Roofer in Georgetown TX · Roof Inspection · Roof Repair · Roof Replacement · Storm Damage
Why Georgetown Trusts Holden Roofing65 Years of Texas RoofsOwens Corning Platinum Preferred4.6 Stars on Google
Georgetown grew faster than any city in America. Its roofs took hail faster than that.
Holden Roofing is an Owens Corning Platinum Preferred, family-owned roofing contractor that has roofed Texas homes since 1961 and reaches Georgetown from its Austin office on Anderson Lane, 25 miles down I-35. More than 100,000 Texas roofs replaced. 4.6 stars across 382 Google reviews.
One licensed, bonded and insured team handles your free roof inspection, roof repair, emergency roof repair and tarping, roof replacement, hail and storm damage roof repair and insurance claim, in shingle, metal, tile and flat roofing, and pulls Georgetown’s re-roof permit for you.
Text a photo of your roof or call (512) 750-0523. A Holden Roofing project manager is on your Georgetown roof within days, and the inspection costs nothing whether or not you hire us.
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Holden Roofing Austin
Here’s the Truth About Hiring a Roofer in Georgetown TX, and How Holden Roofing Changes It
More than 3,000 roofers list Austin as a service area, and after the May 28, 2025 microburst a good share of them pointed their trucks up I-35 toward Georgetown. Few of them had ever set a ladder against a Sun City roof before that week.
Georgetown went from 67,176 residents in 2020 to 106,907 by July 2025. Every new rooftop in Wolf Ranch and Water Oak turned into a lead for whoever reached the porch first, whether or not that company would still answer its phone in two years.
So how does a Georgetown homeowner tell the roofer who stays from the one who cashes out and leaves?
By asking sharper questions. Below are the three traps Georgetown homeowners fall into most, the single question that exposes each one, and the way Holden Roofing answers it. After that come seven first-call questions, answered without the sales gloss.
Problem One: The Contingency Contract Signed on a Sun City Porch the Morning After the Storm
Within two days of the May 2025 microburst, roofing trucks crowded the streets of Sun City and Serenada, most carrying a contingency agreement and a borrowed Texas address. Close to 8,500 Sun City rooftops made it the fattest target in Williamson County.
The porch pitch sounds generous: sign today, no money down, we handle it all. What you actually signed ties your claim to that company before anyone has shown you one photo of your shingles.
“Can I See the Photos Before I Sign Anything?”
A bad answer sounds like “we need the agreement first so we can talk to your insurance.” That tells you the paperwork matters more to them than your roof does, and in most cases the photos never show up at all.
How Holden Roofing Answers It
Yes, and you never sign a thing to get them. A Holden Roofing project manager walks every slope, chalks test squares, shoots the soft metals and the attic side of the deck, then hands you the complete photo file.
Then you decide whether to file a claim and who you want on the job. Holden Roofing has worked Central Texas hail from its Austin office since 1997, so the photo file comes from a company that will still be here when the claim closes.
“Colin was absolutely fantastic to work with. He did a far more thorough inspection than the first roofer that came out, complete with detailed photos and clear explanations. He handled the entire insurance process for me, communicating directly with the company so I didn’t have to be the middle-man… When the claim was initially denied, Colin connected me with an appraiser and guided me through that process until the insurance company finally approved the work…”
Tutu Ajayi, 5 stars, November 2025. Read this review on Google →
Problem Two: The Roofer Who Has Never Opened the Sun City Design Guidelines
Sun City Texas, Berry Creek, Cimarron Hills and most of Wolf Ranch send roofing material and color changes through architectural review, and a roofer who skips it leaves you holding the violation letter. Sun City revised its guidelines in August 2025.
The wrong shingle color or an unapproved standing seam panel can bring a stop-work notice, a fine, or a second tear-off on your dime. By then the roofer who skipped the review is working another town.
“Which Colors Will My HOA Actually Approve?”
If the roofer shrugs and slides the whole manufacturer catalog across the table, he has not read your community’s rules. A real answer names the review, how long it takes and the colors that clear it.
How Holden Roofing Answers It
We pull your community’s current guidelines before the color boards ever reach your kitchen table. Then Holden Roofing files the review paperwork wherever your HOA requires it and waits for the sign-off before a tear-off date goes on the calendar.
Every recommendation is one that clears: a like-for-like Owens Corning color, Class 4 Duration FLEX, or stone-coated steel when you want metal and your HOA insists on a shingle profile.
Problem Three: The Builder-Grade Roof Failing on a Three-Year-Old Wolf Ranch Home
Thousands of Georgetown homes built since 2016 went up with entry-level shingles, four nails apiece, and a builder’s one-year warranty that never covered hail. The May 2025 storm found those roofs first.
