Your Dripping Springs, Texas Roofing Experts

A storm should not create months of stress. KangaRoof acts quickly and stays with you from the first call through final repairs or replacement. We protect your Dripping Springs home and fully document everything for your insurance claim so nothing gets missed.

We begin by securing the roof and stopping active leaks with emergency tarping. From there, we perform a full roof and exterior inspection. You receive a clear, photo-based report with a defined scope of work to share with your insurance carrier. Our team meets with your adjuster, reviews line items against local code and manufacturer requirements, and handles supplements so the approved scope matches the repairs your home actually needs.

Not sure whether you were even hit? Here is what hail damage actually looks like on a roof, including the ground-level checks you can safely do yourself. When you are ready to file, our Texas roof insurance claim guide walks through payouts, deductibles, and what to do if a claim gets denied.

This process helps limit out-of-pocket costs, reduces rework, and protects your home’s long-term value. We organize documentation from start to finish and guide you through Texas deductible rules (it’s fraud if a roofing contractor says they can pay your deductible). The result is a fair claim, a properly built roof, and less time spent chasing details.

Dripping Springs is about 50 minutes from our Round Rock office, and we make the drive because Hill Country roofs need a roofer who understands them. Larger lots mean longer ridgelines, more exposed roof, and wind with nothing to slow it. Our roof repair crews handle:

• Wind-lifted shingles along ridges, hips and rakes on exposed lots in Belterra, Headwaters and the ranches beyond.
• Metal roof repairs: backed-out fasteners on exposed-fastener panels, worn sealant at penetrations, and wind-loosened trim at eaves and gables.
• Split or curled cedar shakes on older homes, where a few failures let water reach the felt beneath.
• Valleys packed with oak and cedar litter that hold moisture and start leaks.
• Flashing at stone chimneys and dormers on custom homes.

Every repair starts with a free in-person inspection, photos, a written summary and a guaranteed price. Leaking now? Our emergency roof repair line is answered 24/7 at (512) 388-7663.

Roof Replacement in Dripping Springs

A Dripping Springs roofing company sees three replacement jobs more than any other: asphalt the Hill Country sun aged out early, metal on a home being upgraded, and cedar shake at the end of its life.

Cedar shake replacement. Wood shakes look right on a Hill Country home, but full sun dries them out, they split and curl, and the upkeep never ends. When it is time, the two paths are standing seam metal, which keeps a rustic look and typically lasts 40 to 60 years, or architectural shingles, which cost less and suit limestone exteriors. We tear off the shakes, repair the decking and install a full new system. Ask your carrier how it treats a wood roof versus metal or Class 4 shingles; the answer changes the math.

Asphalt on larger roofs. Architectural asphalt typically gives 20 to 30 years in Texas heat, often less on an unshaded lot with a long south slope. If yours is shedding granules or cracking underfoot, our roof replacement page covers the tear-off, materials and warranty.

What it costs in Dripping Springs. Per our Instant Roof Cost Calculator, asphalt shingle systems start around $350 to $618 per square installed depending on tier (a square is 100 square feet), and metal roofing runs about $1,150 to $1,470 per square. Hill Country homes tend to have more squares, steeper pitches and two-story sections, all of which cost more. Our price after inspection is guaranteed, which matters most on a big job. Financing is available through third-party lenders.

Hail and Storm Damage in Dripping Springs

Storms build over the Hill Country and hit Dripping Springs before Austin; hail season runs roughly March through June with fall storms behind it. What sets this area apart is wind. With no neighboring houses to break a gust, a storm that bruises shingles in town strips ridge caps and peels trim out here. Our Central Texas hail history page shows how often the region has been hit.

After a storm. Stay off the roof, especially wet metal. Look for dented gutters and AC fins, granules at the downspouts, shingle or shake pieces in the yard, and dimpled panels or lifted trim on metal. Photograph it with the date. Then request a free inspection before calling your carrier; ours includes insurance-claim documentation, so you know whether a claim is worth filing. What hail damage looks like covers the safe checks, and our storm and hail damage page covers the rest.

Insurance in Texas. You file the claim. We document the damage, meet the adjuster on the roof and review the approved scope, including the higher material cost of metal when that is what you have. Texas lets you choose your own roofer, and since HB 2102 in 2019 no roofer can legally waive or pay your deductible. Will insurance pay for my roof and our insurance process explain what a policy actually covers.

