GottaCallMac

Lifetime Warranty

Replacing your roof is a significant investment, and you want to make sure that it will last for as long as possible. That’s why choosing a roofing company with a lifetime warranty is crucial.

This is different than just a manufacturer’s warranty. While most roofing materials come with a manufacturer’s warranty, it is limited to defects in the product itself. A lifetime warranty from a roofing company covers both the materials and labor for the entire duration of your roof’s life.

At GottaCallMAC, we offer a lifetime warranty on all of new roof installs. If any issues arise due to workmanship or materials used during the installation process, we will come back and fix it at no extra cost to you.

We believe in standing behind our work and ensuring customer satisfaction. Our lifetime warranty is a testament to the quality of our services and our commitment to our customers’ happiness.

Free Inspections

The best Houston roofing companies will offer a free inspection before they do any work on your roof. During this inspection, a professional will thoroughly examine your roof and identify any potential issues or areas of concern. This allows you to address any problems early on and prevent further damage to your roof and home.

GottaCallMAC offers FREE roof inspections in the Houston area. Whether you live in Montgomery County, Harris County or Fort Bend County, one of our roofing experts will come to your home and conduct a thorough inspection of your roof, checking for any damage or potential issues. After the inspection, we’ll provide you with a detailed report, as well as potential next steps.

Multiple Repair / Replace Estimates

If we find an insurable loss in your roof, we’ll provide you with multiple estimates. If we think the roof damage can be repaired without needing a full roof replacement, we’ll give you a repair estimate. If we think you need a full roof replacement, we’ll give you two estimates: an “economy” estimate and a “premium” estimate.

With both estimates, you’ll get a superior quality roof with a lifetime warranty. The premium estimate just comes with some extra features and an even longer warranty.

Beware of any roofing contractor in Houston that gives you an estimate that’s extremely low. If it seems too good to be true it probably is. Our estimates probably won’t be the lowest you’ll get from a roofing contractor. That’s on purpose. We pride ourselves on using the highest quality materials and our superior craftsmanship. These things will slightly increase the cost of a new roof. But the roof you’ll get in the end is so much better than roofers offering basement prices.

Avoid Storm Chasers and Scams

Unfortunately, you may encounter storm chasers or even scams in the Houston area. These companies flood into areas after significant bad weather events, offering quick and cheap fixes to homeowners in need. However, these companies often use low-quality materials and cut corners with their work, leaving you with a subpar roof that won’t last long.

Watch out for anyone with pushy, aggressive sales tactics who try to get you to sign something quickly. Also, as we’ve noted, beware of any roofing company with no local address. That’s a dead giveaway that you’re dealing with someone who isn’t local to Houston and who probably doesn’t have your best interest in mind.

Small Roof Repair Warranty

A small roof repair warranty should protect you against material defects and poor workmanship. If your shingles crack due to a manufacturing defect, or your flat roof has pooling water because it wasn’t installed properly, your warranty should cover the fix.

At GottaCallMAC, our roof repair warranty often includes both materials and labor. That means if something goes wrong because of a covered issue, you won’t be stuck with the repair bill. Some warranties even go a step further and cover damage caused by things like wind or hail, depending on the product line and the terms.

That said, roof repair warranties don’t cover everything. Most of them won’t pay for damage caused by severe weather like hurricanes or earthquakes. Those are typically insurance claims. Improper maintenance or unauthorized alterations can also void your warranty. That’s why it’s critical to work with a licensed roofing contractor and keep up with regular roof inspections.

What Can Void Your Roof Repair Warranty?

Roof repair warranties are only as strong as the care you put into keeping them valid. Here are some of the most common ways people lose their coverage:

  • Skipping annual roof inspections or not fixing small issues that grow into bigger ones.
  • Using unapproved materials during a repair or making DIY fixes.
  • Hiring someone unlicensed to work on your roof after the initial install.
  • Failing to document maintenance, repairs, or storm damage.

GottaCallMAC encourages clients to call us even for minor concerns. It’s better to address an issue early than to risk voiding your roof repair warranty entirely.

Choose a Roofing Contractor Who Offers a Strong Roof Repair Warranty

Not every roofing contractor offers the same level of warranty coverage. Some may promise a long warranty but offer limited protection. Others might not be around long enough to honor their warranty. That’s why choosing a stable, experienced company like GottaCallMAC matters.

We’re not a pop-up operation. We’ve worked on hundreds of homes and commercial properties. Our work speaks for itself, and so does our commitment to backing it up. When we say you’re covered, we mean it.

When you’re choosing a contractor, ask for clear details about the roof repair warranty before signing a contract. Get it in writing, know what’s included, how long it lasts, and what the process looks like if you need to file a claim.

Why Roof Repair Warranties Matter

Some people see warranties as a formality, but they can end up saving you thousands. If your repaired roof fails and you have no warranty, you’re paying for another repair out of pocket. A roof repair warranty isn’t just paperwork, it’s also peace of mind. It’s protection for your investment.