Texas HomePro

Texas HomePro Do you have an old roof you want to be replaced? Do you need storm damage roofing services? Could be just as simple as a small repair.
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Roofing and Home Remodeling Contractors
Mold - Water - Fire Remediation
AMRT,FSRT, WRT & ASD CERT #70175048
IICRC Certified Firm - #70177567
ATFMRC Certified CERT #1302
EPA Certified Firm - NAT-F273259-1
IKO Certified Installer Whatever the case may be, you can turn to our experts at Texas HomePro for exceptional work. We’re a roofing and home remodeling contractor serving residential and comme

rcial clients in Killeen, TX, and surrounding areas. When you need a roofing specialist or a general contractor, you can turn to us at Texas HomePro. We happily offer whole-home remodeling services as well, no matter how big or small. Call (512)-540-4050 today to set up your project consultation. While you’re on the phone ask us about our various financing options. Owner acknowledges that Contractor is not a Public Insurance Adjuster and is not providing or offering to provide any Public Insurance Adjusting Services in connection with this Contract.

08/03/2026

For the past several weeks, Texas HomePro, our family, and our employees have been the target of an ongoing campaign of harassment, false accusations, and personal attacks across social media, not just against the company but also the families and wives of ownership.

We have remained quiet because we believed that social media is not the proper outlet for disputes and didn’t want to entertain gossip as well as gathering evidence. Unfortunately, the harassment has only escalated, causing employees, customers and our partners to be negatively impacted.

This weekend, two terminated ex-employees illegally trespassed on our business property without our permission and removed a company trailer and materials. One of these individuals had previously attempted to buy into Texas HomePro for an ownership stake but did not uphold that agreement. We have documented the incident and are cooperating fully with law enforcement. Out of respect for that process, and because the criminal investigation is ongoing, we will not be discussing the details publicly at this time, nor do we believe that social media is the proper outlet. They have also made countless posts in Facebook groups that have been documented and sent to legal counsel and the proper authorities. Their goal is to cause a “run on the bank” situation. They have not filed any legal documents or official complaints to our knowledge.

We understand there are two sides to every story, which is exactly why we believe these matters should be handled through the proper legal channels — not Facebook. In a civilized society, if adults have a dispute, then you go through the court system, not make threats of violence, lying, intimidation, harassment, blackmail, slander, corporate espionage and theft. And you definitely do not involve families.
To set a few things straight: Texas HomePro has been in business since 2019 and held an office inside Copperas Cove city limits for over 3 years. We have served approximately 400-500 customers per year. We have also donated time and materials to many veterans groups and local communities for years in an attempt to give back to the community. We have won many awards and have hundreds of five-star reviews online. No one is committing fraud, and that is a disgusting allegation. Our lease is up at our office in Copperas Cove and the owner wishes to sell the building, which is his right to do so. That doesn’t mean that we are going out of business, that just means that we may not be in that building. Also, we have completed every municipal project that we were awarded except for a few things at the Courthouse, which will be installed later this week, and then we will be done there as well. Call the city and ask if you’d like.

Anyone is more than welcome to visit our office or call in and schedule an in-person meeting or phone call with ownership if you’d like more information. We are not hiding — our names are Joshua Beal and Dwayne Beal, and most of our customers have dealt with us directly. We are a small family-owned business trying to provide income for our families, paid sick leave, paid vacation, a livable wage and PTO time for our employees in an industry where those things are very rare, as well as providing a valuable service to our communities. Are we perfect? No. But are we scammers? Absolutely not. You cannot be in business since 2019 and have tons of repeat customers and referrals by doing bad business. We have had over 100 employees over the years, and only 4 have quit since inception, which is an extremely low turnover rate. Do we owe someone money? Of course. So do you. And we are owed as well. That’s business.

To our customers, subcontractors, and community: Texas HomePro is still here. We are continuing to serve our customers, complete projects, and honor our commitments. We appreciate those who have reached out with support and those who have waited to hear directly from us before forming an opinion.
This will be our only public statement on these matters while they are being addressed through the appropriate channels. We have been in communication with the authorities, and they are handling this situation with professionalism.
Thank you to everyone who has continued to support our family, our employees and our business.
Copperas Cove Police Department City of Copperas Cove - Municipal Government Copperas Cove Chamber of Commerce

If your July bill came in higher than June with the same thermostat setting, something is leaking — and it isn't water.I...
07/18/2026

If your July bill came in higher than June with the same thermostat setting, something is leaking — and it isn't water.

In Central Texas, the four most common culprits we find on an energy audit:

→ Attic insulation that's settled below code (R-30 acting like R-15)
→ Unsealed top plates and recessed-light cans pulling conditioned air straight into a 140° attic
→ A return-air duct loose at the plenum, breathing attic heat into the system
→ Old single-pane windows on a west-facing wall

Fix the leaks and your existing AC suddenly has enough capacity. No one talks about it because there's nothing to sell on the showroom floor.

We run complimentary virtual inspections inside our Central Texas service area. Comment AUDIT or DM us your zip — we'll tell you where to start.

One contractor. Eleven trades.Homeowners are often surprised to learn that the same Texas HomePro crew handling a roof c...
07/16/2026

One contractor. Eleven trades.

Homeowners are often surprised to learn that the same Texas HomePro crew handling a roof can also rebuild the kitchen under it. Here's what we cover, in-house:

Roofing • Framing • Electrical • HVAC • Plumbing • Flooring • Siding • Custom Carpentry • Full Home Additions • Whole-Home Remodels • IICRC-Certified Mitigation & Reconstruction

No subcontractor shell games. One project manager. One number to call when something needs to be added, fixed, or finished: (512) 540-4050.

