Building permits by First Colony Roofing
| Trade | Permits | Last 12 mo | Usual filed value | vs trade | Active | Evidence | List position |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Roofing | 45 | 4 | — | — | Feb 2024 – Jul 2026 | Strong | — |
| Addition & Patio Cover | 6 | 3 | — | — | Nov 2024 – Sep 2026 | Limited | #3 of 157 |
| Siding | 3 | 2 | — | — | May 2025 – Jun 2026 | Limited | — |
| Electrical | 2 | 0 | — | — | Jan 2025 – Jul 2025 | Limited | — |
| Remodel & Repair | 2 | 1 | — | — | Mar 2024 – May 2026 | Limited | — |
List position: where the firm lands on the Sugar Land comparison for that trade at default settings (or at a typical budget), among firms without a license problem. It's a match score from public records, not a quality rating.
Filed value is what was written on the permit, not a quote or final bill. Some jobs never need a permit.
License
- Status on the license recordNo license to match: the license file we hold for Sugar Land, TX covers other trades, and roofing firms here almost never match it (3 of 604). Plumbers are licensed by the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners (not linked here); roofers, foundation, pool and general contractors need no state license. Ask the firm which license or registration it holds and check it with the issuing office.
- Check it yourselfTexas TDLR license search
Complaints, lawsuits and the permit record
Our record covers building permits, not complaints or court cases. In Sugar Land, TX, First Colony Roofing pulled 58 permits 2024–2026; about 9% of those old enough to judge reached completion, and 39 of 41 permits a year or more old are still open. To check complaints and lawsuits, search Texas TDLR (Texas TDLR license search), BBB complaints for First Colony Roofing and Fort Bend County court records.
We never say whether a complaint or lawsuit exists: we do not hold those records.
Questions
- How many permits has First Colony Roofing pulled in Sugar Land, TX?58 matching permits between Feb 2024 and Sep 2026, 10 of them in the last 12 months.
- What work does First Colony Roofing do?By permit count: Roofing, Addition & Patio Cover, Siding.
- Is First Colony Roofing licensed?No license to match: the license file we hold for Sugar Land, TX covers other trades, and roofing firms here almost never match it (3 of 604); check Texas TDLR license search. Plumbers are licensed by the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners (not linked here); roofers, foundation, pool and general contractors need no state license. Ask the firm which license or registration it holds and check it with the issuing office.
- Are there complaints or lawsuits against First Colony Roofing?Our record covers building permits, not complaints or court cases. In Sugar Land, TX, First Colony Roofing pulled 58 permits 2024–2026; about 9% of those old enough to judge reached completion, and 39 of 41 permits a year or more old are still open. To check complaints and lawsuits, search Texas TDLR (Texas TDLR license search), BBB complaints for First Colony Roofing and Fort Bend County court records.
- Are there reviews of First Colony Roofing in Sugar Land, TX?We do not collect reviews. What we hold is the public permit record: First Colony Roofing pulled 58 permits in Sugar Land, TX from Feb 2024 to Sep 2026, about 9% finished. For reviews, see the firm’s BBB profile or Google listing, and check them against this record.
Where First Colony Roofing works
The ZIP codes where First Colony Roofing filed the most of its 58 permits on homes in Sugar Land, counted at each property's ZIP code. A ZIP code opens every permit we track there and the most active firms in each trade.
Similar roofers in Sugar Land
The 5 roofers closest to First Colony Roofing's 45 roofing permits. Similar volume, not similar quality.
- Hudson Bay Construction · 48 permits
- Reign Roofing · 42 permits
- Fusion Restoration Services · 39 permits
- Roof Squad · 37 permits
- M&M Roofing · 36 permits
Compare First Colony Roofing with other Sugar Land roofing contractors
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Source: public permit records (Sugar Land), matched by contractor name. How the records work. Something wrong? Firms can request a correction.