Storm took a few shingles? I'll button it back up.

Roofing & Siding in Leander, TX

Central Texas weather is hard on a roof. Hail in the spring, sun the rest of the year. I handle the repairs a homeowner actually needs: replacing blown-off or cracked shingles, tracing and stopping leaks, resealing flashing and boots, and fixing fascia, soffit and siding after a storm.

This is the work people call me for after the contractors they rang first never called back. If your job is bigger than a repair (a full tear-off), I'll tell you honestly and point you to a licensed roofer I trust rather than get in over my head.

What that includes

• Shingle repair and section replacement
• Leak tracing and emergency dry-in
• Flashing, pipe boots and valley resealing
• Fascia, soffit and trim repair
• Fiber-cement and wood siding repair
• Storm-damage patch-ups and insurance photos

How I go about it

1. Look before quoting

   Storm damage that matters is often small and in an awkward place: a lifted edge, a torn boot, flashing that has moved. None of it is visible from the driveway.

2. Deal with water first

   Anything letting water in gets made watertight before anything cosmetic happens.

3. Repair or patch properly

   Materials matched to what is there, fixings correct, and laps in the right direction so water runs over a joint rather than into it.

4. Check the details around it

   Chimney chases, flashing, fascia and soffit: the places where the real damage usually starts.

5. Be straight about scope

   I stick to repairs and storm patch-ups. A full tear-off should be done by a licensed, insured roofer and I will refer you to one I trust rather than stretch past what I do well.

I get asked for roofing & siding most often in Cedar Park.