General Contractor in Winnie, TX

Building and Repairs in Winnie

Out past the rice fields along Highway 73 and Highway 124, Winnie sits in open coastal prairie with nothing much to slow the wind down, and the Texas Rice Festival brings the whole area together every year. Highway 124 splits off toward Fannett and the rest of southern Jefferson County, while I-10 keeps Winnie connected east toward Beaumont and west toward Houston. Rocha's General Construction builds and repairs fences and patio covers out here, along with roof repair, storm damage repair, and concrete slabs.

We also handle additions, new construction, siding and exterior repair, light commercial work, and painting for homes spread across the open prairie. Every job starts with a free written estimate that spells out labor, materials, and timeline before we start.

Winnie is unincorporated Chambers County, a first-tier coastal county inside the TDI windstorm area, so wind coverage is worth understanding before you plan a roof or fence job here. Chambers County handles floodplain rules for the area, since Winnie itself has no city permit office, and we check what the county requires before work starts, and that covers fences, roofs, and additions alike.

Open coastal prairie around Winnie-Stowell means less to break the wind, and Ike brought damage through here in 2008. Rice farm country like this sees more fence and outbuilding damage than most. A lot of what we build or repair in Winnie sits on open ground with nothing around it, so wind load is part of nearly every conversation before work starts. Hurricane season runs June 1 through November 30, and wind off the Gulf Coast is a bigger factor out here than it is closer to Beaumont, with open fields offering little to slow it down.

Winnie is about half an hour from Beaumont on I-10. Reach out for a free written estimate on a fence or roof.