Owners in Wolf Ranch, Water Oak and Parkside on the River tend to assume new means strong. A builder’s roof is built to pass the closing-day walkthrough, not to absorb 2-inch hail in year three.
“Is My New Roof Going to Be the Same Four-Nail Roof My Builder Used?”
A bad answer is “same as what you’ve got now” or a vague “industry standard.” A roofer who cannot name the nail count, the underlayment and the ventilation plan is quoting you the exact roof the builder already put on.
How Holden Roofing Answers It
No. It gets six nails per shingle on steep slopes, over synthetic underlayment, with ice and water shield in every valley. Holden Roofing rebuilds a builder-grade roof as a complete Owens Corning system with new pipe boots, new drip edge and ridge ventilation.
That full system is what qualifies a Georgetown roof for Owens Corning Platinum Protection, which covers the workmanship too, and only Platinum Preferred Contractors like Holden Roofing can register it. It is the roof your builder skipped.
“We found Pat Spurlin to be professional and very helpful in navigating us through the replacement of our roof in Georgetown, TX. Holden Roofing was efficient and timely in their delivery of supplies.”
Linda Miller, 5 stars, September 2020. Read this review on Google →
Seven Questions Georgetown Homeowners Should Put to Any Roofer, Answered by Holden Roofing
These are the questions Georgetown homeowners bring to Holden Roofing most often, worded the way people actually ask them. A roofer who dodges even one of them has already told you what you need to know.
01“Our Sun City Roof Is Still the Original. Is It Living on Borrowed Time?”
Probably, yes. Most Sun City roofs put on between 1996 and 2005 are at or past their useful life, and plenty sat under the May 28, 2020 baseball hail. A free Holden Roofing inspection shows whether yours has months or years left.
02“We Closed on Our Wolf Ranch House Three Years Ago. Won’t the Builder Fix Hail Damage?”
No, that one goes to your carrier. A builder’s one-year warranty rarely touches hail, and in year three it has run out anyway. Holden Roofing documents the damage slope by slope and builds the claim file your insurer needs.
03“Our Berry Creek Home Has Tile. Do You Have to Rip It All Off?”
Usually not. At year 25 the tile is often sound and the underlayment beneath it is what failed. Holden Roofing lifts the tile, lays new high-temperature underlayment, swaps out the cracked pieces and sets the good tile back down.
04“Can You Really Finish My Sun City Roof in One Day?”
On most single-story Sun City homes, yes. Tear-off, deck check, dry-in and new shingles happen in one working day, a crew member walks your flower beds with a magnet before the trucks leave, and the schedule bends around your day.
05“Half My Serenada Street Got New Roofs After May 2025. Does Mine Need One Too?”
Maybe not, and you will see the evidence either way. Holden Roofing counts hits inside a test square on every slope and photographs the soft metals. If the damage will not clear your carrier’s threshold, you hear it before you file.
06“Whose Crew Actually Tears Off My Roof?”
A Holden Roofing crew, run by a project manager whose cell number you already have. Holden Roofing keeps roughly 400 installers working across Texas, many with a decade or more on roofs and some past thirty years. No day labor hired off a storm.
07“Who Registers My Owens Corning Warranty, and When Do I Get It?”
Holden Roofing does, at the final walkthrough. Once the city’s final inspection is requested, your project manager registers the Owens Corning warranty and hands you the paperwork, backed by a company roofing Texas since 1961.
Put these seven questions to every roofer who knocks in Georgetown this season, then call Holden Roofing at (512) 750-0523 and compare the answers.
What You Actually Need From a Georgetown Roofing Contractor, and Why Holden Roofing Is Built Around It
A Georgetown roof lives through 2.5-inch hail, 100-degree summers and an HOA that reads the guidelines closely, so the roofer behind it needs to be around for the long haul. Here is what matters, and how Holden Roofing covers each one.
A Manufacturer Credential You Can Check in Thirty Seconds
Owens Corning extends its Platinum Preferred Contractor tier by invitation, to fewer than 7 percent of its Preferred Contractors, and Holden Roofing holds it. Owens Corning looks at installation quality, customer satisfaction and business practices before it extends the invitation.
You can verify it on the Owens Corning contractor directory before you ever pick up the phone. Only Platinum Preferred Contractors can register the Platinum Protection limited lifetime warranty.
What the Platinum Warranty Covers on Your Georgetown Roof
Materials
Owens Corning Duration and Duration FLEX carry a limited lifetime material warranty for as long as you own the home, with 130 mph wind coverage and, on Duration, 25-year algae resistance for the north slopes that stay shaded in Berry Creek and Old Town.
