Speedy Gonzalez Roofing

Antonio Gonzalez has worked Hot Springs roofs since 2003, through the four-inch hail that hammered Garland County in June 2023 and the tornado that cut the southeast corner in May 2024. In a market that fills with out-of-town crews after every bad storm, a roofer who was here before the damage and will be here for the next claim is the one you want holding your warranty. Speedy handles the shingle and metal repair work that makes up most storm jobs around here, and two decades on the same ground mean Antonio has seen how these specific roofs actually fail.

On the roofing side he is GAF-certified for asphalt shingle, the material on most homes here, though it is the standard certification tier rather than the top manufacturer level, worth knowing if you are comparing bids closely on warranty coverage. When you call, ask Antonio to walk the full inspection scope and spell out what the estimate does and does not cover before any work starts, since a storm-repair bid that looks cheap often leaves out the flashing and underlayment work that actually stops the next leak.