
Bryan · College Station · Brazos Valley
We pour it, frame it, roof it and finish it.
Roofs, patio covers, concrete, remodels and new builds. One insured company that answers for the finished job, with every bid in writing.
3D illustration
Skip the filmA 3D animation of a single story Texas home being built in order: the slab is poured, wall framing and roof trusses go up, the roof is decked, wrapped and shingled while the stone, brick, windows and lawn go in, a covered cedar patio is built out back, and the camera comes around to the front at dusk with the lights on.
- Fully insuredGeneral liability and workers compensation
- Owens CorningCertified
- GAFCertified
- BBBA+ rating
- EspañolHablamos español
Leak or storm damage
Water coming in right now?
Call (979) 406-5431. Office hours are Monday to Friday, 9:00am to 5:00pm, and anything left outside them gets a call back the next business day. While you wait, move what the water can reach, contain it, and photograph everything with the time.
What we build
One company, from the slab to the finish
Every kind of work under one company, one number to call and one company answering for the whole job. Pick a trade to watch how we build it.
- 01RoofingShingle, metal and flat roofs, replaced, restored and inspected, with a written report before anyone talks about money.
- 02Patios and patio coversCovered patios framed, roofed and finished on a new or existing slab, with stained cedar ceilings.
- 03Concrete and siteworkDriveways, slabs, walkways and site prep poured to grade on Brazos Valley clay.
- 04New constructionCustom homes, detached garages, shops, carports and additions, from the slab to the last coat of paint.
- 05RemodelingKitchens, bathrooms and whole house remodels, planned on paper before demolition starts.
- 06Siding, windows and exteriorSiding, windows, exterior restoration and paint, with the structure repaired before anything is covered.
- 07Commercial and multifamilyRoofing, exterior restoration and site work for churches, commercial buildings, apartment communities, HOAs and property managers.
In short
EV Roofing & Construction is a roofing and general construction company based in Bryan, Texas. It replaces and repairs roofs and builds patio covers, concrete, remodels, siding, new structures and commercial work across Bryan, College Station and the Brazos Valley. Every job is walked first and bid in writing, the company is fully insured and Owens Corning and GAF certified, and the team speaks English and Spanish.
- Company
- EV Roofing & Construction · Bryan, TX
- Service area
- Bryan, College Station and the Brazos Valley
- Phone
- (979) 406-5431
- Office hours
- Mon to Fri · 9:00am to 5:00pm
- Languages spoken
- English and Spanish
- Workmanship warranty
- 10 year workmanship warranty on roofing
- Insurance
- General liability and workers compensation
- Manufacturer certifications
- Owens Corning certified, GAF certified
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Get a free quote
Tell us what you need and where. Add a few photos if you have them. We call you back during business hours with a time to come out, and you get the scope in writing before anyone lifts a tool.
- No prices online. Every job is walked and bid in writing.
- One number. One price for the whole job, with what is included and what is not.
- Hablamos español. From the first call to the final walkthrough.
Real jobs · real photos
Recent work
Photographs from our own job sites around the Brazos Valley. Every photo is labeled by area and stage, never an address.

EV-25-001RoofingBrazos Valley · During 
EV-25-017Patio coverBrazos Valley · After 
EV-25-016RemodelBrazos Valley · During 
EV-25-010Commercial roofingCollege Station · During 
EV-26-040RoofingCollege Station · Detail 
EV-25-017Patio coverBrazos Valley · After 
EV-25-016RemodelBrazos Valley · During 
EV-25-001RoofingBrazos Valley · During 
EV-26-040RoofingCollege Station · Detail 
EV-26-023ConcreteCollege Station · Before 
EV-26-069Siding and exteriorBrazos Valley · Before 
EV-26-023ConcreteCollege Station · Before
How we work and how we bid
The paperwork reaches you before the building does
A written report, a drawn concept, one number, a signed change order for anything new, and a closeout package at the end. Every document carries a control number that never changes.
- 01EV-WEB-YYMMDD
First call
Call or send the form. Mon to Fri 9 to 5, in English or Spanish. Every request gets a number.
- Request
- EV-WEB-YYMMDD
- Need
- Roof repair or leak
- Town
- Bryan, TX
- Language
- English · Español
- Next
- Call back, set a visit
- 02EV-26-024-INS-R01
Site visit and inspection
We walk it, get on the roof where it is safe and photograph everything. Roofs get a written inspection report with no price in it.
ISSUED - 03EV-26-015-MPL-R12
Concept, when there is something to draw
New structures and big remodels get a concept: a plan at true scale, where it lands on your property and the decisions, each with our recommendation.
ISSUED - 04EV-26-023-BID-R04
One number
One price for the whole job, the scope zone by zone, and what is included and what is not, side by side.
ISSUED - 05CO01 · on the parent bid
The build and change orders
Photos before anything is covered. Anything new is a written change order, priced and signed before that work starts.
SIGNED - 06CLO · within 5 working days
Walkthrough and closeout
A walkthrough with you, a punch list the same day, then a closeout package: what was built, before and after photos and the warranty as written.
- Walkthrough
- With you, on site
- Punch list
- Same day
- Photos
- Before and after
- Warranty
- As written in the bid
- Package
- Within 5 working days
Where we work
Brazos Valley first
Based in Bryan, working across Bryan, College Station and the towns around them.
- OfficeBryan, TX 77808
- HoursMon to Fri · 9:00am to 5:00pm
- Phone(979) 406-5431
- LanguageEnglish · Español
Straight answers
Questions we hear every week
Do you post prices online?
No. Every roof and every project is different, so we walk it first and bid it in writing. You get one number for the whole job, the scope written out, and a list of what is included and what is not.
What do I get after you inspect my roof?
A written inspection report with photographs of what we found, what the evidence shows and a recommended course in order of priority. It names what we could not see. There is no price in it, and a proposal follows only if you ask for one.
Will you tell me if I do not need a new roof?
Yes, in writing. We photograph what we find, we name what we could not see, and we put the recommendation in writing before anyone talks about money.
What warranty do you give?
Roofing work carries a 10 year workmanship warranty, and every bid spells out the workmanship warranty for its own trade, starting at substantial completion. Materials carry the manufacturer warranty. The full schedule is on our warranty page.
Are you insured?
Yes. General liability and workers compensation. A certificate of insurance and a W-9 are available on request.
Do you speak Spanish?
Sí. Hablamos español, from the first call to the final walkthrough.
Which areas do you serve?
Bryan, College Station and the towns of the Brazos Valley around them. Outside that, call and ask before you assume we do not come out.
Plain advice
Field notes
Hail season, first freeze, storm chasers and permits, written for Brazos Valley homeowners. Post images are AI generated illustrations, not photos of our jobs.
Illustration · AI generatedWhat happens when you call after a storm outside business hours
Our office hours, when you get a call back after a storm, and the safe things to do inside the house while you wait for it.
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Illustration · AI generatedFirst freeze in the Brazos Valley lands 27 to 29 November. What to check before it does
The first light freeze arrives in the Brazos Valley between 27 and 29 November. Five things to check on the roof before it does, most of them from the ground.
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Illustration · AI generatedCentral Texas hail peaks in May, not in fall. Plan the roof around that
Central Texas hail peaks in May and the first light freeze lands between 27 and 29 November. Plan two roof inspections, in late winter and early fall.
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Illustration · AI generatedStorm chasers and local contractors: what to check before anyone touches your roof
Five checks separate storm chasers from local contractors before anyone gets on a ladder, and why Texas does not issue a state license for roofing contractors.
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