Roofing Company in Georgetown, TX

Sun City replacements are the most common job we do in Georgetown: single-story roofs from the late 1990s and 2000s, replaced to spec with synthetic underlayment, ice and water shield, new boots and flashing, and an HOA-approved architectural or Class 4 shingle. In Wolf Ranch and Berry Creek it is a two-story builder-roof replacement with ventilation added. Old Town homes get decking repair and proper flashing at chimneys and dormers.

Georgetown shingle roofing runs through HOAs, historic overlay rules in Old Town, and a lot of Sun City homes on their second roof. We handle the approvals and samples, then install to spec with real ventilation and a Class 4 option.

Standing seam suits the acreage properties north and west of Georgetown toward Liberty Hill and Jarrell, and some Old Town homes where metal fits the house. Inside Sun City and most HOA subdivisions metal is restricted, and a Class 4 shingle is the practical hail answer.

New construction roofing in Georgetown is custom homes on the west side toward Liberty Hill, additions in Old Town, and shops on acreage. We coordinate with the builder and handle the tie-ins.

A free inspection in Georgetown is worth having on any Sun City roof over fifteen years old and on any Old Town home before purchase. We walk the roof, check the attic side, and give you a photo report with a straight remaining-life estimate.

Georgetown repairs range from pipe boots and wind-lifted shingles on Sun City roofs to chimney and dormer flashing on Old Town homes. We find the entry point, fix it with matching material and proper flashing, and check the rest of the roof so you know what else is coming.

Georgetown leaks split by neighborhood: Sun City roofs with pipe boots and skylights, Old Town roofs with chimneys and old valleys, and newer subdivisions with wall flashing on two-stories. We trace from the attic and fix the entry point.

Georgetown, and Sun City especially, has been hit by large hail more than once. After a storm we inspect and document with photos, tell you honestly whether it rises to a claim, meet your adjuster on the roof if you want, and handle the HOA paperwork for the replacement shingle. We never waive deductibles.

Wind damage in Georgetown hits Sun City roofs and the exposed slopes on the west side hardest, and Old Town roofs with old seal strips lose shingles in sheets. We repair every slope, document with the storm date, and handle HOA approvals with the claim.

Georgetown emergencies follow the hail and wind that cross Williamson County: shingles gone off a Sun City roof, a limb through an Old Town roof, water in a ceiling. We tarp or patch to stop it, photograph the damage for your carrier, and handle the permanent repair and the HOA paperwork.

Georgetown has a long hail record and many carriers require Class 4 documentation to keep discounts. We inspect honestly, document with the storm date, meet the adjuster, and do the replacement to the approved scope.

Georgetown's commercial roofs run along I-35, Williams Drive and Highway 29: retail, medical near the hospitals, churches, and the older buildings around the square with flat sections that have been re-covered for decades. We inspect, core and scope honestly, and schedule around business hours.

TPO is the standard on Georgetown's newer commercial buildings and a common replacement for the old built-up roofs on downtown buildings. We repair seams, drains and curbs, replace wet insulation, and install new TPO on re-roofs and flat additions.

Flat roof repair in Georgetown is commercial along I-35 and Williams Drive and the low-slope sections on downtown square buildings. We repair TPO and old built-up roofs, fix drains and ponding, and water test.

Commercial metal roofing in Georgetown is the industrial buildings along I-35 and Highway 29, shops, churches and ag buildings west of town: fastener replacement, panel repair after hail, and new standing seam or R-panel roofs.

Commercial roof inspections in Georgetown cover retail along I-35 and Williams Drive, medical near the hospitals, and downtown square buildings with layered low-slope roofs. We map, core and report per building.