails
A shingle field is the part everybody sees, but water gets in at the edges: valleys, flashing around chimneys and vents, and the rake and eave. That is where a repair earns its keep, and where a replacement is won or lost.
The tear-off is when you finally see what the roof was sitting on. Exposed decking is the honest moment in the job, and it is the reason honest recommendations matter more than a quote written from the driveway.
Home Pro's, Fully insured team. Call (903) 920-2969.
Open roof, finished roof
Torn off. Then tight.
Open roof


Old shingles come off down to the deck. Nothing hides here.
Finished roof


A new roof on a stone two-story, and a close look at the shingle field.

Start with an inspection, finish with a roof you stopped thinking about
The chalk circles are the inspection doing its job: every mark is something the roof is telling you. From there the call is yours, a repair, a replacement or routine maintenance, backed by honest recommendations.

