Redwater sits along US 67 in Bowie County just west of Texarkana. Homes here range from mid-century builds on larger lots to newer additions near the school campus. Frequent summer thunderstorms bring high winds and hail that hit asphalt shingles hard, while mild winters still allow moisture to work under flashing on older roofs. ST Roofing brings trucks and crews directly into Redwater via Highway 67 to handle tear-offs, deck inspections, and leak repairs without long travel delays.
Access in Redwater often means working around gravel driveways and trees that drop limbs during storms. Crews check for drainage issues around foundations that can push water up under eaves on the east side of town. Local roof work here focuses on ventilation upgrades to handle the humidity that builds up in attics during long hot spells. ST Roofing matches materials to the existing pitch and exposure on each street rather than using one-size fits all packages.
Property lines in Redwater can sit close to drainage ditches along FM 991, so crews stage materials carefully to avoid runoff during afternoon rains. ST Roofing schedules around school traffic at Redwater High School and coordinates dumpster placement on narrow shoulders along the highway.
Around Redwater
We regularly work near:
- 📍Redwater High School
- 📍Redwater Elementary School
- 📍US Highway 67
- 📍FM 991
- 📍Redwater Post Office
Roofing Contractor Texarkana TX in Redwater — Local Notes
- •Many Redwater homes built before 1980 have original 3-tab shingles that now show granule loss after repeated hail events common along the Bowie County line.
- •Larger lots mean longer extension ladder runs and more time spent clearing debris from gutters before any repair starts.
- •East-facing slopes take the brunt of afternoon thunderstorms, so ridge vent additions are common to reduce heat and moisture buildup in attics.
- •Gravel and caliche driveways require plywood protection under equipment to prevent ruts during material delivery.