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Terracotta clay tile roof on a Mediterranean-style stucco home under a clear blue sky
Two-story stone and stucco home with a dark grey architectural shingle roof and matching garage doors
Cream stucco Hill Country home with a stone turret entry and dimensional shingle roof
Close-up aerial view of a silver standing seam metal hip roof
Brick home with multiple gables and a tan architectural shingle roof

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.

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Whether 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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White brick ranch home with a newly installed dark grey architectural shingle roof

Recent work

Light grey shingle roof with red-trimmed fascia on a stone Central Texas home
Two-story brick and stone home with a dark architectural shingle roof
Completed shingle roof installation with the E4 Construction truck parked in the driveway

How it works

Step 1

On-site consultation

We walk the roof with you, measure, and talk through material options and budget.

Step 2

Detailed proposal

You get a clear, itemized estimate — no vague allowances or surprise change orders.

Step 3

Installation

Our crew installs to manufacturer spec, with a supervisor on site for quality control.

Step 4

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.

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.