Recon Construction Group LLC

08/26/2026

As a retired combat veteran, I have a deep appreciation for the men and women who keep going when they’re exhausted because there’s a job to do and people are depending on them. I know the kind of strength it takes to keep showing up under those conditions, and I’m incredibly grateful for every one of them out there protecting our communities from the Ross fire.

I’ve personally experienced the difference Freedom Wellness + Hydration can make. They’ve helped me after long days working outside in this Texas heat, and I’m grateful they’re able to use what they do to support the men and women working these fires.

It’s been awesome watching our community come together. People have brought water, food, supplies, donated their time and resources, and stepped up however they can. Every bit of it matters.

To all of the firefighters and first responders out there, thank you for everything you’re doing. Stay safe and know there are a whole lot of people behind you.

‼️ Please share this and help get it in front of the crews who could use it.

Our hearts are breaking for everyone around us fighting the fires! We wish there was more we could do to help. If anyone fighting the fires needs hydration, we will come to you, no charge.

If you’re looking for ways to help, this is from a volunteer FD in Possum Kingdom, as of 8:50am: “We are fully supplied. People have donated in droves. What we need now is donations. We have burnt our fire hoses and tires and broke trucks. As this continues I’ll let you know is supplies run low.”

06/27/2026

When it comes to commercial roofing, a TPO fleece-back layover system can provide significant advantages over a standard membrane installation.

One of the biggest benefits is the additional cushioning provided by the fleece backing. The fleece helps absorb minor irregularities in the existing roof surface, reducing the likelihood of the membrane being damaged by small imperfections below. This can be especially beneficial when installing over an existing roof system that qualifies for a layover.

Fleece-back TPO systems also offer increased puncture resistance compared to standard TPO membranes. Commercial roofs often experience foot traffic from maintenance personnel, HVAC technicians, and other contractors. The added thickness and durability can help the roof withstand everyday wear and tear.

Another advantage is improved hail resistance. While no roofing system is completely hail-proof, the fleece backing helps absorb impact energy, providing an extra layer of protection against storm-related damage.

In many situations, a fleece-back layover can also reduce disruption to building operations by eliminating the need for a complete tear-off, saving time while still providing a durable, long-lasting roofing solution.

As with any commercial roofing project, a thorough inspection is critical to determine if a layover is appropriate. Existing moisture, deteriorated insulation, drainage concerns, and substrate conditions should always be evaluated before proceeding.

At Recon Construction Group, we believe every roofing system should be designed around the building’s specific needs. Understanding the advantages and limitations of each system helps property owners make informed decisions that protect their investment for years to come.

06/15/2026

A roofing system is designed to work together as a complete system, not as a collection of mismatched materials.

One thing that raises concerns during an inspection is finding multiple types and brands of synthetic underlayment installed on the same roof. While there may be situations where repairs require tying into existing materials, a full roof replacement should typically utilize a consistent underlayment system that complies with manufacturer specifications and project requirements.

Different synthetic felts can have different thicknesses, fastening requirements, walkability characteristics, UV exposure ratings, and installation instructions. Mixing multiple products on the same roof can create inconsistencies in performance and may raise questions about installation quality and material compatibility.

A roof is only as strong as the system beneath the shingles. That’s why proper planning, proper material selection, and proper installation matter. The goal isn’t simply to dry in a roof, it’s to build a roofing system that performs as designed for years to come.

At Recon Construction Group, we believe details matter. Taking the time to install a roof correctly using quality materials and manufacturer-recommended practices helps ensure homeowners receive the protection they’re paying for.

06/10/2026

After a major storm, not all damage is visible from the ground. In fact, some of the most costly roof problems start as minor damage that goes unnoticed until a leak develops months later.

High winds can lift shingles, break seal strips, and damage flashing. Hail can bruise roofing materials, dislodge protective granules, and create weak points that shorten the life of your roof. Many of these issues aren’t obvious without a thorough inspection.

That’s why it’s important to have your roof professionally inspected after severe weather. Identifying damage early can help prevent water intrusion, mold growth, damaged insulation, and costly interior repairs down the road.

