Big Thicket Industries, LLC
Fire damage restoration, remodeling and storm repair for homes and commercial properties. Family-owned.
What we checked
- Business phone works
- Website is live
- Website confirms roofing
About
Big Thicket Industries, LLC is a family-owned, locally owned roofing company in Lumberton, Texas. It repairs roofs and fixes storm and hail damage. It also takes on remodeling and fire damage restoration. It serves homeowners and commercial properties in Lumberton.
- Family owned
- Locally owned
- Residential
- Website says insured
Services
Roofing
- Roof repair
- Storm and hail damage repair
- Commercial roofing
Other exterior work
- Remodeling
Restoration
- Fire damage restoration
In the firm’s own words
- Family owned
… residential construction services including new construction, remodeling, roofing, and restoration. As a family owned business, we live and work in the same community we serve and take pride in helping our neighbors …
Source: https://bigthicketind.com/ - Insured
ntial and commercial properties. There’s no job too big or small for our bonded and insured team. Storm damage, leaky roofs, hail. wind etc. - we work directly with your insurance company to get the …
Source: https://bigthicketind.com/roofing
Service area
- Roofers in Lumberton 1 mi
Common questions
Is this company licensed and insured?
The website says the firm is insured. Ask to see both before you hire. Our guide shows how to check a roofer’s insurance and license.
Does this company repair storm and hail damage?
The website lists storm and hail damage repair. Read how a hail damage claim works.
Does this company do commercial roofs?
The website lists commercial roofing.
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Before you hire Big Thicket Industries, LLC
- Insurance. The website says the firm is insured. Ask for a certificate of insurance, then call the insurer to confirm it.
- Written estimate. The website does not say if estimates are free. Get the price, the materials and the dates in writing.
- Warranty. The website does not mention a warranty on the firm’s work. Ask if the firm gives one, and get it in writing.
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