General Contractor in Silsbee, TX

Building and Repairs in Silsbee

Silsbee grew up as a lumber and railroad town, and tall pines still stand over a lot of the city today. Highway 96 runs straight through downtown, and the railroad still runs through town. Rocha's General Construction handles storm damage repair, roof replacement, and fence rebuilds for the tree damage those pines cause, along with concrete driveways, additions, and remodels.

We also do siding and exterior repair, light commercial work, painting, new construction on rural acreage, and home repairs and wood rot on older frame houses. Every job starts with a free written estimate that spells out labor, materials, and timeline.

Silsbee sits in Hardin County, outside the TDI windstorm area, though storms rolling up from the Gulf Coast still bring damaging wind this far north. The city runs its own permit office, and we check what Silsbee requires before work starts, from a fence to a full roof replacement, and that covers roof work, fences, additions, and new construction on acreage alike.

Rita downed trees across the county in 2005, and tall pines near Big Thicket and Village Creek keep causing tree-on-house and tree-on-fence damage after almost every serious storm since. Silsbee's mix of older frame homes and rural acreage properties means jobs range from a single fence line to a full roof after a tree comes down. High humidity under all those pines rots fascia, trim, and siding bottoms faster than most owners notice. Properties closer to Village Creek and Big Thicket tend to have more tree cover overhead, which is exactly what turns a routine storm into roof and fence repair work. The region sees storm season from June through November, and this far north the bigger risk is usually wind and falling trees rather than flooding.

Silsbee is about 25 minutes from Beaumont up Highway 96, past the edge of Big Thicket country. Reach out for a free written estimate on repair or rebuild work.