Welcome to Rlynt Roofing
At Rlynt Roofing, we’re committed to protecting your biggest investment—your home. From minor roof repairs to full replacements after severe Texas storms, our experienced team delivers dependable solutions and clear guidance from inspection to completion.
Who We Serve
Residential
New Construction
Residential
We protect Texas homes with high-quality roofing systems designed to stand strong against heat, wind, and storms. From small repairs to complete replacements, we build every roof with precision and care—treating your home as if it were our own.
Commercial
New Construction
Residential
We provide commercial roofing solutions built for performance, reliability, and long-term value. Our team partners with Texas property managers, developers, and business owners to install and maintain roofing systems that meet strict code standards—delivering lasting protection and peace of mind.
New Construction
New Construction
New Construction
For builders and developers across Texas, we deliver complete roofing solutions from planning to final inspection. We coordinate seamlessly with your project schedule to stay on budget and on time—ensuring every new structure is topped with a durable, code-compliant roof built to last.
Storm Restoration
Hail
Texas hailstorms can take a major toll on your roof. From bruised or cracked shingles to dents in flashing and vents, even minor hail damage can expose your home to future leaks. If left untreated, these issues can allow water to penetrate your roof system and cause expensive interior and structural damage.
Wind
High winds are one of the leading causes of roof damage in Texas. They can peel back or rip off shingles, exposing your roof to moisture and future leaks. Wind-driven debris can also strike the surface, leaving dents, cracks, or punctures that compromise your roof’s ability to protect your home.
Storm Debris
During Texas storms, falling tree limbs and flying debris can cause serious roof damage. From punctured shingles to dented flashing, these impacts can break your roof’s waterproof seal and create hidden leaks. Lighter debris can also block gutters and valleys, trapping water that accelerates roof wear and decay.