Roof Repair, Storm Repair and Metal Roofing in Bastrop, TX

Inside Bastrop city limits, no roofer starts tearing off shingles until the city has a permit file. The City of Bastrop Roofing Permit Checklist, revised September 13, 2021, sends every roofing permit through the MyGov portal. The packet asks for four things. Contractor credentials. A certificate of liability. A project description letter. And photos of the roof's existing condition.

Those photos matter more than people think. As a roofing company in Bastrop, TX, we take them during our inspection anyway, slope by slope. They do double duty. The city sees the starting point, and you keep a record of what was wrong before work began.

Own a house with a Historic Landmark designation? Then a second approval comes first. Any exterior change you can see from the public right-of-way needs a Certificate of Appropriateness from the Historic Landmark Commission. The city applied that rule to the 1925 First United Methodist Church at 1201 Main Street. A new roof color or material counts, just like a new porch.

Our advice: talk to the commission before you fall in love with a metal panel color. We can give you material samples and specs for that conversation.

Tahitian Village sits southeast of downtown off Highway 71. It has more than 7,000 platted lots and roughly 1,600 homes built from the late 1970s onward, with Pine Forest Golf Club inside. A house built in the late 1970s has likely outlived its first roof. Its deed restrictions require an architectural control committee permit, so a Tahitian Village roof replacement needs that sign-off alongside the city permit.

Across town, our work covers roof repair in Bastrop for leaks and limb strikes, storm damage repair after hail and wind, and metal roofing for Bastrop homes under the pines. Texas-RRR is veteran owned, with in-house former insurance adjusters and an owner, Charlie Carreon, who has worked on roofs for 30 years. For the wider area, see our Bastrop County roofing overview.