Our Odessa-based crew regularly drives the route to Big Spring to handle roofing work on homes near Big Spring State Park and along Comanche Trail. The local housing stock includes many 1950s through 1970s builds with asphalt shingles that take a beating from high winds and blowing dust. We inspect for granule loss and underlayment wear that shows up faster here than in milder climates.
Big Spring properties often sit on flatter lots but still face drainage issues around the edges when rare heavy rains hit. Crews stage materials near Howard College or the coliseum area for jobs on the north and east sides, keeping travel time down when moving between Odessa and Big Spring. We focus on vent and flashing details that hold up against the constant grit carried by regional winds.
Around Big Spring, TX
We regularly work near:
- 📍Big Spring State Park
- 📍Comanche Trail Park
- 📍Howard College
- 📍Dorothy Garrett Coliseum
- 📍Big Spring High School
Roofing Contractor in Big Spring, TX — Local Notes
- •Dust storms accelerate shingle erosion on older Big Spring roofs, requiring more frequent ridge vent and flashing checks than in less exposed Ector County spots.
- •Many homes near Moss Lake and the state park have carports or low-pitch additions added during the oil years that need custom step-flashing to prevent leaks.
- •Access roads around Howard College and the coliseum can be tight for dump trailers, so we often stage shingles on-site the day before tear-off.
- •Cool winter nights followed by rapid daytime warming creates expansion stress on metal edges and pipe boots common on Big Spring housing stock.