A proper inspection isn’t just a quick glance from the ground. It requires getting on the roof or utilizing drone technology to closely examine the roofing system, flashings, vents, gutters, and other critical components.

At Recon Construction Group, we provide free documented roof, attic, and exterior inspections to help homeowners understand the condition of their property after a storm. If your area recently experienced high winds, hail, or severe weather, it may be worth taking a closer look before small problems become major ones.

05/28/2026

As a business owner, there are certain moments that remind you why integrity and hard work matter. Being trusted to reroof a building for a city is one of those moments.

Projects like these carry a different level of responsibility because they impact an entire community. Knowing that the reputation we’ve built led to that trust is something we’re incredibly grateful for.

At Recon Construction Group, we believe quality work, honesty, and doing right by people will always speak louder than flashy sales tactics. Opportunities like this don’t happen overnight, they come from consistently showing up, standing behind your work, and treating every project with care no matter the size.

Grateful for the opportunity, the trust, and everyone who continues to support and recommend us along the way.

Project progress and completion photos coming soon!

05/25/2026

Today, we pause to remember the men and women who gave everything for this country.
As a veteran-owned company, Memorial Day means more to us than just a long weekend. It’s a reminder of the sacrifice, brotherhood, resilience, and courage carried by those who never made it home.

To the fallen heroes, we honor you. To the families carrying their memory every day, we stand with you. And to all who have served beside them, we remember.

Freedom has never been free, and today we reflect with deep gratitude for those who paid the ultimate price so we could live the lives we do today.

From our Recon family to yours, thank you to every Gold Star family and every service member who answered the call.

All gave some, some gave all. 🇺🇸

05/25/2026

One of the best feelings in business is getting a referral from someone who was originally referred to you by another customer. That kind of trust means more than any advertisement ever could.

In today’s world, a lot of people focus on making a quick dollar, but doing what’s right for people will always go further in the long run. Being honest, communicating clearly, and treating homeowners the way you’d want your own family treated builds something money can’t buy—real relationships and trust.

A lot of our growth at Recon Construction Group has come from word of mouth, repeat customers, and referrals from people who experienced firsthand that we genuinely care about helping, not just selling.

We truly appreciate every homeowner who recommends us to their friends, family, and neighbors. That trust never goes unnoticed.

05/18/2026

The honor system doesn’t seem to mean as much to a lot of people anymore, but we still believe it matters.

In this industry, trust is everything. Homeowners trust us with one of their biggest investments, and insurance companies trust that the information being provided is accurate and honest. At Recon Construction Group, we believe in doing business the right way even when nobody is watching.

That means being honest about damages, honest about repairs, and honest about what a homeowner truly needs. Sometimes that means telling someone their roof can be repaired instead of replaced. Sometimes it means explaining that the damage isn’t storm related. Integrity matters, even when it doesn’t benefit you financially in the moment.

Ironically, that honor system is one of the biggest reasons we continue to grow through referrals. Homeowners remember honesty. Adjusters remember professionalism. People remember when they were treated fairly and not pressured.

Doing the right thing may not always be the fastest way to grow, but it builds something much stronger over time. Trust, reputation, and long-term relationships.

That’s the standard we’ll continue to stand on at Recon Construction Group.

05/13/2026

Continuing education is extremely important in any field, especially in roofing and construction where materials, installation methods, and industry standards are constantly evolving. The more knowledge you gain, the better you’re able to serve and protect the people trusting you with their homes.

I’m grateful to have officially passed my 5-year Haag certification renewal. For me, this isn’t just about a certification—it’s about continuing to grow my understanding of roofing systems, storm damage, installation methods, and material performance so I can better help homeowners make informed decisions.

There’s always more to learn, and I believe staying educated is part of doing right by people. The goal is never just to ‘sell a roof.’ It’s to truly understand the system, identify issues properly, and help homeowners protect one of their biggest investments.

Knowledge matters. Details matter. Doing things the right way matters.

05/10/2026

Hey Texas! There’s a significant severe weather and flash flood threat for your Mother’s Day forecast.⚡️

Primary risks include damaging winds, large hail, rain, flooding, and possible tornadoes.

Have a plan, stay informed, and follow directions of local officials.