Workmanship
The Platinum Protection warranty covers the installation itself, so a crew mistake is Owens Corning’s problem to make right, not yours. A roofer outside the Platinum tier cannot offer that on a Georgetown roof, no matter what the flyer says.
A Company That Was Roofing Texas Before Sun City Broke Ground
The Holden family has roofed Texas homes since 1961, which is 35 years before Del Webb opened Sun City in 1996 and more than 100,000 roofs ago. Seven offices in Austin, Houston, Spring, San Antonio, San Marcos, Temple and Dallas, and roughly 400 installers statewide.
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Many of those installers have a decade or more on the roof, and some have passed thirty years. The crew on your Serenada roof is not a job-board hire from the week after the storm.
Reviews With a Project Manager’s Name Attached
Holden Roofing Austin holds 4.6 stars across 382 Google reviews, 342 of them five stars, and the reviewers keep thanking the same people by name. Timothy Carr, Colin Crenshaw, John Winn, Chris Pickard and others show up year after year, storm after storm.
A Free Inspection That Does Not Come With a Clipboard
Holden Roofing inspects Georgetown roofs for free, hands over the photo report, and asks for no signature to do it. No contingency agreement, no “we inspect after you commit,” no pressure on the porch. You get a straight answer about your roof, and the decision stays yours.
The One Thing Holden Roofing Will Not Be: The Lowest Bid
Holden Roofing is seldom the cheapest number on a Georgetown kitchen table, and that is a choice. A six-nail Owens Corning system with new flashing, new boots, ridge vents and a registered Platinum warranty costs more than a four-nail roof that reuses the old parts.
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Reviewers mention lower bids often. They also explain why they went with Holden Roofing anyway: the inspection was more thorough, the communication was better, and the roof is still dry.
“Timothy Carr is great to work with. Makes the process so smooth and does what he says he will do. He sat down with us and answered all of our questions. He got the guys out here when he said he would. He meet our insurance adjuster here and walked us through the process. This is the second time we have used Holden Roofing… We have already had a couple of neighbors ask about who did our roof and I highly recommend him to do theirs as well.”
“A great roofing company to work with. We had light to moderate hail damage to our roof. Paul performed a thorough and inspection of our property and put together a detailed report that eventually made working with our insurance company easy and hassle free… They also replaced a window screen that got damaged during removal of the old roof, at no cost to us…”
How to Reach Holden Roofing From Georgetown, and What Happens Next
Call (512) 750-0523 or text a photo of your roof, and a Holden Roofing project manager based at the Anderson Lane office schedules your free Georgetown inspection. The office sits about 25 miles south on I-35, which puts Sun City, Wolf Ranch and Teravista 30 to 40 minutes away outside rush hour.
No call center. No script. A person who has walked roofs on both sides of I-35 in Georgetown.
The First Visit
Within a few days you have photos of every slope, soft metal and penetration, a plain reading of what they show, and a written recommendation: repair, replace, or leave it alone. If a storm claim is in play, you also hear whether the damage is likely to clear your carrier’s threshold.
Where to Find Holden Roofing in Austin
Holden Roofing AustinRoofing Services in Georgetown: Retail Roofing and Storm Roofing From One Team
Holden Roofing runs both halves of the roofing trade in Georgetown, the roof you pay for yourself and the roof your carrier pays for, with the same crews and the same Owens Corning standard on each. Plenty of roofers do one well and the other badly.
Georgetown weather does not ask which kind of roofer you hired, so Holden Roofing is built for both.
Retail Roofing in Georgetown
Free Roof Inspection
A Holden Roofing roof inspection covers the shingle field, every boot and flashing, the soft metals, the attic side of the deck and ground-level collateral like gutters, screens and fence stain. You keep the photos. You keep the decision.
Book one before buying or selling a home in Georgetown, before a builder warranty runs out in Wolf Ranch or Water Oak, when an original Sun City roof passes year 20, and after any storm that drops hail bigger than a quarter near your address.
Roof Replacement
A Holden Roofing roof replacement is a full tear-off to the deck, a board-by-board deck check, synthetic underlayment, ice and water shield in the valleys, new drip edge and flashing, ridge ventilation and a complete Owens Corning shingle system.
Most single-story Georgetown homes come off and go back on in one working day.
What a One-Day Replacement Looks Like in Sun City
Crews arrive early, cover the landscaping, patio furniture and AC unit, and strip the roof before mid-morning. Decking is checked sheet by sheet and the dry-in goes down before lunch.
Shingles run through the afternoon, and a crew member walks the beds with a magnet before the trucks pull out. Sun City’s quiet hours are scheduled around.