Almost every house we walk in Central Texas has the same room: the bedroom over the garage that is always four degrees w...
07/15/2026

Almost every house we walk in Central Texas has the same room: the bedroom over the garage that is always four degrees warmer in July and four degrees colder in January.

It is not your imagination, and it is not your thermostat. Here is what is happening under the floor:

A garage ceiling has very little insulation by code, often just R-19 batts that have slumped after 20 years. Below that ceiling is an unconditioned space that bakes to 115°F by 4 p.m. in July. That heat radiates up through your floor while your A/C is pushing 72°F down from the vents. The room loses every time.

The fix is not a bigger A/C. It is closed-cell spray foam under the floor of that room (technically the ceiling of the garage), 3 inches minimum. We have done this in Killeen homes where the bedroom dropped 6°F by the next afternoon.

If this is your house, call (512) 540-4050 for a complimentary inspection. We will measure both rooms with a laser thermometer and tell you, on paper, what the fix would cost.

"Great work! They installed a vent for my over-the-range microwave with custom wood work that matched my existing cabine...
07/14/2026

"Great work! They installed a vent for my over-the-range microwave with custom wood work that matched my existing cabinets perfectly. Highly recommend." — Luisito B., Custom Carpentry

We love a big remodel, but some of the most satisfying calls are the small custom carpentry jobs — a match that has to be perfect because it's right next to the original it's matching.

Thanks Luisito.

Mid-July in Central Texas. The radar has been quiet for a week. History says it won't stay that way.A fifteen-minute hom...
07/13/2026

Mid-July in Central Texas. The radar has been quiet for a week. History says it won't stay that way.

A fifteen-minute homeowner walkaround that has saved our customers real money:

1. Stand on the ground on all four sides of the house. Look up at the gutter line. Any sag, any dark stain running down the fascia, any missing paint, note the spot.
2. Walk under every downspout. Where does the water actually go? If it dumps within three feet of the foundation, you have your afternoon project.
3. Check the AC condensate drain. Cap on the vertical PVC pipe outside your unit. Pour a cup of water in. If it doesn't run out the primary line, your float switch is your only backup and it will trip on the next humid day.
4. Look at every window well and the base of every exterior door. Any dirt or grass jammed against the weep holes gets pulled out today.
5. Ceiling stains, even faint ones, get photographed with today's date. That's your baseline if a storm hits.

Fifteen minutes. Zero dollars. Skips one bad Monday later this summer.

Complimentary virtual inspections if any of those five turned up something ugly. (512) 540-4050.

Mid-July is when Central Texas remembers it can rain sideways.Five things to do this week before the next system rolls i...
07/13/2026

Mid-July is when Central Texas remembers it can rain sideways.

Five things to do this week before the next system rolls in:

1. Walk the perimeter — look up at the roof edges from the yard, not the curb. Lifted shingles show better from below.
2. Clear the downspouts — a single oak twig at the elbow turns a gutter into a swimming pool.
3. Check the attic after the first hard rain — dark stains on the decking mean water is already getting in.
4. Trim limbs that touch the roof — wind-driven branches strip shingles faster than hail does.
5. Save our number — (512) 540-4050. Storm response is 24/7.

A close look at why we still hand-pick the slab.Every natural stone is a one-time geologic event — the veining in this C...
07/12/2026

A close look at why we still hand-pick the slab.

Every natural stone is a one-time geologic event — the veining in this Calacatta started forming under pressure 100 million years ago. We send our project leads to the slab yard with the client because a photo can't tell you which piece will read like a thunderstorm and which will read like a calm sea.

The wall behind the range was bookmatched on site. The cut tells you which one this is.

Central Texas, quick one for the group.A Belton homeowner asked us this week: 'Why is my kitchen floor always cold on th...
07/12/2026

Central Texas, quick one for the group.

A Belton homeowner asked us this week: 'Why is my kitchen floor always cold on the north side of the house and hot on the south side, in July?'

She's on a pier-and-beam. The south side gets 6 hours of direct sun on the exterior wall, the crawlspace vents on that side breathe superheated air all afternoon, and the sub-floor there has an inch less insulation than the north bays. Physics, not a defect.

The fix isn't fancy: encapsulate the crawlspace, add a proper v***r barrier and rim-joist air seal, and re-insulate the underside of the sub-floor. Same house, evener floors, lower bill.

Got a weird comfort mystery in your home? Drop it in the comments. We'll answer real ones this week.

We got a text at 9:14 p.m. last Tuesday from a first-time mom in Harker Heights.Her baby is due in three weeks. The nurs...
07/11/2026

We got a text at 9:14 p.m. last Tuesday from a first-time mom in Harker Heights.

Her baby is due in three weeks. The nursery sits over the garage, the hottest room in any Texas house, and they had just realized there was no ceiling fan.

Our electrician was at her door at 7:30 the next morning with a quiet-rated 52-inch fan, a remote, and the right fan-rated box for the existing junction.

Forty minutes later the room moved air for the first time. She sent us a photo of the crib, just made up, the fan on low above it. We are putting that one on the office wall.

If your house has a room that is always four degrees warmer, that is fixable. Not next month. This week. (512) 540-4050.

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401 W BUS 190
Copperas Cove, TX
76513

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 7pm
Tuesday 9am - 7pm
Wednesday 9am - 7pm
Thursday 9am - 7pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 4pm
Sunday 9am - 4pm

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+15125404050

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