Straight answers
before you call.

Yes. The estimate is free and there is no obligation to move ahead.

A look at the actual property, measurements, the condition of the openings or walls, your material and color options, and a written scope that lists the work, product details, exclusions and warranty terms.

Not yet. Your request is saved and we contact you by your preferred method to confirm the location, scope and a time that works.

A wide photo of each side of the building, plus close-ups of the windows, siding or damage you are asking about. Never climb onto a roof to take photos.

Amarillo and Canyon, plus towns across the Texas Panhandle such as Canyon, Hereford, Dumas, Borger, Pampa, Dalhart and Perryton. Small repairs and large projects are both welcome. Include your address and we confirm the schedule.

Yes. Offices, storefronts, shops, metal buildings, churches and small multi-unit properties up to three stories, with lift access for upper floors. Tell us the building's use, how many openings or walls are involved, and any access needs.

It depends on the frame, the glass, the seals and the condition of the opening. Fogged glass or a stuck sash can sometimes be repaired; rot, air leaks around the frame or failed units usually point to replacement. The estimate covers which applies.

Steel, fiber cement, engineered wood and suitable vinyl all have a place. Compare installed cost, maintenance and how each handles impact. Steel can dent in hail and fiber cement can chip or crack under severe impact; no siding is hailproof.

Yes. The design studio lets you try siding, trim, window and roof colors on ten house shapes. The images are concepts; confirm real product samples in daylight before ordering.

It depends on the size of the job, the products chosen and their lead times. Your written scope includes the proposed timing before any work begins.

Product warranties come from the manufacturer and depend on the exact product. Workmanship warranty terms are written into your project scope, so you know the coverage, length and exclusions before deciding.

Possibly. Your insurer decides which products and paperwork qualify for a credit. Ask your agent about the exact product before choosing a roof.

We assess visible damage and give you a repair scope and estimate. Your insurer decides coverage, settlement and deductibles; contact them about your policy and claim.

No. If there is immediate danger, move to safety and call the appropriate emergency service first.