Pinnacle Roofing Solutions Roofing Contractor · Socorro, TX
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A local roofing contractor serving homeowners across Socorro, TX.

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Our Story

How we look at a roof

We do roof repair, replacement and installation on homes in Socorro and across the El Paso area. Some of us came up doing new construction, some doing storm repair after hail season, and either way the work teaches you fast what actually fails on a roof and what's just cosmetic.

If you're on this page, you've probably got a leak you can't place, curling shingles from years of sun, or a roof that's just old and you want it looked at before it costs you drywall. We get on the roof, pull back the shingles around the suspect area, and check the decking and underlayment, not just the surface. Granule loss and cracked pipe boots are the two things that get missed most on a quick drive-by look, so we check both before we quote anything.

10+
Years Experience
500+
Projects Completed
11
Cities Served
Why Choose Us

What you get when you hire us

None of this is complicated. It is mostly just doing what we said we would do.

Licensed & Insured

We carry the insurance a roofing job actually requires, and we'll show you the certificate before we climb a ladder. If something gets damaged, you're not the one covering it.

Written Estimates

We break the estimate down by material and labor so you can see what you're actually paying for. No surprise line items added once the job starts.

Local to Socorro

We work this area enough to know which roofs fail from UV first and which ones fail from hail first. That changes what we recommend, not just where we're located.

We Clean Up After

Tear-off leaves nails scattered in the yard and gravel if nobody checks for them. We run a magnetic sweep before we call the job finished.

On-Time Scheduling

An open roof gets covered before the crew leaves each evening, storm in the forecast or not. We don't leave decking exposed overnight and hope for the best.

Our Own Crew

You're not getting handed off to a subcontractor nobody mentioned at the estimate. The person who looked at your roof is the person who fixes it.

Common Questions

Things people ask us

Questions about us, the crew, and how we work.

How long have you been roofing?
Experience in roofing work comes from handling a range of jobs over time, from storm repairs to full tear-offs on different roof types like shingle, tile and flat systems. The variety matters as much as a single number, since a crew that's only ever done new construction handles storm damage calls differently than one that's done both. Asking directly about experience with a specific roof type is reasonable when getting a quote.
Do you use your own crew or subcontractors?
Many roofing contractors use a mix, a core crew for most jobs and subcontractors for specialty work like tile or metal roofing. It's worth asking whether the crew showing up on install day is the same crew that did the estimate, since that affects accountability if something's off. A contractor should answer this question directly without dodging it.
Can I see pictures of past roofing jobs?
Reputable roofing contractors can usually show photos of completed jobs, including before and after shots of tear-offs, leak repairs and flashing work. Photos of the decking and underlayment mid-job are worth asking for too, since that's the part that gets covered up and never seen again once the shingles go on. A contractor with nothing to show should raise a flag.
Why choose a local roofing contractor over a bigger national company?
A local roofing contractor is familiar with the specific weather an area gets, like hail in spring and intense UV year-round, and how those conditions wear on different roofing materials. A local contractor is also easier to reach after a job if an issue comes up, rather than calling a regional call center. That local knowledge affects material choice and installation details, not just convenience.
Where is Pinnacle Roofing Solutions based?
Pinnacle Roofing Solutions is based in Socorro, TX, serving the surrounding El Paso County area and nearby towns within roughly a 50 mile radius. Being local to the area means shorter response time for both estimates and any follow-up after a job is finished. A roofing contractor based further away typically takes longer to get back out to a property.
How far in advance do I need to book a roofing job?
Scheduling lead time depends on the season, storm season in particular backs up every roofing contractor in an area as claims and repairs pile up. A simple repair can sometimes get fit in within days, while a full replacement during a busy stretch might need a couple weeks' notice. Booking earlier rather than waiting until a small leak gets worse avoids the rush.
Do you clean up the yard and driveway after a roofing job?
Cleanup after a roof tear-off includes magnetic sweeps for stray nails, clearing old shingles and underlayment debris, and hauling away the dumpster once loaded. A thorough roofing contractor runs the magnetic sweep more than once, since nails settle into grass and gravel over a few days. Asking what the cleanup process includes before work starts keeps expectations clear.
What happens if something on my property gets damaged during roof work?
A licensed and insured roofing contractor carries liability coverage specifically for property damage that happens during a job, whether that's a cracked gutter, damaged landscaping, or a dented vehicle from falling debris. Reporting any damage immediately allows it to be documented and addressed before the crew leaves the site. This is part of why checking for insurance before hiring matters.
Will you take over a roofing job another contractor started or left unfinished?
Taking over a partially finished or abandoned roofing job is common enough, though it usually requires an inspection first to see exactly what state the previous work left things in. Mismatched underlayment, improperly flashed valleys, or decking that was never addressed are common issues found on takeover jobs. The quote process is usually a bit more involved since the starting point isn't a blank roof.
How can a homeowner check that roofing work is being done correctly?
A properly installed roof has straight, evenly spaced shingle courses, flashing tucked correctly under the shingle rather than just caulked on top, and nails placed in the nailing strip instead of too high or too low. Asking for photos during the job, especially of the underlayment and decking before it's covered, is a reasonable request. A municipal inspection, where required, provides a second set of eyes beyond the contractor's own work.

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