
Spring, TX · Locally Owned Since 2014
Residential Roof Installation Done Right From Day One
New roofs for custom homes, additions, and new builds, installed to GAF spec by Master Elite® crews.
Custom homes, additions, and new builds deserve a roof that is engineered, not guessed. We design the system around your pitch and ventilation, then install it to GAF spec.
- Systems engineered for your pitch and ventilation
- Six nails per shingle for 130 mph winds
- Golden Pledge® limited warranty available
Get Your Free Roof Inspection
A few quick questions. It takes about 30 seconds.
What type of property is it?
Recent Projects
New roofs True Line crews have installed on custom homes and new builds.
A New Roof Built for the Gulf Coast
A new roof is the one chance to get every layer right: decking, underlayment, flashing, ventilation, and the finished surface. We plan each of them before the first bundle goes up.
We work with homeowners, custom builders, and remodelers on new homes and additions. During engineering we calculate your ventilation and account for your roof pitch, then install six nails per shingle so the roof is built for 130 mph tropical storm winds.
As a GAF Master Elite® contractor, a distinction held by fewer than 2% of roofers, we can register your new roof for the Golden Pledge® limited warranty. You get a firm schedule, a clean site, and no payment until the job is done.
Custom Home Roofing
Additions & Extensions
Architectural Shingles
Standing Seam Metal
Stone-Coated Metal Shingles
Underlayment & Flashing
Ventilation Design
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How We Install Your New Roof
Planned around your build schedule, with one point of contact from start to finish.
Plan
We review plans or walk the structure, confirm pitch and ventilation, and help you choose materials and colors.
Quote
Written estimate with material options, warranty choices, and an install date that fits your build schedule.
Install
Master Elite® crews install the full system to manufacturer spec, including flashing and ventilation.
Warranty
Final walkthrough, magnetic nail sweep, and warranty registration. Then you pay.
WHY TRUE LINE
Why Houston Property Owners Trust True Line

Choosing a roofer is a big decision, especially when you didn't plan on needing one. Here is what you can count on from us.
GAF Master Elite® Certified
Fewer than 2% of roofing contractors earn GAF Master Elite®. We also hold GAF GoldElite™ commercial status, the GAF President's Club award, and TAMKO Pro Diamond, a distinction for the top 5% of TAMKO contractors.
An In-House Insurance Adjuster
Our adjuster documents storm damage in Xactimate, the same software insurance companies use, and meets your insurance adjuster on the roof so nothing gets missed.
Warranties in Writing
Shingle roofs come with a 10-year True Line workmanship warranty when all penetrations are replaced, plus extended GAF and TAMKO warranties. Qualifying commercial systems can carry GAF NDL guarantees up to 25 years.
$1 Million in Open Roof Insurance
Your property is protected while the roof is open, and every subcontractor on your project carries their own insurance.
Most Roofs Finished in 1 to 3 Days
We work around your family, keep the site clean, and sweep your yard for nails before we leave.
No Payment Until the Job Is Done
You get a written price before any work starts, and you don't pay until your roof is finished, with no surprise change orders.
Residential Roof Installation Service Areas
New roof installation for homes and custom builds across the Houston region, from College Station and The Woodlands to Katy, Sugar Land, Pearland, and Lake Jackson.
Call Us: (832) 698-2101Roof Installation FAQs
Common questions about residential roof installation.
Plan Your New Roof With True Line
Tell us about your home or build and we will help you choose the right system, with a firm schedule and a written estimate.
- Free, no-obligation roof inspection
- Written price before any work begins
- You pay nothing until the job is done
Get Your Free Roof Inspection
A few quick questions. It takes about 30 seconds.
What type of property is it?
