Roof Replacement in Bastrop, TX
Shingle roof replacement done to the manufacturer spec, not the builder spec.
Replacing a roof in Tahitian Village or Circle D means dealing with the trees first: clearing the roof, checking for limb damage to decking, and choosing a shingle or metal panel that sheds pine needles and carries a Class A fire rating. In Hunters Crossing and Pecan Park it is a standard builder-roof replacement done to spec. Downtown, expect old layers and decking work.
Roof Replacement in Bastrop: What It Looks Like Here
Bastrop roof replacement has one question the rest of the region does not: fire rating. Since the 2011 fire, homeowners in Tahitian Village, Circle D and the Lost Pines neighborhoods ask about Class A roofs first, and every asphalt and metal system we install carries that rating as an assembly. The second question is trees: a roof under pines needs clean valleys, materials that shed needles, and a serious talk about which limbs come off before the new roof goes on.
Outside the pines, Hunters Crossing, Pecan Park and The Colony are 2000s and 2010s builder roofs on sandy soil, and the replacement is a straightforward tear-off with synthetic underlayment, ice and water shield, ventilation and a Class 4 shingle. Downtown Bastrop has 1800s and early 1900s homes with steep, layered roofs and original decking, where the replacement is as much carpentry as roofing.
Bastrop is a regular part of our week. Under the pines we set a decking allowance in the written price because debris-packed valleys usually hide some rot, and we show you every board we replace.
What Roof Replacement Includes
- Tear-off to bare decking, old nails pulled
- Decking inspection; soft or rotten sheets replaced
- Synthetic underlayment over the whole deck
- Ice and water shield in valleys and around penetrations
Mon to Sat: 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Price in writing before work starts; how the work goes and what moves the cost is on the main roof replacement page.
Where We Work in Bastrop
Bastrop is historic downtown blocks on the Colorado River, hillside neighborhoods under the Lost Pines like Tahitian Village and Circle D, and new subdivisions filling in along Highway 71. More about roofs in Bastrop.
Roof Replacement in Bastrop: Questions
Should I go metal in the Bastrop pines?
Often, yes. Metal sheds needles, carries a Class A rating, and does not grow moss in the shade. We price it against a Class 4 shingle so you can decide.
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Tech Ridge Roofing
Locally owned and working across Central Texas, from Williamson County and the east side to the Hill Country.
- Free inspection with photos, no obligation
- Written scope and price before any work starts
- No deductible waivers; Texas HB 2102 followed
- Locally owned in Manor, not a storm chaser