★★★★★ “Great experience. Had all their information and documentation ready on the first visit and were very transparent about their findings. They worked on our behalf with our insurance company and were very responsive throughout the process. Our roof replacement was done in a day. Would definitely recommend them to anyone and already have done so with some of our neighbors!”
Roof Repair
Roof repair is the honest answer when the damage sits in one place and the rest of the roof has years left: a wind-lifted ridge cap, a cracked pipe boot, failed step flashing where a second story meets the roof in Teravista.
Holden Roofing prices the repair on its own, so nobody sells you a Georgetown roof replacement to fix a $700 leak.
Emergency Roof Repair and Tarping
When a limb comes through the deck or a storm strips a slope and rain is in the forecast, Holden Roofing tarps and dries in the roof before the next round. Emergency mitigation protects insulation, drywall and wiring, and nearly every Texas policy expects you to do it.
The damage is photographed before the tarp goes down so the claim loses nothing.
Storm Roofing in Georgetown
Hail Damage Roof Repair
Hail leaves three signatures on a Georgetown roof, and only one shows from the driveway. Holden Roofing inspectors look for all of them: bruised mats and granule loss on the shingles, dents in the soft metals that date and size the storm, and seal strips the wind broke on the way through.
Wind Damage Roof Repair
The same cell that drops hail on Georgetown brings 60 to 80 mile per hour gusts, and a shingle that lifted once has already lost its seal. Holden Roofing checks the seal strip on every slope and writes the date of the gust into the claim, because wind damage is an insurance event too.
Hurricane and Severe Storm Damage
Georgetown does not see landfall, but the remnants of Gulf hurricanes and the spring supercells that build over the Hill Country do the same work on a roof. Holden Roofing’s Houston and San Antonio offices run hurricane claims every season, and the Austin office works from the same playbook.
What the Adjuster Looks For
Test Squares and Hit Counts
The adjuster counts hail hits inside a 10 by 10 foot square on each slope, and most carriers want 8 or more per square before they approve that slope. Holden Roofing chalks the squares and counts first.
Soft Metal Damage
Dented turbine vents, gutters, downspouts, AC fins and mailbox tops prove the size and direction of the hail. Holden Roofing photographs each one before the adjuster arrives.
Collateral Damage
Torn window screens, chipped fence stain, dented patio covers and pitted outdoor furniture all go in the file. With the Georgetown hail properly recorded, the carrier covers that damage as well.
Storm, Hail and Wind Damage in Georgetown: What Hit, When, and What It Did to Your Roof
Georgetown sits where the Balcones Escarpment meets the I-35 corridor, which means the supercells that build over the Hill Country arrive here with their hail cores fully loaded. Texas has topped the national count of major hail events for eleven years running, and 2025 alone produced 902 of them.
Georgetown’s northwest side, from Sun City through Serenada and down Williams Drive, has taken the worst of it. The east side along Saddlecreek and Teravista got its turn in 2025.
If your roof sat under any of the dates below and nobody has walked it since, that is the free inspection to book.
The Georgetown Storms Holden Roofing Crews Still Get Calls About
2020
- May 28, 2020.
Baseball hail cut a three-mile path from Sun City down Williams Drive to I-35, per FOX 7 Austin, with the National Weather Service logging 2.5-inch stones near Sun City and Serenada. Many of the roofs it hit were original 1996 to 2005 Sun City shingle.
2021
- April 15, 2021.
Tennis-ball hail fell on Georgetown, Round Rock, Pflugerville and north Austin on a Thursday evening. KXAN and State Farm counted hundreds of claims within days, at a time when the typical Texas homeowner hail claim was closing in on $11,700.
- April 28 to May 1, 2021.
The same two weeks produced 2 to 3 inch hail across Central Texas and the 6.4-inch Hondo stone that still holds the Texas record.
2025
- April 22 to 23, 2025.
Ping-pong hail across Georgetown and Cedar Park, with CBS Austin reporting damage in Saddle Creek and 40,000 to 50,000 homes in the storm’s path.
- May 28, 2025.
A microburst with golf-ball hail hit Georgetown, Round Rock, Pflugerville and Cedar Park in a single evening. Whole streets in Serenada and Teravista needed roofs.
2026 So Far
- April 18, 2026.
Quarter-size hail logged near Georgetown and across Brushy Creek and Round Rock.
- May 26, 2026.
Quarter-size hail reports near Georgetown again. Quarter hail rarely totals a roof on its own, but it finishes what the 2025 storms started on a bruised shingle.
