Metal Roofing, Roof Repair and Storm Damage in Wimberley, TX

The Blanco River at Wimberley rose from 8.98 to 40.21 feet within hours and crested at 43.2 feet early on May 24, 2015. The flood destroyed 350 to 400 homes and killed 13 people. The town rebuilt, and the roofs that went on in the years after are now about a decade old.

A ten-year-old roof isn't old. It's old enough to check, though. Sealant dries out, flashing loosens around chimneys and vents, and small leaks start. As a roofing company in Wimberley, TX, we'd rather find a small problem on a free inspection than a soaked ceiling later. Most of what we do here is roof repair, not replacement.

Wimberley swings between flood and drought. In August 2023, Jacob's Well hit zero flow for the sixth time on record, all within 23 years, as the town entered Stage 4 drought and the Hays Trinity district ordered a 40 percent water cut. On May 9, 2024, storm warnings covered Hays County as very large hail fell nearby.

That kind of weather is why so many owners here choose metal roofs in Wimberley. It handles heat well, resists hail and doesn't care how dry the summer gets. When a storm does hit, our Wimberley storm damage repair includes an inspection, photos and help from our in-house former adjusters.

The City of Wimberley requires a building permit for new construction and most phases of reconstruction or remodeling, with applications emailed to permits@cityofwimberley.com at 221 Stillwater. We check what your job needs and file it. Wimberley is part of our Hays County service area, along with San Marcos to the east.