
Roofing Houston County, AL
Roofing Houston County AL homeowners trust for residential replacement, repair, and metal roofing — serving Dothan and all 11 surrounding communities since 1991.
Roofing Houston County AL — Every Community, One Standard
Roofing Houston County AL homeowners rely on MAC Construction, headquartered in Dothan and serving all 12 incorporated communities across the county since 1991 — Dothan, Ashford, Taylor, Kinsey, Rehobeth, Cowarts, Webb, Cottonwood, Columbia, Avon, Gordon, and Madrid. Every service is available: replacement, repair, metal roofing, storm damage, gutters, and insurance claim support, all with the same binding written quote and 5-year workmanship warranty regardless of which community you're in.
Page Summary — Last Verified August 2026
MAC Construction has served Houston County — our home county — since 1991, with the same team, pricing, and warranty terms in every community, not just Dothan.
- Headquartered in Houston County since 1991 — no travel fee anywhere in the county
- Every service available: replacement, repair, metal, storm damage, gutters, commercial
- Same binding written quote and 5-year workmanship warranty in every community
Figures from MAC Construction's own 2026 job records and the live Google Business Profile (4.9★, 106 reviews), verified August 2026.
Roofing Houston County AL Since 1991 — Not a Franchise
Stephen McDuffie founded MAC Construction here in Houston County in 1991 — this isn't a territory MAC expanded into, it's home. Established February 9, 1903 from parts of Dale, Geneva, and Henry counties, Houston County is Alabama's youngest county, and Dothan has been our headquarters for the entirety of our 34 years.
"Houston County isn't just where our office is — it's every storm we've responded to, every neighbor whose roof we've walked, for 34 straight years. Cowarts gets the same crew as Dothan. Madrid gets the same warranty as Gordon."
Whether it's a home in downtown Dothan or a farmhouse outside Madrid, the process is the same: honest inspection, binding written quote, and a 5-year workmanship warranty signed at completion.

AL License #30154 · Est. 1991
Every Roofing Service — Houston County, AL
Pick what fits, or call and we'll figure it out together.
Complete tear-off and installation, anywhere in the county.
See replacement details →Leak repair, flashing, storm damage — most repairs in one visit.
See repair options →Standing seam and metal shingle systems, 40-70 year lifespan.
See metal options →Flat, metal, and sloped systems for county businesses.
See commercial details →Documentation and adjuster coordination for your claim.
See storm damage help →24/7 dispatch for active leaks and storm damage.
Get emergency help →Every Houston County Community We Serve
Established in 1903 from parts of Dale, Geneva, and Henry counties — Alabama's youngest county, and our home since 1991.
These smaller communities don't each have their own dedicated page — this page is your resource whether you're in Gordon, Madrid, Columbia, or anywhere else in the county.

Gordon, population 301, gets the same crew, quote, and warranty as any Dothan address — no community is too small.

Formed in 1903 from parts of three older counties, Houston County's smaller towns still carry that agricultural heritage today.

