




Roof Installation
A properly installed roof is the single biggest factor in how long it lasts. We bring 30+ years of combined experience to every new install.
Request this serviceWhether you're building new or replacing an aging system, our crews install roofing systems to manufacturer specification — not just to code minimum. That difference is what keeps your warranty valid and your roof performing for decades.
Our Services
- Asphalt shingle, architectural, and designer shingle systems
- Manufacturer-certified installation practices
- Proper ventilation and underlayment for the Central Texas climate
- Detailed written estimate before any work begins
- Site cleanup and magnetic nail sweep after completion

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How it works
On-site consultation
We walk the roof with you, measure, and talk through material options and budget.
Detailed proposal
You get a clear, itemized estimate — no vague allowances or surprise change orders.
Installation
Our crew installs to manufacturer spec, with a supervisor on site for quality control.
Final walkthrough
We inspect the finished roof with you and register your warranty paperwork.
Frequently Asked Questions
A tear-off removes all existing roofing down to the deck, allowing inspection and repair of the decking before new materials go on; an overlay installs new shingles over the existing layer, which is faster and cheaper but hides the deck and adds weight. Building codes generally limit a roof to two layers, and overlays typically do not last as long. We usually recommend a tear-off for the longest-lasting result and to catch hidden deck damage.
A typical single-family asphalt-shingle roof is often completed in one to two days, though larger, steeper, or more complex roofs and tile or metal systems take longer. Weather, roof size, and the number of existing layers being removed all affect the timeline — we give you a specific estimate before we start.
Most homes use asphalt shingles, which range from basic three-tab to thicker architectural (dimensional) shingles, plus impact-resistant (Class 4) options that perform better against hail. In Central Texas, impact-resistant architectural shingles are a popular upgrade because of frequent hail, and some carriers offer premium credits for them. We walk you through appearance, durability, and cost trade-offs for your home.
A full replacement generally includes removing the old roofing, inspecting and repairing the decking as needed, installing new underlayment and flashing, and installing the new roof system, followed by cleanup and a final inspection. Exposing the deck is a key advantage because it lets us find and fix rot or damaged sheathing that an overlay would conceal.
Cost depends on roof size, pitch, material, the number of existing layers to remove, and any decking repairs, so a written estimate after inspection is the only accurate figure. We provide a detailed, itemized estimate up front and never ask for full payment before the work is complete.
Ready to talk about your roof?
No-cost, same-day inspections in most cases. Call or send a message and we'll get back to you fast.
