Deliverable 01 · Photo set
Photographs of every defect
Close enough to see the damage, wide enough to show where it sits on your roof.
Texas Hill Country, Texas
Texas Hill Country Roofing Contractor — Metal & Class 4 Roofs Built for Hail Country
ARP Roofing & Remodeling serves the Texas Hill Country from Boerne to Dripping Springs, Marble Falls, and Bandera — homes and businesses alike, with metal and Class 4 impact-rated systems built for Texas hail. With 5,000+ completed Texas projects and 300+ five-star reviews, you get documented proof, not promises. Find your town.
Family owned, locally accountable
COO & President — the father and son behind ARP
Start here — pick your door
Three routes, one written scope
Door 1
Boerne Roofing
Residential and commercial roofing for Kendall County homes and businesses, from historic Hauptstrasse rooflines to newer builds across the county
See Boerne Roofing →Door 2
Dripping Springs Roofing
Fast-growing Hays County subdivisions and custom acreage builds
See Dripping Springs Roofing →Door 3
Marble Falls Roofing
Burnet County lake-country homes and Highland Lakes commercial property
See Marble Falls Roofing →Door 4
Bandera Roofing
Ranch-country roofs across Bandera County and the Medina River valley
See Bandera Roofing →Door 5
Texas Hill Country Metal Roofing
Roll-formed standing seam and R-panel metal, built and supervised for hail country across the region
See Texas Hill Country Metal Roofing →Why these credentials are on this page
Bandera Roofing Company — We Register With the City and Pull Your PermitBlanco Roofing Company — Metal & Class 4 Shingle, Proven at Old 300 BBQBoerne Roofing Company — Permit-Registered, Kendall and Comal CountyCanyon Lake Roofing Company — Metal & Class 4 for Unincorporated Comal CountyDripping Springs Roofing Company — Permit-Handled Roofs Off the US-290 GatewayJohnson City Roofing Company — Built Back for the Record 2024 HailMarble Falls Roofing Company — Built for Granite Country and Highland Lakes WindTexas Hill Country Metal & Tin Roofing
Pick your path
Residential and Commercial Roofing for your Texas Hill Country property
The Texas Hill Country is a big region, and roofing here changes town to town — the caliche-and-cedar ridgelines above Bandera shed hail differently than the newer subdivisions filling in around Dripping Springs. So start where you live. Pick the path closest to your project and you land on the team, the pricing, and the local detail that actually fits your roof.
Randal and Preston Williams are the father and son who own the company, and they are reachable from any town on this list. A region this spread out is easy to serve badly — a name on a truck and no one accountable behind it — and that is the difference worth checking before you hire anyone.
Residential roofing
Texas Hill Country Residential Roofing for Homeowners
Homeowners across the region start on the residential side — roof replacement, repair, shingle and metal systems, and hail and wind documentation for their carrier, with one project manager on the job from the first walkthrough to warranty registration. If you are staying in your home, Class 4 impact-rated shingle is the shingle worth pricing first: it is the top impact grade under the UL 2218 test and holds up through a season that would total an ordinary roof, and many Texas carriers give a premium credit for a verified Class 4 roof.
On shingle you are an Atlas PRO+ Platinum Select and GAF Certified Plus customer, co-equal, so you can install any shingle brand you choose. On metal roofing the credential is ours rather than a manufacturer's — panels roll-formed on our own equipment behind a written workmanship warranty. See the full menu on our residential roofing guide.
Residential Roofing in Texas →Examples of our work — Texas Hill Country homes
Recent Texas Hill Country installs — architectural shingle and standing seam metal.
Commercial roofing
Texas Hill Country Commercial Roofing for Property Managers and Owners
Property managers, ranch owners, and facility teams start on the commercial side — standing seam and R-panel metal, TPO and single-ply membranes, roof coatings and restoration, and documented condition reports your ownership or board can act on. The same ARP team runs both sides of the business across the region, with one project manager on your job from the first walkthrough to warranty registration.