“As result of the May hailstorm, we had to have our residential roof replaced. After talking with several roofing companies, I opted to go with Holden Roofing and representative Chris Pickard… Chris was so thorough with every detail, including coordination of all communication with our insurance company, filing the claim, working closely with the adjustor, making recommendations on products to be installed and called our attention to other exterior damage that had been overlooked by others…”
What Those Storms Did to Georgetown’s Roofs, Subdivision by Subdivision
1996 to 2015 Single-Story Homes in Sun City Texas, Serenada and Georgetown Village
Low-pitch hip roofs that take hail on all four slopes at once, many on their original or second shingle. Damage shows as bruised mats that go soft under a thumb, bare asphalt where granules washed off, and cracked ridge caps. Holden Roofing checks the shaded north slope too.
2016 to 2026 Two-Story Homes in Wolf Ranch, Water Oak, Parkside on the River and Saddlecreek
Steeper pitches, more hips and valleys, more penetrations, and a builder-grade shingle under all of it. Split shingles at the exposure line, dented ridge vents and pierced pipe boots are typical. The builder’s one-year warranty does not cover any of it, so the claim goes to your carrier.
Custom Homes in Berry Creek, Cimarron Hills and Gabriels Overlook
Concrete tile, standing seam metal and premium shingle on golf-course and acreage lots. Tile cracks and slides, and the underlayment under it is usually the real failure. Metal dents without leaking, which starts the cosmetic-versus-functional argument. Holden Roofing documents both.
How Holden Roofing Handles Your Georgetown Insurance Claim
Holden Roofing inspects, documents, meets the adjuster, builds to the approved scope and recovers your withheld depreciation, and it has done that on thousands of Central Texas storm claims. The policy and the claim stay yours.
Holden Roofing’s job is to make sure the carrier sees everything your Georgetown roof is showing.
The Five Steps of a Georgetown Hail Claim With Holden Roofing
Step 1. The Walk and the Photo File
A project manager walks the roof, attic and yard and builds a photo file with test squares, soft metal hits and collateral damage, slope by slope.
Step 2. The Threshold Call
Your Georgetown project manager tells you straight whether the damage probably meets what your carrier requires. When it is not, Holden Roofing says so and tells you not to file. A denied claim on your record helps no one.
Step 3. The Adjuster Meeting
Your Holden Roofing rep stands on the roof with the adjuster and points to every hit and every dent, so the scope matches the roof instead of the adjuster’s lunch schedule.
Step 4. Reading the Scope and Supplementing It
If the scope misses decking, drip edge, ventilation, code items or the $60 Georgetown permit fee, Holden Roofing sends a supplement with the photos to back it.
Step 5. Build, Final Invoice and Depreciation
Holden Roofing builds to the approved scope, sends the final invoice to the carrier, and helps you collect the recoverable depreciation your policy held back. You pay your deductible and nothing more.
When the Claim Comes Back Denied
A denial letter on a Georgetown hail claim is a first offer, not a verdict, and some of the most detailed Holden Roofing reviews come from homeowners who were told no first. Carriers deny for low hit counts, wear and tear, and storm dates they say missed your street.
Holden Roofing pulls the storm date from National Weather Service records, requests a re-inspection with a project manager present, and when it fits, walks you into the appraisal clause most Texas policies carry.
“Holden Roofing helped us secure insurance coverage for our recent hail damage after our claim had been denied by submissions from two prior companies. Paul Beam patiently answered all our questions and led through the steps to successfully secure the roof replacement we needed. The replacement was done in one day and clean up was impeccable.”
The Texas Deductible Law Georgetown Homeowners Keep Hearing About
Texas House Bill 2102 has made it a Class B misdemeanor since 2019 for a contractor to waive, rebate, credit or absorb your insurance deductible, with penalties up to a $2,000 fine and six months in jail.
The roofer who offers to “take care of” your deductible is asking you to co-sign insurance fraud, and your carrier can demand proof the deductible was paid before releasing a dollar of depreciation.
Holden Roofing will never make that offer. What you get instead is your exact out-of-pocket number in writing before the first shingle comes off.
| Typical Georgetown hail claim line item | Usually covered by insurance | Homeowner responsibility |
|---|---|---|
| Tear-off and disposal of hail-damaged shingles | Yes | Deductible only |
| New shingles, underlayment, starter and ridge cap | Yes, at the approved scope | Upgrades beyond like-for-like |
| Decking replaced where rotted or hail-fractured | Often, with photo documentation | Varies by policy |
| Georgetown re-roof permit ($60) and final inspection | Usually, by supplement | None when supplemented before close |
| Gutters, screens, AC fins, fence stain | Yes, when hail damaged | Deductible only |
| Upgrade from Class 3 Duration to Class 4 Duration FLEX | Sometimes, with an impact-resistant endorsement | Difference in cost |
| Recoverable depreciation | Released after the final invoice | None when completed on time |
Shingle, Metal, Tile and Flat Roofing for Georgetown Homes
Holden Roofing installs Owens Corning asphalt shingle, standing seam and R-panel metal, stone-coated steel, clay and concrete tile, and TPO, modified bitumen and built-up low-slope systems across Georgetown.
