Everything a roof in Central Texas needs, from a cracked pipe boot to a new standing-seam roof
Twelve services, each with a page that explains the work, the 2026 price range, and the questions that come up on the inspection. Every one begins with a free look and ends with a written price before anyone agrees to anything.

Roof repair
Missing and lifted shingles, pipe boots, flashing, nail pops, small decking patches, sealed and matched.
Repairs and prices →
Roof replacement
Complete tear-off and a new roof system, shingle or metal, with decking by the sheet and the paperwork a WUI street needs.
Replacement →
Hail and storm damage
Strike counts, photographs with a scale, a candid opinion on the claim, and the repair or replacement that follows.
Hail work →
Leak repair
Water traced from the stain back to its entry, fixed at the source, with the attic checked for what the ceiling hid.
Leaks →
Emergency tarping
Same-night cover for a roof opened by wind or a limb, then a daylight repair at a written price.
Emergencies →
Metal roofing
Standing seam and exposed-fastener panels in Galvalume and Kynar-painted steel, plus repairs to the metal roofs already on Hill Country homes.
Metal →
Class 4 shingle roofs
Impact-resistant architectural shingles, the discount they earn, and the colors that run cooler under a Texas sun.
Shingles →
Flat and low-slope roofs
TPO and modified bitumen on modern homes, additions and porches, with the drainage details that stop ponding.
Flat roofs →
Roof inspections
Free inspections with photographs for storms, sales, purchases and insurance renewals, plus a written letter when one is needed.
Inspections →
Gutters and guards
Seamless aluminum in five- and six-inch profiles, downspouts placed where the water actually goes, guards for oak and cedar debris.
Gutters →
Insurance claim documentation
What a Texas roofer may do for your claim, what the law forbids, and the photo package that gets an adjuster to the same conclusion.
Claims →
Commercial roofing
TPO, modified bitumen and metal on shops, offices, churches and small warehouses, with maintenance plans that catch ponding early.
Commercial →