You get GAF GoldElite Commercial credentials plus UNIFLEX Premier Elite on coatings and restoration, and a written, COO-reviewed scope with before-and-after photography before you sign anything. See the full scope on our commercial roofing contractor guide.
Commercial Roofing Contractor in Texas →Examples of our work — Texas Hill Country commercial roofs
GAF EverGuard TPO and site-formed commercial metal across the metro.
No cost, no obligation
Your free Texas Hill Country roof inspection
A free Texas Hill Country roof inspection from ARP costs nothing whether or not you hire us, and you keep everything it produces. A project manager walks the roof, photographs what they find, and leaves you a written condition report — including the honest verdict when the answer is that your roof has years left and needs nothing.
Across the region the first thing we look for is hail, and the reason is that Texas Hill Country hail bruises a shingle mat without breaking the surface. The damage that decides your claim is often invisible from the driveway and still invisible from a ladder at the eave.
We walk the slopes, mark and photograph strikes against a scale, and check the soft metal — vents, valleys, gutter aprons — because that is where hail leaves proof an adjuster will accept even when the shingles look intact. On acreage and ranch property we also check the outbuildings, which take the same storm and rarely get looked at.
From assessment to warranty
- 01Free Roof Inspection & Estimate With Photos — We walk your roof, document every finding, and show you what we see — not a curbside guess. You get the photo set whether you hire us or not.
- 02Written Scope Before Any Work — Materials, square footage, flashing detail, permit handling, and warranty terms, in writing, so you know exactly what you're buying before you sign. On commercial projects that document is COO-reviewed.
- 03Supervised Install and Warranty Registration — One project manager runs the job, handles your county or municipal permit, and registers your manufacturer warranty within 30 days of completion.
No fee, no deposit, no pressure. We confirm your address is covered before we schedule — then a project manager walks the roof.
Roofing systems we work with
Whatever you need for your home or business, we've got you covered
Open a system for the material detail, the Texas Hill Country specifics and a link to the right page for your home or business.
S-01 Residential
Shingle roofing — architectural & Class 4
+
Architectural and Class 4 impact-resistant shingle systems for homes — Atlas PRO+ Platinum Select and GAF Certified Plus, with the documentation carriers need for a premium discount on Class 4 installs. Full tear-off, deck inspection with photos, synthetic underlayment, drip edge, new flashing at every transition.
2026 Texas Hill Country range: $17,600 – $20,000 architectural, $22,400 – $30,000 Class 4 on a typical 2,000 sq ft home.
Residential Roofing in Texas →System build-up, deck to cap
- 05Ridge & hip caps, balanced exhaust
- 04Class 4 impact-rated shingle field
- 03New flashing at every transition
- 02Synthetic underlayment + drip edge
- 01Deck inspection, photographed
S-02 Residential
Residential metal — standing seam & stone-coated
+
Standing seam and stone-coated metal, roll-formed on our own equipment and supervised by a dedicated metal foreman, finished in Kynar color coats built for South Texas UV — Class 4 impact-rated for the hail belt. Here the credential is ours rather than a manufacturer's: a written workmanship warranty behind panels we formed ourselves.
2026 Texas Hill Country range: $26,400 – $48,300, moved by profile, gauge and finish.
Residential Roofing in Texas →Specification
- Panel
- Standing seam, site roll-formed
- Impact rating
- UL 2218 Class 4
- Finish
- Kynar 500 color coat
- Warranty
- ARP written workmanship
S-03 Residential
Tile roofing — clay & concrete
+
Clay and concrete tile where HOA and historic review require an original material match. We handle the submittal, the match, and the underlayment replacement that is usually the real reason a tile roof is leaking.