Roughly nine in ten Georgetown roofs are architectural shingle. The rest split between metal on acreage and tile on the golf courses.
Because Holden Roofing runs both residential and commercial divisions, a shingle main roof, a metal porch and a flat patio cover on one house get one crew standard.
| Roofing system | Expected life in Georgetown | Hail performance | Typical installed cost (2,000 to 2,500 sq ft home) | Best fit in Georgetown |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Owens Corning Duration architectural shingle | 20 to 30 years | Class 3 impact, 130 mph wind warranty | $9,000 to $26,000+ | Sun City, Serenada, Georgetown Village, like-for-like HOA replacements |
| Owens Corning Duration FLEX (Class 4) | 25 to 30 years | UL 2218 Class 4, polymer-modified, 130 mph | $11,000 to $30,000+ | Wolf Ranch, Water Oak, Teravista, any roof hit twice since 2020 |
| Standing seam metal | 40 to 70 years | Excellent, may show cosmetic denting | $18,000 to $43,000+ | Lake Georgetown acreage, ranch property, modern builds |
| R-panel and stone-coated steel | 30 to 50 years | Very good | $14,000 to $36,000+ | Barns and workshops; stone-coated steel where an HOA wants a shingle look |
| Clay or concrete tile | 50+ years | Good, individual tiles can crack | $25,000 to $58,000+ | Berry Creek, Cimarron Hills, Gabriels Overlook custom homes |
| TPO, modified bitumen, built-up (low slope) | 15 to 30 years | Good with proper insulation board | $8 to $16 per sq ft | Patio covers, Williams Drive retail, I-35 commercial |
Asphalt Shingle Roofing With Owens Corning
Duration
Owens Corning Duration goes on more Holden Roofing roofs in Georgetown than any other product, and the reason has a name: SureNail.
The SureNail Strip
A woven reinforcement fabric runs through the nail zone of every Duration shingle. It carries the 130 mile per hour wind warranty and keeps the nail from tearing through during the thermal cycling that cooks a Georgetown roof through close to 29 days a year at or above 100 degrees.
Duration FLEX
Duration FLEX uses polymer-modified SBS asphalt that flexes under a hailstone instead of fracturing, which earns it the top UL 2218 Class 4 impact rating.
The Class 4 Test
UL drops a 2-inch steel ball from 20 feet onto the same spot twice, and the shingle has to come through without cracking.
Texas Insurance Code Section 2253 requires carriers to offer a premium discount for Class 4 roofs, and I-35 corridor discounts on the wind and hail portion typically run 20 to 30 percent.
For a Sun City or Wolf Ranch roof that has already been replaced once since 2020, FLEX usually pays for its upcharge in premium savings before the next storm arrives.
Metal Roofing in Georgetown
Holden Roofing installs standing seam, R-panel and stone-coated steel on Georgetown homes, barns, porches and commercial buildings, and standing seam with concealed clips and 24 or 26 gauge Kynar-coated panels is the system it recommends for a primary residence.
Metal reflects a large share of the summer solar load and outlives two or three shingle roofs. Sun City and several Georgetown HOAs have historically been slow to approve standing seam, so Holden Roofing checks the guidelines before quoting it and offers stone-coated steel where a shingle profile is required.
Tile Roofing in Georgetown
Concrete and clay tile sit on the custom homes of Berry Creek, Cimarron Hills and Gabriels Overlook, and at year 25 the tile is usually fine while the underlayment under it is not. Tile weighs 900 to 1,200 pounds per square, so Holden Roofing checks the framing before any tile conversation starts.
Holden Roofing lifts and resets sound tile over new high-temperature underlayment, replaces the cracked pieces, and rebuilds the flashing at walls and chimneys rather than tearing off tile that still has decades left.
Flat and Low-Slope Roofing in Georgetown
Patio covers, garage additions, the retail strip along Williams Drive and the warehouses along I-35 run on low-slope systems, and Holden Roofing’s commercial division installs TPO, modified bitumen, built-up roofing, tapered insulation and roof coatings.
A weathered but sound flat roof can often be carried another five to ten years with a silicone or acrylic coating for a fraction of what a tear-off costs.
