Our Work

Austin, TX

A complete tear-off and replacement on an Austin home: old shingles off, decking inspected board by board, then new underlayment, flashing, and architectural shingles installed to manufacturer specification. Most replacements like this finish in a single day, ending with a magnetic nail sweep of the yard and a final walkthrough. We photograph the decking stage on every job so homeowners see exactly what was under the old roof — and if any sheathing needs replacing, it's documented and approved before a single new shingle goes on.

Spring Branch, TX

Projects outside the Austin core follow the same standard we hold in the city. On this Spring Branch installation, that meant a complete roofing system — not just shingles: ice-and-water protection in the valleys, synthetic underlayment across the decking, proper drip edge, and ridge ventilation sized to the attic below. The details you can't see from the street are the ones that decide how a roof handles its first decade of Texas heat, which is why ventilation and flashing are part of every installation rather than upgrades.

Central Texas

Hail restoration runs on a different rhythm than a planned replacement. This Central Texas project started the way most do: a free inspection soon after the storm, photo documentation of every slope, and a written report formatted for the homeowner's insurance carrier. We met the adjuster on-site, agreed on scope, and completed the restoration once the claim was approved. Homeowners rebuilding after hail often use the moment to upgrade to Class 4 impact-resistant shingles, which stand up better to the next storm.

Austin, TX

A single-ply TPO system installed over a low-slope commercial building in Austin. White TPO reflects the summer sun that dark roofs absorb, lowering cooling costs for the building underneath, and its heat-welded seams hold up well against the ponding and UV exposure flat roofs face here. On projects like this we sequence work by roof section so the business below never has to close, keep staging clear of entrances and parking, and finish with a full-perimeter check of terminations and drains before handover.

Austin, TX

Every project in this gallery started the same way: someone asked us to look at their roof. A real inspection means walking the roof itself — checking shingles, flashing, penetrations, gutters, and attic ventilation — then putting the findings in a written report with photos. It's free, and the recommendation is honest: repair, replace, or leave it alone. Catching a small flashing gap early costs a fraction of what the same gap costs after a year of slow leaking into the decking, so treat inspections as maintenance, not a sales event.

Austin, TX

Most leaks aren't shingle failures — they're flashing failures. On this Austin repair, water was getting in around a penetration the way it usually does: through aged sealant and metal that had separated from the surface it was meant to protect. The fix is straightforward when caught early — remove the failed flashing, replace it, and integrate it properly with the surrounding shingles. Repairs like this carry our workmanship warranty, and when a roof is close enough to the end of its life that a repair doesn't make financial sense, we say so plainly before any work begins.