After-storm response, day or night

When the South Plains gets pounded by hail, every roofer’s phone in town starts ringing at the same minute. Ours gets answered by an actual person from Jones & Associates — usually one whose name you’ll recognize. We schedule during storm season because waiting a week in Lubbock often means watching your interior get worse.

If you think your roof took damage, call us at (806) 796-1913 before the rain reminds you again.

Roofing options we install

Composition shingle (asphalt fiberglass)

The most common roofing material in the Texas Panhandle for a reason. Modern composition shingles are dramatically more durable and energy-efficient than the asphalt roofs your parents had — and we’ve been installing them in Lubbock, Midland, and Odessa for over three decades. We’ll walk you through the warranty options, the impact-resistance ratings that actually matter for hail country, and what your homeowner’s insurance will and won’t cover.

Metal roofing

In a climate where 60-mph wind, 100-degree summers, and golf-ball hail are all part of the same Tuesday, metal roofing is the smart choice for homeowners who don’t want to think about their roof again for forty years. Jones & Associates is the leading source for metal roofing systems in West Texas. We work with high-strength panels, full underlayment systems, and the trim and flashing details that make the difference between a metal roof that lasts and a metal roof that leaks.

TPO commercial roofing

For commercial and flat-roof applications, we install single-ply TPO membrane systems with full mechanical attachment. Our commercial roofing customers in Lubbock and the Permian Basin trust us with shopping centers, warehouses, and offices.

Silicone-acrylic roof coatings

If your existing commercial roof has life left in it but is starting to show its age, a silicone-acrylic coating system can restore weatherproofing and add years to its service life — at a fraction of the cost of a tear-off.

What a West Texas roof is actually up against

A roof in Lubbock, Midland, or Odessa isn’t fighting one thing — it’s fighting all of them at once. Spring brings the hail line off the caprock, often more than once a season. Summer pushes 100°F with UV that bakes asphalt and chalks cheap coatings. The wind tests every flashing detail and ridge cap year-round, and the January-to-August temperature swing works every seam loose if it wasn’t installed right. We’ve spent 39 years learning which systems survive that combination and which ones look fine for three years and then fail. When we recommend a roof, that experience is what you’re paying for — not a sales script.

How we approach a roof replacement

Every job starts with a free, honest inspection. If your roof has damage worth filing an insurance claim on, we’ll document it and tell you. If it doesn’t, we’ll tell you that too — filing a no-damage claim only burns one of your future claims for nothing. Once we know what you’re working with, you get an itemized estimate at real market pricing, a clear timeline, and a crew that shows up when we said and cleans up daily. Most residential replacements finish in 1–3 days (metal runs 3–5), weather permitting, and every job is backed by our 10-year workmanship warranty on top of the manufacturer’s coverage.

How much for a new roof?

A full roof replacement in the Lubbock area typically runs $12,000–$20,000 for architectural shingle and $20,000–$30,000 for standing-seam steel. Where your roof lands in that range comes down to a few things: the size and pitch of the roof, how many layers of old material have to come off, the condition of the decking underneath, and the material and color you choose.

We don’t give a firm price over the phone, and here’s why: we’d either have to lowball to get in the door or pad the number to be safe, and neither one is honest. Instead we’ll come out, get up on the roof, and give you a real number based on what’s actually up there — free, no obligation, and no pressure to sign anything.

Commercial and low-slope roofing

Beyond residential, we install and maintain commercial systems across the South Plains and Permian Basin — TPO membrane for low-slope and flat roofs, and silicone-acrylic restoration coatings that can extend the life of an aging commercial roof at a fraction of a tear-off. Shopping centers, warehouses, and offices in Lubbock and Midland have trusted us with their buildings for decades.

Does homeowners insurance cover roof replacement?

Often, yes — if the damage came from a covered event like hail or a windstorm, which we see plenty of in West Texas. Homeowners policies generally cover storm damage but not normal age or wear, so it comes down to what caused the damage and what your specific policy says.
That’s where we come in. We’ve completed 22,000+ projects across West Texas since 1987, and guiding homeowners through the insurance claim process is a core part of our roofing work — from documenting the damage during a free inspection to working directly with your adjuster so nothing gets missed. We’ll give you an honest read on whether you likely have a claim before you ever file.

Credentials You Can Verify

Jones & Associates is a licensed roofing contractor through the Roofing Contractors Association of Texas (RCAT), License #03-0468. Texas doesn’t require roofers to carry a license — we earned one anyway. We’ve also been accredited by the Better Business Bureau continuously since 1988, with a current A+ rating. You can verify our RCAT license at web.rcat.net and our BBB accreditation at bbb.org.
Family-owned in West Texas since 1987, we back every job with a 10-year workmanship guarantee — and a guarantee is only as good as the company still around to honor it. After nearly four decades here, we’re not going anywhere.

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