Roofing Service Areas in San Antonio, Austin and Surrounding Counties

We work two metros out of one company. The San Antonio metro service area covers eight counties around Bexar, and the Austin metro service area covers five more along I-35 and the Colorado River. It's one crew roster for both. We run 8 full crew teams, our owner has three decades of roofing experience, and we've completed more than 2,800 projects.

A hailstorm doesn't stop at a county line, so our schedule can't either. When the April 12, 2016 storm dropped hail up to 4.5 inches in Helotes, it became the costliest hail event in Texas history at the time. When 4-inch hail hit Round Rock on September 24, 2023, the National Weather Service estimated about 600 million dollars in damage across Travis and Williamson counties. We plan for both kinds of week.

How far will we drive? Our map runs from the enclave cities inside San Antonio, like Alamo Heights, up I-35 through New Braunfels and San Marcos to Austin, and out to Liberty Hill, our farthest city page in Williamson County. We don't stretch past that.

Austin-area homeowners will find our Austin line on the Austin service area page. Everyone else can use the main number, (210) 802-6906. Both reach Texas-RRR, and estimates are free in all 13 counties. Our crews handle roof repair across both metros, full replacements and commercial work, Monday through Saturday, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Head north from San Antonio on I-35 and you pass through Comal County at New Braunfels, cross into Hays County at San Marcos, then reach Kyle, Buda and Travis County. New Braunfels and Seguin belong to our San Antonio metro. San Marcos, Kyle and Buda sit in the Austin metro. San Marcos is the one city where homeowners can reach us on either line.

The same highway tracks hail, too. Texas led the country with 902 major hail events in 2025. That's why hail damage roof repair along I-35 sits near the top of our service list. Our in-house staff includes former insurance adjusters, and our team brings 30+ years of insurance claim experience to the roof insurance claims process in every county we cover.

San Antonio metro: Bexar County, where we're based; Comal County and the Hill Country canyons west of I-35; Guadalupe County on Blackland clay; Kendall County around Boerne; Medina County below Medina Lake; Wilson County acreage around Floresville; Atascosa County ranch country; and Bandera County, the Cowboy Capital's county.

Austin metro: Travis County and the city of Austin; Williamson County from Round Rock to Georgetown; Hays County from San Marcos to Dripping Springs; Bastrop County in the Lost Pines; and Caldwell County around Lockhart.

Don't see your town? Call (210) 802-6906 and ask. If you live inside one of these counties, the answer is usually yes.