“Holden replaced my roof from the damage from last year’s hail storm. Timothy was super helpful (and patient!!) and made the entire process simple and painless. Insurance suggested their own preferred/preapproved vendor – Timothy, fully managed the communication with them and made the entire process just as easy as if I used them. He enabled a few”value-added” additions that will help prevent future damage and keep the birds off my roof. I paid nothing out of pocket except for my deductible…”
What a New Roof Costs in Georgetown in 2026
An architectural shingle replacement on a typical Georgetown home runs $9,000 to $26,000+ in 2026, and the spread comes down to roof size, pitch, how many layers come off, and how much decking the hail or the years have ruined.
A Georgetown repair starts near $1,200 and can climb to $8,500+, based on the area involved and whether the decking must be opened up.
| Georgetown home profile | Roof size | Asphalt shingles (Owens Corning Duration) | Standing seam metal | Tile roofing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1,800 sq ft single story, Sun City Texas or Serenada | 20 to 26 squares, low pitch | $9,000 to $21,000+ | $18,000 to $36,000+ | $25,000 to $46,000+ |
| 2,600 sq ft two story, Teravista or Wolf Ranch | 28 to 34 squares | $12,500 to $26,000+ | $27,000 to $43,000+ | $35,000 to $58,000+ |
| 3,800 sq ft custom, Berry Creek or Cimarron Hills | 40 to 50 squares, steep | $19,000 to $38,000+ | $42,000 to $70,000+ | $52,000 to $88,000+ |
| Roof repair: leak, flashing, pipe boots, wind-lifted section | Under 1 to 3 squares | $1,200 to $8,500+ | $1,500 to $8,500+ | $1,800 to $8,500+ |
What Drives the Range
Every Holden Roofing estimate itemizes tear-off, decking allowance per sheet, underlayment, ice and water shield, drip edge, starter, field shingle, hip and ridge, ventilation and the Georgetown permit. When another Georgetown bid lands thousands lower, ask which of those lines fell off.
Financing
Financing is available through Holden Roofing’s financing partners for Georgetown homeowners paying out of pocket, covering a large percentage deductible, or stepping up to Class 4 or metal.
Your Georgetown Roof Replacement in Six Steps From First Call to Final Nail Sweep
Free inspection and photo file.
Your project manager walks the roof and attic and shows you every slope on a tablet before leaving your driveway.
Quote or claim scope.
Retail jobs get a written line-item quote. Insurance jobs get a rep on the roof with the adjuster, followed by a scope review and any supplements.
HOA review, permit and color selection.
Holden Roofing checks your community’s guidelines, files the Georgetown re-roof permit through the city’s online portal, and brings Owens Corning color boards to your kitchen table.
Scheduling and prep.
Install date confirmed, materials delivered the day before, and a checklist of what to move off the walls, out of the driveway and off the patio.
Installation day.
Tear-off, deck inspection, dry-in, shingle or panel installation and a full cleanup with magnet sweep, usually one day on a single-story Georgetown home.
Final walkthrough, city inspection and warranty.
Your project manager walks the finished roof with you, requests the city’s final inspection, registers the Owens Corning warranty and handles the invoice and depreciation paperwork with your carrier.
“John Winn at Holden Roofing was superb. We had several roofing folks look at the roof after that terrible hailstorm in May. John was by far the one that seemed the most trustworthy and reasonable. He explained everything to us in detail. Even our insurance inspector complimented the professionalism of John and the Holden team… We were very impressed and pleased with the process and the new roof and gutters.”
Georgetown Homeowners on Holden Roofing: 382 Reviews, 4.6 Stars
Read the reviews from the north side of the metro and three stories repeat: a denied claim that got approved, a street full of Holden Roofing yard signs that turned out to mean something, and a neighbor’s referral that held up.
“Initially Denied” Was Not the Last Word
“Timothy Carr with Holden Roofing provided outstanding service and support throughout the roof replacement process. Although our claim (after a hail storm when many neighbors had their roofs replaced) was initially denied, Timothy was thorough, persistent, and patient which led to our insurance company’s approval… The installers were wonderful, too. I highly recommend Holden Roofing – just be sure to work with Timothy.”
The Yard Signs on the Block Meant Something
“Great experience working with Tim. Our whole block has Holden Roofing signs from the hail storm a couple of months ago, and after working with them it’s pretty clear why. The whole process was handled for us from the insurance claim to the inspection and repairs. Tim was always available by text or call and before we knew it the roof was done. Highly recommend Holden to anyone looking for roof work.”
