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Round Rock

Reliable Service & Award-Winning Roofing Company for Everyone

When it comes to Round Rock roofing, you can’t go wrong with KangaRoof. We’re your local roofing contractor, serving Round Rock and towns across the area.

Over the last two decades, we’ve become a valued part of the Round Rock community. We have been a member of the Round Rock Chamber of Commerce since 2013. As a leading Round Rock roof repair and replacement service provider, we’re proud that our work helps local families and businesses stay safe and secure. Countless customers have come to trust us for our friendliness, attention to detail, and cleanliness.

We’ve been a locally owned, family-operated business since 1992, when Scott Feller founded the company in order to pay for college. Because customers have come to rely on our outstanding service, we’ve earned an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau. That is something we’re especially proud of.

KangaRoof also offers an annual scholarship paid to a Round Rock High School graduate pursuing higher education at a technical college, specifically studying any of the construction trades. We know that part of being an exceptional roofer is supporting our community and making it stronger.

Why Homeowners Choose KangaRoof

Founded by Scott Feller in 1992 and rebranded as KangaRoof in 2017, our company was built on the belief that homeowners deserve a better roofing experience — one centered around transparency, communication, and quality workmanship. Today, we continue that mission by helping customers make confident decisions through education, clear recommendations, and a commitment to doing the job the right way.

What Round Rock roofs are actually up against

Roofs age faster here than the national averages suggest, and it comes down to three things working at once.

Hail. Williamson County sits in one of the most active hail corridors in the country. Most springs bring at least one storm capable of bruising shingles, and the damage is rarely visible from the driveway. If a storm has come through your neighborhood, it is worth knowing what hail damage actually looks like and doing the ground-level checks before you assume you were spared.

Heat and UV. Central Texas summers run long and punishing. Sustained high temperatures and heavy UV exposure dry out asphalt shingles, drive granule loss, and make older roofs brittle years earlier than the same shingle would fail in a milder climate. It is the quiet reason a "30-year" shingle often does not see thirty years in Round Rock.

Temperature swings. A 40-degree day followed by an 80-degree afternoon is normal here in winter. That expansion and contraction cycle works fasteners loose, opens seams at flashing and penetrations, and is a common source of leaks that have nothing to do with a storm.

The practical upshot: an annual look at your roof matters more in this market than it does most places, and small problems caught early stay small. Most of what we find on a free inspection is not an emergency, and we would rather tell you the roof has five good years left than sell you something you do not need.

Common situations we see in Round Rock

  • Post-storm uncertainty. A storm rolled through, the neighbors are getting roofs, and you cannot tell whether yours was hit. We document it with photos so you decide with evidence. If there is a claim worth filing, our Texas insurance claim guide covers what your policy will actually pay.
  • An active leak. Water showing up on a ceiling usually means the roof has been letting water in for a while. See roof repair for how we approach it.
  • A roof at the end of its life. Curling edges, bald patches, granules in the gutters. Roof replacement covers materials, timeline, and what to expect.
  • Buying or selling. An inspection report flagged the roof and you need a real number before closing. We can usually turn that around quickly.
  • Considering metal. Longer service life and better hail performance, at a higher upfront cost. Metal roofing walks through the tradeoffs honestly.

We are headquartered in Round Rock, so our crews are not driving in from another metro. We also serve Georgetown, Pflugerville, Cedar Park, Hutto, Leander, and Austin.

Roofing in Round Rock neighborhoods

We work across every part of Round Rock and the 78664, 78665 and 78681 zip codes: Teravista, Forest Creek, Behrens Ranch, Stone Oak, Paloma Lake, Vista Oaks, Chandler Creek, Mayfield Ranch, Sonoma, Round Rock West, Brushy Creek and Old Town. Most of these neighborhoods were built between the late 1990s and the 2010s, which means a large share of original roofs are now past 15 years and have been through the three most active hail years on record. Our Central Texas hail history shows what Williamson County roofs have taken since 2015.

Roof repair near you in Round Rock

Our office is at 1317 Sam Bass Road, minutes from I-35 and Highway 79, so a repair crew or inspector is rarely more than fifteen minutes from any Round Rock address. Leaks, missing shingles and storm damage get a same-day response during office hours, and the line at (512) 388-7663 answers 24/7 for emergencies. If you want a number before anyone comes out, the roof cost calculator gives an instant price range, and emergency roof repair covers what to do in the first hour after damage.

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When Hail Storms Strike

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 Round Rock 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.

