Droddy Roofing

27/06/2026

26/06/2026

Roof we just finished up for the Solis family!
Thank you for trusting us with protecting your home with a new roof!

Droddy Roofing
409-543-4685

25/06/2026

Droddy Roofing is offering $500 off a full reroof to the first person to choose Tamko Storm Fighter Flex for us to install.

21/06/2026

Call Droddy Roofing! 409-543-4685

20/06/2026

Fun Facts about roofing in Southeast Texas.

1. About 5-8 of the local roofing companies are owned by real roofers who have spent their lives in the industry with actual hands on experience and knowledge.

2. Only about 3 of these companies still are operated by the owners and are truly able to diagnose, identify, and correct any issues that you may have, all the others are playing guessing games.

3. That puts about 95% of the companies owned by salespeople or contractors who have little to ZERO experience in this industry.

4. A roof is not a side hustle, the roof protects your whole investment.
You need experts who can give real answers and information, and provide the right quality material and workmanship you deserve.

5. There is no such thing as a free roof. If someone is offering to have your insurance pay for your roof without you paying your deductible and you follow through with it, the you both just committed insurance fraud.

Please do your homework.
Don’t fall for all the marketing gimmicks.

Ask the right questions and do the right comparisons.

1. How much installation experience does the owner have?

2. Compare prices and estimates apples to apples.

3. How long has the company been in business?

Some people start LLCs years before they even start operating the business to deceive the public that they are vested in the community.

I say all this because of the amount of jobs that I’m going to where companies are trying to get customers to commit insurance fraud.
I’m also going behind companies that are price gouging and not giving accurate information to customers because they don’t have the knowledge needed and they work off of commission, so the goal for them is to keep the margins high and do full replacements.

This is long winded but we genuinely care for our customers and our community.

If you want REAL ANSWERS YOU CAN TRUST, call DRODDY ROOFING!!

20/06/2026

Call Today for your free consultation and estimate! Repair or total replacement, no job is too big or too small!

409-543-4685

18/06/2026

It’s an honor to sponsor the school my whole family attended growing up! We still have a Droddy there also. We look forward to many more years of sponsorship for PNG Athletics

PHOTO OF THE WEEK: Our Photos of the Week this year were powered by Droddy Roofing.

And here it is, folks. Our LAST Photo of the Week for 2025-26.

The Photo of the Week for the Week of May 29 was shot by NDN Press photographer Timothy Jones (‘28).

Timothy shot this photo during the PNG Indians Baseball team’s Regional Final series with Kingwood Park on Saturday, May 23.

The severe weather threat that altered our graduation ceremony found a way to also affect the playoff series that week.

The day after graduation, the varsity baseball team played in a re-scheduled, Friday evening double-header at Crosby, where the two teams split a pair, forcing a deciding Game 3 on Saturday.

With storms forecasted to linger in the afternoon, the teams agreed to move Game 3 to Lufkin.

With two outs in the bottom of the 2nd inning, and Kingwood Park up 2-0, their batter sent a ball sky high into foul territory, where third baseman Eli Curtis (’26) and catcher Logan Asebedo (’27) rushed toward it.

Curtis was able to get under it to make the play, diving as he did, and as the ball entered his glove, it hit the ground, causing the ball to pop out.

Snapping away on the frenzied action, Timothy captured the moment the Curtis twisted around and attempted to secure the loose ball with his bare hand, with Asebedo also making a dive for it.

Unfortunately, neither would be able to grasp it as it landed foul to extend the at-bat.

The Indians would get out of the inning two pitches later as Mason West (’29) caught a pop fly to shallow right field.

The 2-0 lead proved all the Panthers would need as PNG fell, 5-1 to end the series and their season, giving all it could in a battle to the end.

Way to go, Timothy!! 📸💜

As for Photos of the Week, we thank you for following along, again. We will be back to begin a new year with new shots once activity picks back up in late July.

And we cannot wait to get going. 😎