Residential Roofing in Texas → S-04 Commercial
TPO & single-ply — GAF EverGuard, PVC, EPDM
+
Energy-reflective GAF EverGuard TPO, plus PVC and EPDM, for flat and low-slope commercial roofs across the metro — installed under GAF GoldElite Commercial credentials. You get a documented condition report and a written, COO-reviewed scope with before-and-after photos your board can actually read, before you sign anything.
Commercial Roofing Contractor in Texas →What ownership receives
- Condition report, photographed by area
- Line-item scope, COO-reviewed
- Warranty tier options priced side by side
- Before-and-after set at closeout
S-05 Commercial
Commercial metal & restoration coatings
+
Standing seam and R-panel site-formed on our own equipment, plus silicone and acrylic restoration coatings that extend a sound roof instead of replacing it — Elevate Red Shield and UNIFLEX Premier Elite credentials. When a recover is the honest answer, we say so, and the capital request gets smaller.
Commercial Roofing Contractor in Texas →Replace or restore
- Dry insulation, sound deck → coating
- Saturated insulation → tear-off
- Ponding → drainage correction first
- Commercial repairs under $1,295 → not our fit
S-06 Storm
Hail & storm damage documentation
+
Hail, wind and storm damage documented the way your carrier needs to see it — photographed in carrier format and filed the way an adjuster expects to receive it, before you decide on repair or replacement. Randal Williams is an Xactimate expert; we meet the adjuster on the roof rather than sending you to argue alone.
Timing: most Texas homeowner policies set a one-year deadline from the date of loss, per the Texas Department of Insurance — check yours. Nobody at ARP will waive or absorb your deductible — that's a criminal offense in Texas.
Roof Storm Damage in Texas →Damage severity, verbalized
- Cosmetic — granule scatter, no mat fracture: monitor
- Functional — bruised mats, exposed fiberglass: claim
- Acute — punctures, lifted ridge, active leak: tarp now
- Hidden — brittle pipe boots, flashing splits: attic check
S-07 Residential & commercial
Gutter installation — seamless aluminum
+
Seamless aluminum gutters formed on site to your rooflines, with oversized downspouts sized for Texas Hill Country's flash-flood rainfall rather than a national default. Installed with the roof or on their own — and if a fascia board is rotten behind the old gutter, you see the photo before we price the repair.
Why it matters here: a single thunderstorm can dump inches in an hour. Undersized gutters overshoot, saturate the foundation, and push water back under the drip edge.
Residential Roofing in Texas →Specification
- Profile
- 5" & 6" K-style, seamless
- Downspouts
- 3×4 oversized
- Hangers
- Hidden, screwed to fascia
- Options
- Leaf guard, rain diverters
Texas Hill Country market
What roofing in Texas Hill Country actually demands
Metal is the signature roof of the Texas Hill Country, and for good reason — a standing seam roof sheds hail, laughs off wind-driven cedar debris, and lasts decades on a ranch house or a limestone custom build where an asphalt roof would be back on the estimate sheet in fifteen years. Spring storms roll across the region every year, and hail is the damage most homeowners here plan a roof around, which is why an impact-rated Class 4 shingle or a roll-formed metal roof is so often the smart build.
Here's what most homeowners don't know: the metal roof itself isn't a manufacturer-certified product the way a shingle system is. ARP roll-forms its own standing seam panels on our own equipment, and every metal job is supervised by a dedicated Texas Hill Country metal roofing foreman who owns the clip spacing, the seam engagement, and the flashing at every valley and penetration where metal roofs actually fail. That is craftsmanship and accountability, not a certificate.
Hail season
Mar–May
Peak supercell window off the Edwards Plateau.
Attic heat, August
140°F+
Unbalanced ventilation cooks shingles from underneath.
Class 4 premium credit
Carrier-set
Many Texas insurers credit UL 2218 Class 4 roofs; each company sets its own amount (TDI).
