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Roofing and Siding in Hunters Ridge Village
About a thousand houses of the same generation, east of Woodland Hills along Northpark Drive. When one street starts replacing roofs, the next usually follows.
Formed in 1979, 1,034 Homes, Four Sections
The Hunters Ridge Village Community Association says it was formed in January 1979 and covers 1,034 single-family homes in four sections, east of Woodland Hills along Northpark Drive. It lists deed restriction and architectural control enforcement among its jobs.
A village this size and this uniform in age moves in waves. That has one practical upside for a homeowner: the committee has seen a great many roof applications, and neighbors who replaced recently know which colors went through.
Before You Apply
- Ask the association which shingle colors it has approved lately.
- Look at the roofs replaced on your street in the last few years; ask who did them and how the approval went.
- Get the contractor to name the manufacturer, line and color in the quote, so the application is complete on the first try.
- Then the City of Houston permit, which the contractor applies for.
Storm Damage Still Comes First
Hunters Ridge sits under the same canopy as the rest of Kingwood. If the question is a limb on the roof rather than an aging one, start with the tree strike triage page.
Hunters Ridge Roof Due?
Call and say roughly when the roof went on. An independent contractor who works in Kingwood will quote it.
Call (346) 477-9428 Send the Details