Neighborhoods We Roof in Dripping Springs

We work across Dripping Springs and the surrounding Hays County ranch land, from master-planned communities to acreage on private roads. Where subdivisions have guidelines on roofing material and color, we help you choose a product that fits them.

• Belterra: large master-planned community with HOA guidelines and both shingle and metal roofs.
• Headwaters: newer homes on open lots where wind exposure is the main concern.
• Caliterra: newer community where metal roofing is common on larger homes.
• Sawyer Ranch: established area with large lots, mature trees and long ridgelines.
• Ledgestone: hillside homes with complex roof lines and stone chimneys.
• Highpointe: gated community with guidelines and many two-story homes.
• Sunset Canyon: acreage where older asphalt and shake roofs are reaching replacement.
• Arrowhead Ranch: ranch lots with full sun exposure, a good fit for metal.

Roofing Materials for Dripping Springs Homes

Standing seam metal is the usual choice for a metal roof in Dripping Springs: it typically lasts 40 to 60 years, reflects heat on unshaded lots, sheds hail and handles wind well when properly fastened. Metal shingle systems last as long with a more traditional look. Details on metal roofing.

Architectural asphalt shingles cost far less up front, suit limestone exteriors, and come in Class 4 impact-resistant versions that many insurers reward with a premium discount. See asphalt shingle roofing.

GAF Timberline solar shingles suit the sun-soaked roofs out here, generating power without racked panels that spoil a custom home. See solar shingles.

Why Dripping Springs Homeowners Choose KangaRoof

• Family owned since 1992. Scott Feller founded the company as Feller Roofing; Stacie Feller runs it today from 1317 Sam Bass Road in Round Rock, about 50 minutes away.
• 4.8 stars across 840+ Google reviews, on our reviews page.
• GAF Master Elite contractor, which matters when a large roof carries a large warranty.
• Metal and asphalt, both in house, so our recommendation is not tied to what we sell.
• Guaranteed pricing. The quoted price is the price, not an estimate.
• Free inspections and financing through third-party lenders.
• Licensed and insured, with a real office and a phone that gets answered.

How to Get Started

• 1. Request a free inspection. Call (512) 388-7663 or use our contact page. For a number first, the Instant Roof Cost Calculator gives a metal or asphalt range in about three minutes.
• 2. Review your photo report and guaranteed price. We price both metal and shingles if you are deciding.
• 3. Schedule the crew. Pick a date and a color, confirm it against any guidelines, and we handle the roofing side of any insurance claim.

More ways we can help

• Free roof inspection
• Commercial roofing
• Roof repair in Austin
• Roof replacement in Austin

Should I replace my cedar shake roof with metal or shingles?

Both work; the choice comes down to budget and look. Standing seam metal keeps the Hill Country character and typically lasts 40 to 60 years. Architectural shingles cost far less and come in colors that suit limestone exteriors. Ask your carrier how it treats wood versus metal or Class 4 shingles first. We inspect for free and price both options.

How much does a metal roof cost in Dripping Springs?

Per our Instant Roof Cost Calculator, metal roofing runs about $1,150 to $1,470 per square installed, compared with about $350 to $618 for asphalt shingle systems. A square is 100 square feet. Hill Country homes tend to have more squares, steeper pitches and two-story sections, which raise the total. After inspection, our price is guaranteed.

How long does a metal roof last in the Hill Country?

Standing seam and metal shingle roofs typically last 40 to 60 years, often outlasting two asphalt roofs, and they reflect heat on the unshaded lots common around Dripping Springs. Proper fastening and sealed penetrations matter for wind exposure, which is why we recommend periodic inspections even on metal. Our metal roofing page covers the systems we install.

Does KangaRoof really come to Dripping Springs from Round Rock?

Yes. Our office at 1317 Sam Bass Road in Round Rock is about 50 minutes away, and we schedule Dripping Springs inspections and crews regularly. Emergency calls are answered 24/7 at (512) 388-7663. The free inspection, photo report and guaranteed price work exactly the same as they do in town, just with a longer drive on our side.

Is wind a bigger roofing risk in Dripping Springs than hail?

Often, yes. Hail season runs roughly March through June, but open lots with no neighboring homes to break a gust leave ridges, hips and rakes exposed year round. Wind-lifted shingles and loosened metal trim are our most common Hill Country repairs. If you see lifted ridge caps or trim after a storm, request a free inspection.