Whether you're 5 minutes from our office or out past Columbia, pricing and scheduling stay the same.
Storm Damage Documentation, Done Right
The difference between a claim that gets approved in full and one that gets lowballed often comes down to documentation.
Insurance carriers don't approve claims based on opinions — they approve them based on photos that prove scope. Industry-standard practice, reflected in field-adjuster manuals used by risk management offices, calls for a systematic approach to every damaged area: a wide context photo showing where the damage is on the roof, a mid-range photo showing the specific feature clearly, and a close-up showing the actual damage. Skip any one of the three, and an adjuster reviewing the file later has no way to verify what they're looking at.
For hail claims specifically, the standardized assessment unit is a 10-by-10-foot "test square" — exactly 100 square feet, or one roofing square. On each slope that would have been exposed to the storm, we mark a representative test square, count and photograph every hail hit with a coin or ruler for scale, and document the results by slope. Carriers commonly look for a functional-damage threshold before approving full replacement, and having our own count ready before the adjuster arrives means there's a clear basis for comparison rather than a dispute.
The single biggest factor in how a claim resolves is often whether the contractor is on the roof with the adjuster during the actual inspection. An adjuster working alone can only find what they discover in the time they have. A contractor who already knows where the damage is — because we inspected first — can guide that walkthrough, and when counts differ, resolve it in real time instead of after the fact through an appeal.
What this means practically: every storm damage inspection we perform in Houston County is documented to this standard before you ever file a claim — and we coordinate directly with your adjuster's visit whenever possible, because a claim reviewed together is a claim that gets resolved fairly the first time.
Storm Claim Myths vs. Facts
"I should wait for the adjuster to inspect before calling a roofer."
Having your own documentation ready before the adjuster's visit — and having your contractor present during the inspection — consistently leads to more accurate outcomes than a solo adjuster walkthrough.
"A few close-up photos of the worst damage is enough documentation."
Close-ups without wide context photos leave adjusters unable to verify location. The standard is wide, mid-range, and close-up together for every damaged area.
"Any amount of hail damage means a full roof replacement claim."
Carriers assess damage density using standardized test squares. The count and pattern across multiple slopes — not a single hit — determines whether a claim supports full replacement or targeted repair.
Roofing Cost — Houston County AL, 2026
No travel surcharge anywhere in the county — Gordon and Madrid pricing matches Dothan.
- Most repairs, one visit
- Standard 2,000 sqft home
- 40–70 year lifespan
- Enhancify financing
Every MAC Construction quote is binding — the price quoted is the price invoiced, anywhere in Houston County. Storm damage claims are documented to full carrier standard before you file, at no extra charge.
Why Houston County Homeowners Choose MAC Construction
We've relied on this county since 1991 as much as it's relied on us.
Wide, mid-range, and close-up photos on every damaged area, plus test squares for hail — done to carrier standard.
The price you're quoted is the price you pay — no surprise charges added mid-project.
The same team of 15 handles every Houston County job — not a rotating subcontracted crew.
Every project backed by a signed workmanship warranty, plus the manufacturer's material warranty.
How We Work Across Houston County
Call & Schedule
334-726-6401 — same-day scheduling, no travel charge anywhere in the county.
Free Inspection
We walk your roof and document thoroughly, whether it's a routine check or storm damage.
Binding Written Quote
Scope, material, and price specified in writing within 24 hours.
The Work Itself
Our own team of 15 — same standard whether you're in Dothan or Madrid.
Final Walkthrough & Warranty
Signed 5-year written workmanship warranty in hand.
Recent Work in Gordon, Houston County
A real completed project from Gordon, one of Houston County's smallest communities — proof that small towns get the same standard of work. Scroll through, or click any photo for a full-size view.
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🔍What Houston County Homeowners Say
"After the storm, MAC's inspector was on our roof with the adjuster the same day. They had photos and test squares already done. Claim was approved without any back-and-forth."
"We're in Gordon, about as small a town as it gets around here. MAC treated our job exactly the same as a Dothan address — same crew, same binding quote."
"34 years in this county and it shows. Stephen knew our road before we gave directions. Quality work, honest pricing, no surprises."
Credentials You Can Verify Yourself
Any contractor working on your Houston County roof should carry a valid Alabama license — verifiable free at hblb.alabama.gov. You can also find us on LinkedIn to see our full company profile.
MAC Construction
Dothan, AL 36305
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Roofing Houston County AL — Your Questions Answered
MAC Construction — 4.9★ from 106 Google reviews, Alabama Contractor License #30154, headquartered in Houston County since 1991 with binding written quotes on every project.
Yes. We serve every incorporated community in Houston County at the same pricing and scheduling standard — Dothan, Ashford, Taylor, Kinsey, Rehobeth, Cowarts, Webb, Cottonwood, Columbia, Avon, Gordon, and Madrid.
$9,500 to $28,000 depending on material and home size. Architectural shingles average $9,500-$16,000; standing seam metal ranges $16,000-$28,000.
Wide, mid-range, and close-up photos of every damaged area, plus test square counts for hail claims. We document to full carrier standard during your free inspection, before you ever file.
Every service: replacement, repair, metal roofing, commercial roofing, storm damage and insurance claim support, gutter installation, and free inspections — throughout the entire county.
24/7 emergency response for active leaks and storm damage across the county, with same-day scheduling for most calls made during business hours.
We coordinate directly with your adjuster's visit whenever possible. Being on the roof together means any discrepancy in damage counts gets resolved in real time, not through a later appeal.
Yes. Alabama Contractor License #30154 covers residential and commercial roofing statewide, verifiable at hblb.alabama.gov.
Yes. 0% APR financing through Enhancify is available for qualifying projects anywhere in the county.
A test square is a standardized 10-by-10-foot area used to count hail hits per roof slope. Carriers use this density count, not a single hit, to determine whether a claim supports full replacement or targeted repair.
No. Since we're headquartered in Houston County, there's no travel fee anywhere within the county — the same pricing applies whether you're in downtown Dothan or out past Columbia.
Full Detail on Each Houston County Service
Each of these has its own full guide with pricing and detail.
Our Home County, One Standard Since 1991
Free inspection. Binding written quote. 5-year workmanship warranty. Every community, same standard.
AL License #30154 · 6,000+ Roofs Since 1991 · 4.9★ from 106 Google Reviews