Residential roof replacement · August–September 2026
Bellefontaine
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Project record
Work on the record since 2022
Ledger Roofing is the same company that has operated in Texas since 2022 as Property Plus Construction. The name changed; the crews, the leadership and the project record did not. Everything below was performed by this company under Stacy Landis Sr.
- 2022
- Operating since
- 4
- States and metros served
- 100%
- Jobs closed out with photo documentation
- 2
- Offices: Overland Park + Houston
Selected work
Commercial, new construction and residential
Representative project imagery for the Texas record that the Kansas City operation is built on. Actual field photos from recent residential jobs appear below.
COMMERCIAL · HUMBLE, TX
Department of Public Safety roof replacements
Low-slope roof replacements on occupied Department of Public Safety facilities, sequenced around continuous operations with daily progress documentation and a closeout record for the facility file.
NEW CONSTRUCTION · EL PASO, TX
Burlington Coat Factory new-construction roof
New-construction low-slope roof system on a big-box retail build, coordinated with the general contractor's schedule, rooftop mechanical trades and inspection milestones.
RESIDENTIAL · HOUSTON · COLLEGE STATION · SPRING, TX
Dozens of residential roof replacements
Full tear-off and architectural shingle replacements across Houston, College Station and Spring, each with deck inspection, ventilation correction and a photo record delivered to the homeowner.
MULTIFAMILY · TEXAS
Occupied multifamily roof work
Phased roof work on occupied multifamily properties with resident notice, daily site control and building-by-building condition reporting to ownership.
Client names, logos and site photography are published only with written permission. References are furnished on request.
Field photography
Recent residential replacements
Five documented projects, shown with real jobsite photos from the work.
Residential roof replacement · August 2026
E. 32nd Street
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Residential roof replacement · 2026
Victor
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Residential roof replacement · 2026
3235 Lockridge
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Residential roof replacement · 2026
3245 Lockridge
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Portfolio
Scopes we perform repeatedly
The same scopes now run out of both the Overland Park and Houston offices.
Commercial and multifamily portfolio
COMMERCIAL
Low-slope membrane replacement
Multi-zone membrane replacement with drainage correction on occupied office buildings.
COMMERCIAL
Storm damage restoration
Documented condition assessment and restoration scope following hail and wind events.
COMMERCIAL
Preventive maintenance programs
Scheduled inspection and repair programs across multiple low-slope roofs.
COMMERCIAL
New-construction roof systems
Roof systems installed on new builds under general-contractor schedules and inspections.
Residential portfolio
RESIDENTIAL
Full shingle replacement
Tear-off and architectural shingle replacement with deck inspection and ventilation correction.
RESIDENTIAL
Storm damage assessment
Documented hail and wind condition assessment with a written repair-versus-replace option set.
RESIDENTIAL
Leak diagnosis and repair
Root-cause diagnosis at chimney and valley details, corrected flashing, and a photo record of the repair.
RESIDENTIAL
Pre-sale roof condition report
Condition documentation and remaining service-life estimate prepared ahead of a home sale.
Proof of work
Every completed job carries documentation
Since 2022 this company has closed out commercial, new-construction, multifamily and residential roofs across Texas, and the same documentation travels to Kansas City. Each completed project has a closeout record: pre-work condition photos, daily progress photos, material and system data, and a final photo set delivered to the owner. Client names, site photography and references are furnished on request and published only with written permission.
Next step
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