2026 Texas Hill Country market pricing
What roofing costs in Texas Hill Country, TX
Across the Texas Hill Country a standard architectural asphalt shingle replacement on a typical 2,000-square-foot home runs about $17,600 to $20,000 (roughly 3,200 square feet of actual roof), assuming a full tear-off, synthetic underlayment, new flashing, permit, and cleanup. Class 4 impact-rated shingle runs about $22,400 to $30,000 and standing-seam metal higher still. Your town sets the exact number.
| Scope | 2026 range | What moves the number |
|---|---|---|
| Architectural shingle — 1,500 sq ft home (~2,400 sq ft roof) | $13,200 – $15,000 | Full tear-off, underlayment, flashing, permit |
| Architectural shingle — typical 2,000 sq ft home (~3,200 sq ft roof) | $17,600 – $20,000 | Full tear-off, underlayment, flashing, permit |
| Class 4 impact-resistant shingle — same home | $22,400 – $30,000 | May qualify for an insurance premium credit; your insurer sets the amount |
| Standing seam metal — same home | $26,400 – $48,300 | Gauge, panel width, and color/Kynar finish |
Estimate your own project
Put your own numbers against the 2026 ranges
Pick your property type, size and system for a live Texas Hill Country range built from the same rates in the table above — then send it over and we'll confirm it on the roof.
Ranges orient you. The written scope after your free roof inspection & estimate is the number you can hold us to.
A Texas insurance agent on what it's like working a claim with ARP — before you price your own Texas Hill Country roof.
Price your Texas Hill Country roof & book the visit
2026 rates. About 40 seconds.
Roof area used: 3,200 sq ft — typical pitch adds about 60% over heated area
Adjust roof size to see your price
Your 2026 Texas Hill Country range
Request in — we'll text to confirm
Need it sooner? Call or text (830) 293-4621.
Included in every price
Full tear-off, deck inspection with photos, synthetic underlayment, drip edge, new flashing at every transition, ridge and hip caps, the City of Texas Hill Country permit, debris haul-off and manufacturer-warranty registration — no hidden line items.
Financing
No-Money-Down plans on approved credit (W.A.C.), so a replacement can be spread over time. If storm damage is involved, insurance may cover much of the work.
Your Texas Hill Country team
Who you get, and who to ask for
Each card names the person who leads your kind of project, so you know who to ask for when you call.
Randal Williams
COO · commercial & claims
Best first call for: commercial scope, insurance claims, Xactimate disputes.
Why Randal
A former commercial high-rise field engineer and Xactimate expert. He reviews every commercial scope before it leaves the office, which is why a board can read it without a translator.
"With the hail history here, that impact rating is the smartest dollar you can spend on a roof."
Ask for Randal →
Preston Williams
President · residential
Best first call for: home replacement, material choice, warranty questions.
Why Preston
Runs the residential side and sets the standard the crews are held to. If a homeowner's job needs to be made right, this is the name on it.
"Cheap and good rarely show up to the same job site. We're trying to be the last roofer you ever have to call."
Ask for Preston →
Your project manager & crew
One contact, start to warranty
Best first call for: scheduling, daily site questions, closeout photos.
Why the crew matters
The same faces and branded trucks your neighbors see on the job — not a pop-up outfit that appears after a hailstorm and is gone by year seven. One project manager stays on your job from the first walkthrough through warranty registration.
Book the walkthrough →"ARP Roofing’s Dennis Garrett is a true professional who provides great service. He made sure our job was very well done!"
Cindy A. · 2024 · Google Review
Areas we serve
Towns and communities we serve across the Texas Hill Country
Bandera We Register With the City and Pull Your Permit Bandera roofing → Blanco Metal & Class 4 Shingle, Proven at Old 300 BBQ Blanco roofing → Boerne Permit-Registered, Kendall and Comal County Boerne roofing → Bulverde Metal & Class 4 Shingle, No City Roof Permit Bulverde roofing → Canyon Lake Metal & Class 4 for Unincorporated Comal County Canyon Lake roofing → Dripping Springs Permit-Handled Roofs Off the US-290 Gateway Dripping Springs roofing → Horseshoe Bay POA/ACC-Approved Roofs on Lake LBJ Horseshoe Bay roofing → Johnson City Built Back for the Record 2024 Hail Johnson City roofing → Kingsland Lake LBJ Metal & Class 4 Roofing Kingsland roofing → Marble Falls Built for Granite Country and Highland Lakes Wind Marble Falls roofing → Medina Metal & Class 4 Shingle for the Apple Capital of Texas Medina roofing → Spring Branch City Limits or Unincorporated Comal County Spring Branch roofing →
Honest fit check
Is ARP the right fit for your Texas Hill Country project?
