Pintail Roofing, LLC

08/13/2026

A+ Rating from the Better Business Bureau. Locally owned Shreveport/Bossier roofing company offering roof inspections, estimates, evaluations, and replacements.

08/08/2026

Somewhere in Arkansas.....WoooooooPig!!

07/22/2026

Big things are happening at Nanapuddins Antique Mall in Homer!

We’re excited to share that our historic building is getting a brand-new roof!

This project was made possible thanks in part to a Paul Bruhn Historic Revitalization Subgrant, and we’re incredibly grateful to Main Street Homer for helping make this investment in downtown Homer possible.

A huge thank you to Pintail Roofing, LLC for the quality workmanship and professionalism they’ve brought to this project. We appreciate your care in helping preserve this historic building for years to come.

To our wonderful customers - thank you for your patience while the work is underway. We know the extra noise and activity can be a little disruptive, and we truly appreciate your understanding as we make these improvements.

This new roof helps protect not only our store, but a small piece of downtown Homer’s history. We’re excited for what’s ahead!

05/23/2026

It was a great day! Another roof completed and it turned out perfect. We’re truly grateful for the opportunity to help homeowners across the Ark-La-Tex recover from the recent hail storms, and thankful for the work entrusted to us through State Farm claims. Blessed, busy, and ready for the next one!

05/14/2026

Not all chimney flashing is created equal—and it’s not something you can just “make work” with off-the-shelf materials.

What you’re looking at here is custom-bent chimney flashing, fabricated specifically for the structure it’s going on. Every chimney has its own dimensions, pitch, and tie-in points, and getting this right is what separates a temporary fix from a long-term, watertight system.

The real question is:
When something doesn’t look right on a job… will it be recognized?

Will your roofer know the difference between what works and what doesn’t?
Will it be caught before installation?
And just as important—will it be communicated clearly between the field and the project manager so it gets handled the right way?

That level of awareness and communication is what protects your home in the long run.

Details matter. And on a roof, they matter more than most people realize.

If you’ve got questions about your roof or flashing details around penetrations like chimneys, I’m always glad to take a look and give you straight answers.

Warmest regards,
Matt Parmelee

05/11/2026

Starting the week off the right way — up on a roof first thing Monday morning with the adjuster, and we’ve already got this one approved. That’s how you like to kick things off.

After a great Mother’s Day weekend, it feels even better getting back at it and helping homeowners get taken care of the right way.

We hope all the mothers out there had the kind of weekend they deserved — relaxing, appreciated, and full of love.

If your roof took a hit from recent storms, I’m here to help you navigate the process and make sure you’re treated fairly.

05/03/2026

04/30/2026

That storm rolled through and left its mark on a lot of homes out here.

If you’re seeing shingles in the yard, dark spots on your roof, or just have that gut feeling something isn’t right — it’s worth taking a closer look.

I’m out in the neighborhoods today helping homeowners assess what kind of damage they may have and walking them through their options. I’ll help you understand what you’re looking at, whether it makes sense to involve your insurance, and what the next steps should be.

If you want a straightforward, experienced set of eyes on your roof, I’m here to help.

Feel free to message me or stop me if you see me in the area.

Warmest regards,
Matt Parmelee
Pintail Roofing and Construction Group LLC
Tel: 318-780-2315
Work Cell: 318-610-8652
Email: [email protected]
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/matt.parmelee2.

04/29/2026

Severe storm warning is in effect for Caddo, Bossier, Webster and Claiborne parishes. Hail and gusty winds are the problems. Movement is east at 45 mph. Stay tuned to KTBS 3 and KPXJ CW 21 for updates.