Texas Roofing Systems

This one started with a simple question: “How can we help someone in our community?”

Jesse Raub and the Raub Foundation reached out to a local VFW to find someone in need and they immediately had a candidate. We came out, saw the roof, and said “We got it.” No hesitation.

That’s how it’s always been. At Texas Roofing Systems, if we’re in a position to help, we do.

What started as Jesse trying to supply socks and underwear for shelters has grown into something much bigger. The Raub Foundation helps people from all walks of life, single moms, veterans, families who’ve lost everything, and we’re proud to support that mission however we can.

Fresh socks. A clean roof over your head. It may not seem like much to some people, but to the person receiving it, it could be everything.

We’re here for that. Every time.

At Texas Roofing Systems (TRS), we’ve been hearing a lot of dirty rumors going around the roofing industry, especially about insurance claims. So, let’s set the record straight.

We don’t give bids on insurance jobs. Ever.
Here’s why: the moment a contractor starts “bidding” on an insurance claim, it usually means the customer or roofer is trying to manipulate the payout and that’s insurance fraud.

We only go off the insurance-approved estimate, plus the homeowner’s deductible. That’s how the process is supposed to work. It keeps things legal, transparent, and fair for everyone involved.

Some companies will promise the world, undercut prices, or knock on your door with “too good to be true” offers just to get the job. But that’s not how TRS operates. We’ve built our reputation on referrals and trust, not door knocking and sales tricks.

Our quality speaks for itself. We clean up our job sites thoroughly, walk the property after every install, and make sure you don’t find nails in your yard or trash left behind. We do the job right, and our customers spread the word.

📞 Texas Roofing Systems, where honesty, cleanup, and craftsmanship still matter.

We work with Public Adjusters (PAs) all the time, but once a homeowner officially hires one, the process changes.

As soon as a customer signs a contract with a PA, the adjuster takes over all communication and negotiation with the insurance company. At that point, we legally can’t get involved until the PA has completed their work and the claim is settled. Once it’s approved, we step back in to handle the build, replacement, or repairs.

The homeowner can hire any Public Adjuster they choose, but we always recommend using someone experienced and responsive. We’ve worked with a PA who’s been highly successful, someone who calls both the customer and our team back, keeping communication smooth and professional.

If communication breaks down, we’ll still do what we can to make sure the customer isn’t left hanging. But ultimately, the PA runs the show until the insurance side is complete.

At TRS, our goal is always to support the homeowner through the process, whether it’s before, during, or after the claim. Once the PA gets your approval finalized, we take over from there and get the job done right.

📞 Texas Roofing Systems, honest, professional roofing experts working with PAs to protect your home and your claim.