Roofing Services in Anderson, TX

Anderson became the county seat when Grimes County organized in 1846, named for Kenneth L. Anderson, the last vice president of the Republic of Texas, who died at a stagecoach stop just outside town. The current courthouse dates to 1894, built in the Romanesque Revival style with a clock tower and stonework distinctive enough that Ripley's Believe It or Not once featured it as the only courthouse in the country built on a rise in the middle of the street. Buildings around a square like that call for chimney masonry repair done with the original materials in mind, not a quick patch.

That stagecoach stop, the Fanthorp Inn, was built starting in 1833 and is preserved today as a National Register historic site just outside town. Past the historic core, Anderson gives way to the ranchland that makes up most of Grimes County, where ROYH Build Co installs metal roofing built for that kind of open, exposed land. We also cover Navasota and Plantersville as part of our work across Grimes County.

Anderson's population has stayed small for generations, and that's part of the appeal: a courthouse square that still looks like it did a century ago, surrounded by working ranches instead of subdivisions. Roofs here range from downtown buildings that predate 1900 to modern ranch homes built for wide-open acreage.

ROYH Build Co handles both ends of that range, from chimney masonry work that respects a historic building's original construction to metal roofing sized for a working ranch. Call for a free estimate on your Anderson property.