Wind Damage Repair and Roof Replacement in Manor, TX

Manor's October 2025 estimate counts 21,809 people inside the city and 33,669 once you add the ShadowGlen and Presidential Meadows ETJ areas, up from 25,625 in 2020. The city's planning sheet shows population inside the limits rose 61 percent from 2010 to 2020. Numbers like that mean most homes on the east side of US 290 are recent, and most of their roofs are still on their first set of shingles. As a roofing company in Manor, we treat that as good news with a catch: newer roofs are easier to repair, but first-generation shingles are also the ones that show wind damage first.

Manor sits along US 290 about 12 miles east of downtown Austin. On May 28, 2025, a microburst cut a damage path of about 10 miles from Hyde Park to east of the airport, with a 77 mph gust measured at ABIA. Gusts like that lift shingle tabs and break the seal strip even when nothing blows off. Our wind damage roof repair in Manor checks for lifted tabs and creased shingles, then decides whether a repair or a full roof replacement makes more sense. If the same wind pulled siding panels loose, our storm damage inspection photographs that for the claim along with the roof.

ShadowGlen residents know the 4-acre water park and junior Olympic pool; the houses around it get the same inspection checklist as every home in Manor. Neighbors in Pflugerville get the same crews, and the rest is on our Travis County page.

Not every lifted tab is worth a claim. A small, clean repair is often cheaper than your deductible, and we'll say so. When the damage runs across a whole slope, or the siding took a hit too, our in-house former adjusters document it for your carrier and meet the adjuster on site. That is 30+ years of insurance claim experience working for a Manor homeowner instead of against one.