Roof Repair in Round Rock

Not every roof problem in Round Rock is a replacement. Many repair calls from Teravista, Forest Creek, Brushy Creek and across the city are single-point failures on a roof that otherwise has years left. Our roof repair crews handle:

  • Wind-lifted or missing shingles, usually along ridges, rakes and the edges that take the most wind.
  • Cracked pipe boots and rubber collars, which dry out in summer heat and are one of the most common causes of a bathroom or laundry room ceiling stain.
  • Flashing leaks at chimneys, skylights, sidewalls and valleys.
  • Nail pops and exposed fasteners that let water track under the shingle.
  • Hail bruising on one slope when the rest of the roof is sound.

We respond the same day during office hours and schedule most repairs within days, not weeks. If water is actively coming in, call (512) 388-7663 and read emergency roof repair for what to do before we arrive: move what you can, catch the drip, and stay off a wet roof.

How guaranteed pricing works on a repair. We inspect first, then quote the repair as a fixed price. That number is what you pay, not an estimate that grows once the shingles come up. For typical ranges in this area, see how much roof repair costs in Central Texas.

Roof Replacement in Round Rock

Replacement beats repair when the problem is the whole roof, not one spot: shingles brittle or losing granules on every slope, repairs that keep coming back in new places, hail damage across most of the roof, or an asphalt roof well past 15 years in this climate. If your roof already carries two layers, or the decking feels soft underfoot, a full tear-off is the honest answer. Our guide to reroofing vs roof replacement explains when a second layer is allowed and when it is a mistake. See our full guide to roof replacement in Round Rock, including prices per square and how the job works.

What most Round Rock homes use. Architectural asphalt shingles are on most roofs here and are what most homeowners replace with: HOA guidelines expect them, impact-rated versions hold up better in hail, and they cost a fraction of metal. As a GAF Master Elite contractor we install GAF shingle systems and can walk you through the warranty tiers (see the benefits of GAF warranties).

What replacement day looks like. The crew arrives early, strips the old shingles and underlayment down to the deck, replaces any rotten decking, then installs new underlayment, ice and water barrier at valleys and penetrations, drip edge, starter strip, shingles, ridge cap and vents, and sweeps the yard for nails before leaving. You do not need to be home, but move cars off the driveway and take fragile items off the walls; a tear-off shakes the house.

What it costs. Per our Instant Roof Cost Calculator, asphalt shingle systems start around $350 to $618 per square installed depending on the shingle tier (a square is 100 square feet), and metal roofing runs about $1,150 to $1,470 per square. Steep-pitch and two-story homes cost more. The calculator gives you a number in about three minutes, and the full breakdown is in how much a new roof costs in Round Rock, Texas. Materials, timeline and warranty are on our roof replacement page.

Hail and Storm Damage in Round Rock

Central Texas hail season runs roughly March through June, and fall storms bring a second round. Round Rock also took hail in late summer 2026, so a roof that checked out in spring may not be fine now. The section above covers how we tarp, document and meet the adjuster; here is your side of the first 48 hours.

  • Walk the ground, not the roof. Dented gutters, downspouts and AC fins, granules piled at downspout outlets, and shingle pieces in the yard are the same signs an adjuster looks for.
  • Photograph everything, with the date. Cars, windows, fences and screens count too; they help establish the storm hit your property.
  • Check ceilings and the attic for fresh stains or damp insulation.
  • Book a free inspection before you call your carrier, so you know whether there is enough damage to be worth a claim.
  • Be careful with door-knockers. Out-of-town crews follow every Round Rock storm; read how to find a roofer you can trust before you sign anything.

How the insurance side works in Texas. You file the claim; we document the damage and meet the adjuster on the roof so nothing gets missed. Texas law lets you choose your own roofer, so you are never required to use a contractor your carrier suggests. And since HB 2102 passed in 2019, a roofer cannot legally waive, absorb or pay your deductible; any company offering to is offering to commit fraud on your behalf. The full walkthrough is at our insurance process, and will insurance pay for my roof covers what policies actually pay for. Not sure you were hit? Start with what hail damage looks like and our storm and hail damage page.

Neighborhoods We Roof in Round Rock

Our crews work every Round Rock neighborhood, from Brushy Creek on the west to the newer subdivisions toward Hutto. Much of the city was built from the 1990s through the 2010s, so many original roofs hit replacement age at once, and most subdivisions have HOA rules on shingle color, so we help you pick one that passes architectural review the first time.

