Bee Cave is the Highway 71 corridor west of Austin: Falconhead, Lake Pointe, The Homestead and the newer communities on limestone hills between Westlake and Lakeway.
Bee Cave built out mostly in the 2000s and 2010s. Falconhead, Lake Pointe, The Homestead, Bella Colinas and the Uplands are larger two-story homes on hillside lots, many with complex rooflines, skylights and stone-and-stucco exteriors that need careful wall flashing. The roofs are a mix of architectural shingles, some tile, and increasing standing seam on the newer custom builds. HOAs are active and most specify materials and colors.
The terrain is limestone hills with live oak and cedar, so foundation movement is minor but wind, trees and steep slopes matter. Storms that build over Lake Travis reach Bee Cave within minutes, and the exposed ridgeline lots take hail and wind head-on. Bee Cave requires a permit for a re-roof.
Common roof problems in Bee Cave
Builder shingles from the 2000s neighborhoods reaching replacement age
Wind and hail damage on exposed ridgeline lots
Wall and chimney flashing leaks on stone-and-stucco homes
Skylight and valley leaks on complex two-story rooflines
HOA material and color requirements on replacement
Neighborhoods we cover in Bee Cave
Falconhead Lake Pointe The Homestead Bella Colinas Uplands Highway 71 corridor Hamilton Pool Road area Bee Caves Road corridor
Services
Roofing Services in Bee Cave
What we do in Bee Cave and what it looks like on the roofs here. Pick a category; every service has its own page.
Homes in Manor and greater Austin
Roof replacement, shingles, metal and inspections
New roofs installed to the manufacturer spec, not the builder spec, with the underlayment, flashing and ventilation that make a roof last in Central Texas heat and hail.
Bee Cave replacements are larger two-story roofs with many valleys, skylights and stone-wall junctions. We tear off to the deck, install synthetic underlayment and ice and water shield in every valley, reflash walls, chimneys and skylights properly, add ventilation sized for the attic, and put on an HOA-approved architectural or Class 4 shingle or standing seam where allowed.
Shingle roofing in Bee Cave is replacing designer and Class 4 architectural shingles on larger custom homes in Falconhead and Lake Pointe, with HOA approvals handled and the roof installed to spec.
Standing seam suits the newer custom homes and the Hill Country style in Bee Cave, and some HOAs here allow it. It sheds hail and wind and outlasts shingles on an exposed lot. We confirm the HOA rules first, and where metal is restricted a Class 4 shingle is the answer.
New construction roofing in Bee Cave is custom homes on hillside lots and additions. We handle tile, metal, shingle and membrane and work with the builder on the details.
A free inspection in Bee Cave covers the parts a complex roof hides: valleys, skylights, wall flashing and the attic side. We walk it all and give you a photo report with a straight remaining-life estimate.
The common Bee Cave repair is a leak at a stone or stucco wall junction, a skylight, or a valley on a complex roof, plus wind-lifted shingles on exposed slopes. We trace the entry point from the attic and the roof and repair it with proper flashing.
Bee Cave leaks are wind-driven rain off the lake finding skylights, stone-wall junctions and valleys on large custom roofs. We trace from inside, find the entry point, and repair the flashing or tile.
Bee Cave takes storms straight off Lake Travis. After hail or wind we inspect and document with photos, tell you honestly whether it rises to a claim, meet your adjuster if you want, and handle the replacement to the approved scope with the HOA paperwork.
Wind damage in Bee Cave comes straight off Lake Travis and hits exposed ridgeline roofs: creased shingles, ridge caps gone, tile cracked by debris. We repair every slope and document for your claim.
Bee Cave emergencies are storms straight off Lake Travis hitting exposed ridgeline lots: shingles gone, a skylight leaking, water at a stone-wall junction. We stop the water, document the damage for your claim, and do the permanent repair on a written scope.
Bee Cave takes hail and wind straight off Lake Travis. We document honestly, meet the adjuster, and handle the claim paperwork and HOA approvals together.
Bee Cave's commercial roofs are the retail and office buildings along Highway 71 and Bee Caves Road, the Hill Country Galleria area, and medical and church buildings. Most are TPO or modified bitumen with some metal. We inspect, core where needed, and give written options that fit the building.
The commercial buildings along Highway 71 in Bee Cave are largely TPO, and wind off the lake works the seams and edge details. We repair and reweld, replace wet sections, and install new TPO on re-roofs and low-slope additions.
Flat roof repair in Bee Cave covers the retail along Highway 71 and the flat sections on contemporary homes. We repair TPO and modified bitumen at drains, parapets and curbs, and water test.
Commercial metal roofing in Bee Cave is the standing seam roofs on retail, churches and event buildings: panel and trim repair after wind, fastener work on older buildings, and new standing seam installs.
Commercial roof inspections in Bee Cave cover the retail and office buildings along 71 and the Galleria area. We map defects, core suspect areas, and report with priced options.