Austin roofing that is inspected, documented and priced on paper before a single shingle moves.
Leaks, hail strikes, wind-lifted shingles, limbs through the decking, roofs that have simply done their twenty summers. Full replacements in architectural and Class 4 shingles, standing-seam metal, flat and low-slope membranes, inspections and gutters, across Travis, Williamson and Hays counties.
Insured crews · Written price before any work · Hail documentation that fits what Texas law lets a roofer do · Tarp crews on storm nights
- Apr 30 20261.0 in, Sunset Valley and south AustinQuarter-size; bruised shingles more than broken ones. Worth a look within the year.
- Apr 9 20242.5 in, West Lake Hills near MoPac and Far WestBaseball-size, 17 reports in one afternoon. Roofs under that core were replaced by the hundred.
- Sep 24 20233.0 in, West Lake HillsHockey-puck hail. Shingles, skylights and metal both took it.
Not sure whether your street was under one of these? The inspection is free and the photos are yours.
Twelve kinds of roof job between the Hill Country and the Blackland Prairie
Roof repair
Lifted and missing shingles, cracked pipe boots, failed flashing, nail pops and the small jobs that stop a roof becoming a replacement.
Repairs and prices →
Roof replacement
Tear-off to the deck, decking repairs by the sheet, synthetic underlayment, new flashing and vents, and a shingle or metal roof installed to its manufacturer's spec.
Replacement →
Hail and storm damage
Strike counts by slope, photographs with scale, soft-metal evidence, and a plain opinion on whether what is up there is a claim.
Hail work →
Emergency tarping
A limb through the deck or a slope opened by wind gets covered the same night where it is safe to climb, then repaired in daylight.
Emergencies →
Metal roofing
Standing seam in Galvalume and painted steel for Hill Country homes, rainwater collection and anyone done with shingles.
Metal roofs →
Class 4 shingle roofs
Impact-resistant architectural shingles that survive the hail season better and earn a discount with many Texas carriers.
Shingles →
Flat and low-slope roofs
TPO and modified bitumen for the modern builds in Mueller and East Austin and the low-pitch additions on older houses.
Flat roofs →
Roof inspections
Free, with photographs, for a storm, a sale, a purchase or simple peace of mind before the next season.
Inspections →
Gutters and guards
Seamless aluminum gutters sized for Central Texas downpours and guards that cope with live oak catkins and cedar needles.
Gutters →In the wildfire zones, half a roof is the whole roof
Austin adopted a Wildland-Urban Interface Code in 2020 and a stricter 2024 edition that took effect on July 10, 2025. Inside the mapped zones, which follow the greenbelts, the Barton Creek canyons, the Bull Creek and Walnut Creek corridors and the western hills, a roof must be a Class A assembly, valleys need metal flashing over approved underlayment, and section 507.1 says that replacing 50 percent or more of a roof means replacing all of it, under a permit.
That changes a hail job. A roof with two slopes damaged out of four is a partial repair in Pflugerville and a full Class A replacement in a WUI street off Spicewood Springs. The roofer checks the City's map for your address during the inspection and tells you which side of the line you are on before anything is priced.
- April 9, 2020Austin adopts its first Wildland-Urban Interface Code; it takes effect January 1, 2021 and applies inside the city's full- and limited-purpose limits, not the ETJ.
- January 30 to February 3, 2023Winter Storm Mara coats the city in ice. Texas A&M Forest Service estimates 31 percent of Austin's trees damaged; 170,000 tons of limbs come down, many of them onto roofs and gutters.
- September 24, 2023 and April 9, 2024Three-inch and then two-and-a-half-inch hail over West Lake Hills, the two largest stones recorded near the city in this decade.
- July 10, 2025The 2024 edition of the WUI Code takes effect, with the Class A roof requirement and the 50 percent replacement rule that now governs storm repairs in the zones.
Why the phone rings here
Austin passed a million people in 2025 and most of its houses sit under asphalt shingles installed in the building booms of the 1990s, 2000s and 2010s. Those roofs are reaching the end of their life together, in a climate that shortens it.
The law on your roof, in plain words
Your deductible is yours
Texas Business and Commerce Code 27.02 makes it a misdemeanor for a contractor to pay, waive, rebate or offset a deductible. Carriers can demand proof you paid it. A free roof is a red flag.
A roofer is not your adjuster
The Insurance Code bars a roofing contractor from acting as a public adjuster, or advertising that it will, on any property it may roof. We document and meet the adjuster; the claim stays in your hands.
Texas does not license roofers
There is no state roofing license to check. What you can check is insurance: a current certificate of general liability and workers' compensation, which the crews here carry and will send before the inspection.
Four things Austin homeowners notice first
A ring on the ceiling
Usually a pipe boot cracked by UV, a nail pop, or flashing at a chimney or wall. Rarely the shingle field itself. Cheap when found early.
Leaks →Dents in the soft metals
Gutters, downspouts, AC fins and the mailbox take dents before shingles show bruises. If they are dented, the roof needs a look.
Hail →Granules by the handful
Shingles shed granules all their life, but a gutter full after a storm, or bare black patches on the slope, means the roof is aging out.
Roof life →
Limbs on the roof
Live oaks shed in ice storms and in drought. A limb that has rested on the shingles for a season has worn through them. Get it off and the spot checked.
Storm limbs →From the first call to the last nail picked up
The call
Picked up at any hour. Address, number, what the roof is doing. A roofer rings back to book the inspection, usually within a day, faster after a storm.
The inspection
On the roof and in the attic. Every slope photographed, strikes chalked and counted, the WUI map checked for the address. Free, and the photos are yours.
The sheet
A written, itemized price: materials by name, decking per sheet, flashing, vents, permit if one applies, disposal, the warranty in writing. Good for 30 days.
The job
Most replacements are one day. Tear-off, deck repairs, dry-in, install, cleanup with a magnetic sweep, then a walk-around with the photos before the crew leaves.