The best way to judge any Texas Hill Country contractor — us or anyone else — is to ask for a written scope, ask who your single point of contact is, and ask when the manufacturer warranty gets registered in your name. If a roofer can't answer those three plainly, that's your answer.
Yes — we're a match
A good fit if you
- Want a roofer your neighbors have actually used — not a pop-up tent after the last hailstorm.
- Want everything documented and in writing, with photos, before any crew gets on the roof.
- Plan to stay in your Texas Hill Country home or hold the property long term.
- Manage commercial property and need line-item scope, condition photos and warranty tiers before you sign.
- Had recent hail or wind damage and want it documented correctly for your carrier.
No — we'll say so up front
Not the right fit if you
- Need a commercial job totaling under $1,295, or a firm residential repair price over the phone — we quote repairs after an on-roof inspection.
- Need someone to start tomorrow with no inspection.
- Are choosing purely on the lowest bid, without reading the scope underneath it.
- Want a contractor to pay, waive or "take care of" your deductible — a criminal offense in Texas under Business & Commerce Code § 27.02.
We'd rather tell you that on the phone than waste a walkthrough.
Questions that decide the job
Texas Hill Country roofing — frequently asked questions
What towns does ARP cover in the Texas Hill Country?
+
ARP serves the Texas Hill Country across Kendall, Comal, Blanco, Gillespie, Bandera, Burnet, Llano, and Hays Counties, from Boerne out to Fredericksburg and Marble Falls. You'll find every town we cover listed on this page. If you're anywhere in the region, you're in our service area.
Does ARP install metal roofing in the Texas Hill Country?
+
Yes. ARP roll-forms standing seam metal on our own equipment and supervises every metal job with a dedicated metal foreman who owns the clip spacing, seam engagement, and flashing details where metal roofs actually fail. The metal roof isn't a manufacturer-certified product like a shingle system — it's ARP craftsmanship and accountability. See our Texas Hill Country metal roofing page.
Are Class 4 impact-resistant shingles worth it in the Texas Hill Country?
+
For a hail-prone Texas Hill Country roof, usually yes. Class 4 shingles carry the highest UL 2218 impact rating, and many Texas carriers offer a premium discount for an impact-rated roof — confirm the exact credit with your carrier. We document the rating on your installed system. Read our Class 4 impact-resistant shingle guide.
What does a new roof cost in the Texas Hill Country?
+
A standard architectural shingle replacement on a typical 2,000 sq ft Texas Hill Country home runs about $17,600 to $20,000, with the low end in our San Antonio-adjacent towns and the high end across the greater region. That assumes a full tear-off, synthetic underlayment, new flashing, permit, and cleanup. Impact-rated Class 4 shingle and standing-seam metal run higher. Pick your town for a number scoped to your roof.
Does ARP handle storm and hail claims in the Texas Hill Country?
+
Yes. We inspect the roof, document every finding with photos, and build a condition report your carrier can act on. One thing to know: Texas Insurance Code § 707.002 requires you to pay your deductible, and waiving or "taking care of" it is a criminal offense under Business & Commerce Code § 27.02 — any roofer who offers to do it is telling you what kind of company they are. See our storm damage repair guide.
Book your free Texas Hill Country roof assessment
A photo-documented roof walk and a written condition report in your hands — whether or not you hire us.