Georgetown roofs split into two different repair jobs, and a good roofer in Georgetown TX treats them differently. In Sun City, Wolf Ranch and Rancho Sienna, most calls are a single failure on a roof with years left. In Old Town Georgetown the roof lines are older and more complicated, so the leak is usually at a chimney, dormer or addition. Our roof repair crews see both every week:
- Tile roof leaks in Sun City. Tile typically lasts 50 years or more, but the underlayment beneath it does not, so the felt is usually the leak. We walk tile the right way so we do not crack more finding it.
- Slipped, cracked or wind-lifted shingles on architectural roofs after a Williamson County storm.
- Flashing at chimneys and sidewalls, the number one leak source on Old Town homes with brick chimneys and additions.
- Dried-out pipe boots and vent collars, which fail quietly and show as a ceiling stain.
- Debris-clogged valleys under the oaks and pecans on Georgetown's older streets.
Every repair starts with a free in-person inspection, photos, a written summary and one fixed price. Leaking right now? Our emergency roof repair line is answered 24/7 at (512) 388-7663, and our office is about 15 minutes away.
Roof Replacement in Georgetown
Because so much of Georgetown was built in waves, roofs age in waves too. When a Sun City street or a Berry Creek cul-de-sac starts sprouting new roofs, the original shingles are usually reaching the 20 to 30 years architectural asphalt typically gives in Texas heat, often less. Repairs that keep moving, granules at the downspouts and shingles that crack when walked mean the whole roof is done. Our roof replacement page covers the tear-off, materials and warranty.
For Sun City, price certainty matters most. Many Sun City customers are on a fixed budget and have seen an "estimate" grow once work started. Our price is guaranteed: the number on the contract is the number on the invoice. If you are replacing a tile roof, architectural shingles and standing seam metal are both lighter systems we install, and we price each.
For Old Town, the details are the job. Steeper pitches, more valleys, chimney crickets and older decking add labor, all quoted up front.
What it costs in Georgetown. Per our Instant Roof Cost Calculator, asphalt shingle systems start around $350 to $618 per square installed depending on tier, and metal runs about $1,150 to $1,470 per square. A square is 100 square feet. Steep-pitch and two-story homes cost more; single-story Sun City homes often land at the lower end. Financing is available through third-party lenders.
Hail and Storm Damage in Georgetown
Georgetown shares Round Rock's Williamson County hail corridor. Hail season runs roughly March through June with fall storms behind it, and one cell can cross Sun City, Serenada and Water Oak in an afternoon. Our Central Texas hail history page shows how often this area gets hit.
After a Georgetown hail storm. Check the ground first: dented gutters and AC fins, granules at the splash blocks, broken tile in the beds. Photograph it with the date. Then request a free inspection before you call 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.
The insurance side, in plain terms. You file the claim. We document the damage, meet the adjuster on the roof and make sure the approved scope matches what your roof needs. Texas lets you pick your own roofer, and since HB 2102 in 2019 no roofer can legally waive or pay your deductible. Sun City draws out-of-town crews offering exactly that after every storm, so read will insurance pay for my roof and our insurance process before signing anything on the porch. The full playbook is on our storm and hail damage page.
Neighborhoods We Roof in Georgetown
We work every part of Georgetown, from Sun City to the blocks around the courthouse square. Most subdivisions have HOA guidelines on roofing color, and we help you choose a product that passes review the first time.
- Sun City: mostly single-story homes with tile and architectural shingle roofs, where whole streets reach roof age together.
- Wolf Ranch: newer west-side homes whose first roofs have already been through several hail seasons.
- Berry Creek: established golf-course community with many original roofs now due for replacement.
- Old Town Georgetown: historic homes with chimneys, dormers and additions, where flashing work is the usual repair.
- Serenada: north-side neighborhood with larger lots and mature trees that drop debris into valleys.
- Rancho Sienna: newer master-planned community with HOA color guidelines and builder-grade original shingles.
- Teravista (Georgetown side): architectural shingles throughout, same HOA palette rules as the Round Rock side.
- Water Oak: south-side homes near the San Gabriel River with first-generation roofs, where hail is the usual call.
Roofing Materials for Georgetown Homes
Architectural asphalt shingles fit most Georgetown HOA palettes, cost the least up front, and come in UL 2218 Class 4 impact-resistant versions that many insurers reward with a premium discount (ask your carrier). See asphalt shingle roofing.
Standing seam metal typically lasts 40 to 60 years and reflects summer heat, which matters on the open lots in Wolf Ranch and Serenada, and it suits Old Town homes where metal fits the architecture. Details on metal roofing.
GAF Timberline solar shingles turn a replacement into a power source without racked panels, useful where HOAs restrict rooftop equipment. See solar shingles.
Why Georgetown Homeowners Choose KangaRoof
- Family owned in Williamson County since 1992. Scott Feller founded the company as Feller Roofing; Stacie Feller runs it today from 1317 Sam Bass Road in Round Rock, about 15 minutes from Georgetown.
- 4.8 stars across 840+ Google reviews. Read what Georgetown neighbors say on our reviews page.
- GAF Master Elite contractor, the certification behind your warranty.
- 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 you can visit.
How to Get Started
- 1. Request a free inspection. Call (512) 388-7663 or use our contact page. For a ballpark, the Instant Roof Cost Calculator takes about three minutes.
- 2. Review your photo report and guaranteed price. Repair or replacement, you get a written summary and one fixed number.
- 3. Pick a date and a color. We check it against your HOA guidelines and handle the roofing side of any insurance claim.
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