Storm front moving over a Central Texas rooftop ridge at dusk

Central Texas · Residential roofing

Your roof is the storm line.

The roof is the boundary between a Texas home and changing weather. This site makes that boundary visible. Inspection, storm damage assessment, repair and replacement — with findings you can actually read.

The Storm Line Pass

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Before the sky changes.

Roof Inspection

A clear-weather inspection is the cheapest look at your roof you will ever get. We walk the planes, check flashing, penetrations, sealant and decking movement, then tell you plainly what we found and what can wait.

  • Full roof plane walk
  • Flashing and penetrations
  • Written findings, no pressure

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Storm

Damage

Restored

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Shingle courses, standing seam metal edge and limestone wall meeting a drip edge

Materials and edges

A roof fails at its edges long before it fails in the field.

Valleys, flashing, penetrations and edge metal are where Central Texas weather gets in. We inspect those first, photograph what we find, and explain the fix in the same language we would use on the roof.

Assessment

We look at the whole roof, not just the reported spot, and record what we find.

Findings

You get plain findings with photos — what is failing, what is fine, what can wait.

Work

Repair or replacement is scheduled around weather, and the crew works to the same sequence every time.

Walk-through

We walk the finished work with you and clear the site before the job is called done.

Roof under repair after a hailstorm with storm clouds retreating

Where we work

Central Texas, roof by roof.

  • Austin
  • Round Rock
  • Cedar Park
  • Pflugerville
  • Georgetown

Tell us what you are seeing.

Send the address and a short description. We will confirm an assessment window and come and look at the roof.

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