Roofing contractor work in Big Spring starts from the shop in Midland and heads west on I-20 to reach neighborhoods around the Howard County Courthouse and along Main Street. Homes here range from mid-century ranch styles to older frame houses near Comanche Trail Park, where constant dust and occasional high winds call for careful underlayment and sealed edges on every job.
Crew trucks carry extra ridge vent and impact-rated shingles because Big Spring sits exposed on the Caprock with fewer trees than Midland neighborhoods like Westridge. Access to alleys behind homes near Moss Lake or the Big Spring State Park entrance often means staging materials on the street and finishing before the afternoon dust picks up.
Jobs in Big Spring typically involve checking for wind-driven rain at flashing around chimneys and skylights, especially on houses built before central air became common. The same arid conditions that keep Midland roofs dry most of the year also mean UV damage shows up faster on south-facing slopes in Big Spring.
Around Big Spring, TX
We regularly work near:
- 📍Big Spring State Park
- 📍Comanche Trail Park
- 📍Howard County Courthouse
- 📍Moss Lake
- 📍Big Spring Heritage Museum
- 📍Big Spring Municipal Airport
Roofing Contractor in Big Spring, TX — Local Notes
- •Big Spring lots often back up to draws that channel wind, so crews add extra fasteners along eaves and use heavier ridge cap than jobs in Grassland Estates.
- •Many homes near the Permian Basin Petroleum Museum style of older construction have original decking that needs plywood overlay before new shingles go down.
- •Dust storms common between Midland and Big Spring require daily cleanup of debris on site and extra sealant at pipe boots to prevent grit from working under the membrane.
- •Access to properties along Highway 87 north of town can be tight for material trucks, so smaller loads and same-day removal keep driveways clear for residents.