DJJ Roofing

DJJ is a father-and-son shop, run by Eliceo Diosdado and his son Daniel, and storm and insurance work is its main business, which is what most Sulphur Springs roofs need after a hail season. If you think you have storm damage, the smart first move is a documented inspection before you file a claim. DJJ does drone photos and writes estimates built to hold up in front of an adjuster, so a claim is based on evidence instead of a guess.

Texas does not license roofers at the state level, so the credential that counts most is a manufacturer tie, and DJJ is an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor, which lets them register an Owens Corning warranty on the roof rather than standing behind it on their word alone. Ask them to put that warranty in writing and spell out what it covers. And if a storm is driving the job, ask what the adjuster will want to see before you sign anything.