We are your Round Rock Roofing Company

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.