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Travis · Williamson · Hays
Austin is home. We have been at 2506 S. Lamar Blvd for years, and Central Texas is where our record runs deepest.
HQ market
The Austin roofing reality
This is where our record runs deepest.
Central Texas roofing is a hail-and-heat problem. The Hill Country's steep, wooded pitches — heavy to clay tile, standing-seam metal and slate on the west side, architectural asphalt on the flatter east — sit directly under one of the most active hail corridors in the country. Three significant hail events in under three years (September 2023, May 2024 and May 2025) mean many Austin roofs carry cumulative impact damage on progressively weakened shingles, the kind a single-event inspection misses. Add relentless UV and attic heat load, and material choice and ventilation matter as much here as the shingle itself.
Every neighborhood
Grouped by county — each links to a full local page with cost ranges, materials, storm history and FAQs. This is the crawlable index that gets every leaf indexed.
78704 covers Zilker, Bouldin and SoCo — 1920s–50s bungalows next to teardown-rebuild infill, on…
View South Austin roofing 78746 Westlake78746 runs to clay tile and standing-seam metal on steep wooded Hill Country pitches; a large…
View Westlake roofing 78703 Tarrytown1920s–50s homes and luxury rebuilds carry slate, tile and standing seam under a mature tree…
View Tarrytown roofing 78751 Hyde ParkAustin's first suburb sits inside two National Register districts, so historic review can…
View Hyde Park roofing 78723 MuellerThe metro's newest stock (2007+) includes low-slope modern sections with heavy…
View Mueller roofing 78734 LakewayLake Travis homes span 1970s–80s stock to new luxury on steep terraced lots, where staging and…
View Lakeway roofing 78660 PflugervilleRapid growth on reactive clay soils means ground movement telegraphs into roof-plane and…
View Pflugerville roofing 78738 Bee CavePost-2000 master-planned communities like Falconhead and Spanish Oaks are hitting end-of-life…
View Bee Cave roofing 78704 Barton Hills1940s+ mid-century ranches on hilly, densely oak-shaded lots off Barton Skyway — access is…
View Barton Hills roofing 78732 Steiner RanchA planned community on the ridgeline between two lakes, Steiner Ranch carries high wind and…
View Steiner Ranch roofingThe flat I-35 corridor took the worst of the September 2023 hail with no terrain to break the…
View Round Rock roofing 78613 Cedar ParkLate-90s through 2012 build-out means most Cedar Park roofs are now 15–25 years old — the prime…
View Cedar Park roofing 78628 GeorgetownFrom the Victorian historic district to Sun City's 9,900+ homes, Georgetown mixes…
View Georgetown roofingAustin FAQ
Specific to how we work the Austin market. Mapped to FAQPage schema on this page.
Our Austin service area covers Travis, Williamson and Hays counties — from South Austin and Westlake through Round Rock, Cedar Park, Georgetown, Pflugerville, Buda and Dripping Springs. Our office is at 2506 S. Lamar Blvd.
The flat I-35 corridor — Round Rock, Pflugerville, Georgetown, Cedar Park — took the brunt, with roughly $600 million in insured losses across Travis and Williamson counties. Roofs there frequently carry documented impact damage.
Yes. West-side neighborhoods like Westlake, Lakeway and Dripping Springs run heavily to clay tile and standing-seam metal on steep pitch. We spec, source and install those systems, and verify decking for the added weight of tile.
For most Austin homeowners, yes. Class 4 shingles resist hail better and most Texas carriers discount the premium for them — a strong bridge between the up-front cost and the insurance side, especially on hail-corridor streets.
Free inspection
A Sprout inspector photographs every slope and emails the report the same day. No upsell, no pressure — just an honest roof assessment.