Residential Roofing in Corpus Christi, TX for Salt-Air Coastal Homes

We're not a company that drives in after the storm and leaves before the warranty matters. ARP came to the Coastal Bend for Hurricane Harvey — the Category 4 that came ashore at Rockport and Port Aransas in 2017 — and we've stayed serving the region ever since. Corpus Christi homeowners reach that work through our Coastal Bend roofing company.

• A real team you can reach. Estimates, scheduling, project management, and warranty all run through people you can reach by phone — and the install crews on your roof are vetted teams we deploy and supervise, checked at every stage.
• Certified for whatever you put up top. We're GAF Certified Plus and Atlas PRO+ Platinum Select, so the shingle you pick isn't limited by which brand we happen to sell.
• Proof, not promises. 5,000+ completed projects, 300+ five-star reviews, and an A+ BBB rating with zero unresolved complaints.
• Built for the coast. We've replaced and repaired homes across Rockport, Aransas Pass, Ingleside, and Portland — coastal homes that take salt air year-round, direct hurricane and straight-line wind, and a lighter hail load than inland Texas.

Corpus Christi sits right on the bay, so the wear here is coastal first: salt air working on fasteners and flashing every day, wind-driven rain, and the direct hurricane exposure inland markets never see. Hail happens, but wind and salt do the steady damage — it usually shows up as lifted shingles on the windward slope, corroded fasteners, and sealant that's given up years early. Catching that early is cheaper than chasing a ceiling stain later, which is why our Corpus Christi inspections are free and our findings come in writing. For the full picture of how we approach a home roof from inspection to warranty, read our residential roofing in Texas page.

Because Nueces, San Patricio, and Aransas are all TWIA designated catastrophe counties, a coastal reroof often needs a WPI-8 Certificate of Compliance to stay eligible for windstorm insurance. We build to that windstorm code and coordinate the required inspection with a qualified Texas windstorm engineer — you don't have to manage that process yourself. As of April 2026, FORTIFIED — the beyond-code IBHS standard — is required for WPI-8 certification in these TWIA counties, and we build and document your roof to it as part of the job.

Out here on the bay, salt air goes to work on a roof the day it's installed — it's a different animal than an inland home. We build coastal roofs for that reality: the right metals, the right fasteners, the right sealants, so your roof is still doing its job after the next big blow.