  • Teravista: master-planned community near Old Settlers Park and Dell Diamond, architectural shingles throughout, HOA color palette applies.
  • Forest Creek: golf-course neighborhood with many original roofs now at replacement age.
  • Behrens Ranch: off Sam Bass Road, many two-story homes that price higher, HOA-approved colors.
  • Paloma Lake: east side, newer builds whose first roofs have already seen several hail seasons.
  • Stone Oak: architectural shingle roofs on homes reaching their first replacement.
  • Chandler Creek: 1990s and 2000s homes, a steady source of hail repair calls.
  • Brushy Creek: older established area, mature trees mean more debris in valleys and gutters.
  • Old Town Round Rock: the historic core, older homes with varied roof lines and materials.
  • Mayfield Ranch: west side toward Cedar Park, 2000s and 2010s homes with HOA guidelines.
  • Vizcaya: newer east-side subdivision, first-generation roofs where hail is the usual reason to call.
  • Sonoma: 2000s homes, a mix of one and two stories, HOA palette applies.
  • Round Rock West: older neighborhood where many roofs are on their second or third cycle.
  • Cat Hollow: 1990s builds near Brushy Creek, original roofs well past their expected life.
  • Meadows of Brushy Creek: 1990s homes under mature trees, so we check for limb damage as well as hail.
  • Siena: newer homes on the Hutto side, builder-grade shingles that hail tests early.

Metal Roofing and Other Options for Round Rock Homes

Architectural asphalt shingles are the best value for most Round Rock homes: lowest upfront cost, the widest range of HOA-friendly colors, and impact-rated options for hail. See our asphalt shingle roofing page.

Standing-seam metal costs roughly two to three times as much per square (per our calculator, about $1,150 to $1,470 versus $350 to $618 for asphalt), but it sheds hail better, reflects more summer sun, and often outlasts two asphalt roofs. Some HOAs restrict it, so check your guidelines first. Our metal roofing page and metal roof vs shingles lay out the tradeoffs.

Solar shingles replace the roof and generate power in one system, without the racked panels many HOAs push back on. They make the most sense on a roof that needs replacing anyway. See solar shingles.

For a wider look at what holds up in this climate, read 5 popular roof types in Texas. We also handle flat and low-slope roofs on additions and commercial buildings.

Why Round Rock Homeowners Choose KangaRoof

  • Local since 1992. Scott Feller started the company here as Feller Roofing, and Stacie Feller runs it today from 1317 Sam Bass Road.
  • 4.8 stars across 840+ Google reviews. Read them on our reviews page.
  • GAF Master Elite contractor. The certification that matters when you need a warranty honored.
  • Guaranteed pricing. The number on your quote is the number on your invoice.
  • Financing available. Options are on our financing page.
  • Licensed, insured and family owned in Round Rock. Meet the team at about KangaRoof.

How to Get Started

  • 1. Call or request a free inspection. Call (512) 388-7663 or request a free inspection at callkangaroof.com/contact. For a number first, the Instant Roof Cost Calculator gives a price range in about three minutes.
  • 2. Get a guaranteed price. After the inspection you receive a photo-backed report and a fixed price for the repair or replacement. That is the price, not an estimate.
  • 3. Schedule the work. Pick a date, choose your shingle color (we check it against your HOA guidelines), and we handle the rest, including the roofing side of any insurance claim.

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More Round Rock Roofing Questions

How long does a roof last in Round Rock's heat?

An architectural asphalt shingle roof in Round Rock usually gives less than the 30 years the label suggests. Summer heat above 100F, UV, hail and winter temperature swings age shingles faster here than in milder climates. Many roofs from the 1990s and 2000s are already at replacement age. A free inspection tells you how many good years yours has left.

Can I repair my roof instead of replacing it after hail?

Sometimes. If hail bruised one slope or a small area and the rest of the roof is sound, a repair is the right call and we will say so. If the damage is spread across most slopes, or the shingles are already brittle from age, replacement is the better investment. Our free inspection documents which one you actually need.

Do you work with my insurance company?

Yes. You file the claim with your carrier, and we handle the roofing side: a photo-documented damage report, meeting the adjuster on the roof, reviewing the approved scope against code and manufacturer requirements, and submitting supplements if items were missed. Texas law lets you choose your own roofer, so your carrier cannot require a specific contractor.

How fast can you fix a roof leak in Round Rock?

Call (512) 388-7663. Emergency calls are answered around the clock, and our office is in Round Rock, so we are close to every neighborhood in the city. For an active leak we stop the water first, usually with a tarp or temporary patch, then inspect and give you a guaranteed price for the permanent repair. We respond the same day during office hours and schedule most non-emergency repairs within days.

Do you help with HOA shingle color approvals?

Yes. Most Round Rock neighborhoods, including Teravista, Behrens Ranch, Mayfield Ranch and Forest Creek, have HOA guidelines on shingle color and style. We help you pick a shingle that matches your HOA's approved palette and provide the product details your architectural review committee asks for. It saves a rejected application and a delayed roof.

Does KangaRoof offer financing for a new roof in Round Rock?

Yes. Financing is available, which helps when a storm forces a new roof before you planned for one, or when insurance covers part of the cost and you want to upgrade to impact-rated shingles or metal. Current options and how to apply are on our financing page, and your KangaRoof rep can walk through them at the inspection.

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