Annual selection
One deserving veteran is selected each year from the letters we receive.
Annual veteran giveaway
A Free Roof for a Veteran Who Served
Every year, Roof Royale awards a free roof replacement to a deserving veteran. As a veteran-owned Texas company, this is our way of standing behind the men and women who stood for us.
Why we do this
Looking after those who looked after all of us.
Service asks a great deal of the people who raise their hand. Roof Royale was founded with a U.S. Army background and a belief that service should continue long after the uniform comes off.
This annual giveaway is not a promotion. It is a practical way to protect the home of a veteran who protected this country—and to remind one member of our community that their service is remembered.
Veteran-owned Texas roofing company Respectful, no-pressure selection process A home-protection gift for one veteran each year
The program
One full roof replacement. No cost to the selected recipient.
Once a year, one veteran in need receives a complete roof replacement at no cost. The focus is simple: protect the home of someone who served this country with honor.
Full roof replacement
The selected recipient receives a complete roof replacement, planned around the home’s documented needs.
Given with respect
There is no sales pitch and no cost to the selected recipient—just a meaningful way to give back.
How to apply or nominate
Tell us about a veteran who could use a stronger roof over their home.
Veterans may submit their own letters. Family members, friends, and community members may submit a letter on behalf of a veteran. We encourage every letter to share the veteran’s service background, the current roof condition, and how a free roof would help.
Roof Royale journal
Why veteran-owned service matters to us
Read the values behind the way Roof Royale serves Texas property owners and gives back to those who served.
Service. Home. Giving back.
A safe home is one more way to honor a life of service.
Know a veteran who needs help protecting their home? Send a letter and help us recognize someone who served.