The Neighbor’s Referral Held Up
“I am very pleased with my experience with Holden Roofing. My contractor, Devin Richter, was recommended by my neighbor and it was a great recommendation. Devin was very sharp, very helpful and very responsive. He walked me through everything that was going to happen, explained the whole financial aspect, helped me file the claim online, and spoke directly to my insurance company to get everything we wanted. And we got everything we wanted. My roof looks beautiful and I couldn’t be more happy with the outcome…”
Georgetown Is Served by Holden Roofing’s Austin Location
Georgetown is served by Holden Roofing’s Austin office at 111 W Anderson Ln, Suite E360A, about 25 miles south on I-35 and 30 to 40 minutes from Sun City, Wolf Ranch or Teravista. The hail cell that crosses Serenada usually reaches Round Rock twenty minutes later, so crews are often already nearby.
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Neighborhoods and Subdivisions in Georgetown Holden Roofing Roofs Every Week
Holden Roofing works all three Georgetown ZIP codes: 78626 on the east side, 78628 on the west, and 78633 in the northwest around Sun City.
Del Webb’s 55-plus community, opened 1996, close to 8,500 single-story homes with low-pitch hip roofs.
Took the May 28, 2020 baseball hail head-on.
Master-planned, mostly 2016 to 2026 builds, HOA review on exterior changes.
Golf-course homes on tile and upgraded shingle, with HOA review.
Gated golf community, custom tile and standing seam.
Acreage customs with metal and tile.
Two-story 2000s homes on the Round Rock line, hit in 2021 and 2025.
Recent builds along the San Gabriel off Ronald Reagan Boulevard.
Still-building subdivisions near Lake Georgetown.
East side, and the subdivision CBS Austin led with after the April 2025 hail.
Master-planned homes on the Liberty Hill edge of town.
Established single-story homes north of Williams Drive.
The historic core, where an overlay governs any change of roofing material.
Nearby Service Areas Served From the Same Austin Office
Round Rock
the Round Rock side of Teravista, Paloma Lake and Forest Creek, directly south on I-35 and under the same 2021 and 2025 hail paths.
Liberty Hill
Santa Rita Ranch and Orchard Ridge, west of Georgetown on SH 29, almost all built since 2015.
Hutto
Star Ranch and Emory Crossing, southeast of Georgetown along SH 130, where the April 2025 cell tracked after Saddlecreek.
Leander
Crystal Falls and Travisso, southwest along Ronald Reagan Boulevard, with the same escarpment-edge hail exposure as west Georgetown.
Permits in Georgetown
The City of Georgetown requires a permit for every re-roof inside city limits, and the residential fee is $60. The application goes through the city’s MGO Connect portal, processing runs ten to fifteen business days, and a final inspection is requested when the roof is done.
Holden Roofing files the permit, schedules the final inspection and adds the fee to the insurance supplement. Homes in the Old Town historic overlay may also need a Certificate of Appropriateness before changing roofing materials.
Storm Chasers Knock in Georgetown Too. Here’s How to Tell Holden Roofing From the Rest
Holden Roofing reps do knock on doors in Georgetown after a hailstorm, and you deserve to hear that from Holden Roofing rather than from a one-star review. The homeowner almost never knows the roof took hail, and a free inspection is the only way to find out before the claim window closes.
What separates Holden Roofing from the out-of-town trucks is what happens after the knock.
- An office you can drive to. Holden Roofing Austin is at 111 W Anderson Ln, Suite E360A, with six more offices across Texas. Ask the other truck for a street address, then look it up.
- A credential a manufacturer will confirm. Holden Roofing appears on Owens Corning’s Platinum Preferred Contractor directory, which you can search yourself. A yard sign is not a credential.
- A review history older than this storm. Holden Roofing’s Austin Google reviews go back to 2018 and cover every Georgetown hail season since.
- No talk of waiving your deductible. That is a crime under Texas HB 2102, and the offer tells you how the rest of the job will go.
- A permit, every time. A roofer who says Georgetown does not require one is planning to skip the final inspection.
- Photos before paperwork. A contingency agreement signed on the porch before anyone has walked the roof is the clearest red flag there is.
- Crews on the payroll year-round. Holden Roofing keeps roughly 400 installers working across Texas instead of recruiting off a job board after the storm.
“We bought our house a year ago and have been needing to replace the roof, but didn’t get around to it. Luckily, one day out of the blue Michael Mancilla knocked on my door and offered to do an inspection. He provided a lot of education on what was needed, how to work with insurance and even met with our insurance adjuster. With everything I learned, I was able to shop around and what I learned was that Holden provided competitive pricing and excellent service… Michael never missed a call from me, and there were many!…”
Frequently Asked Questions About Hiring a Roofer in Georgetown TX
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How much does a roofer in Georgetown TX charge to replace a roof?
Between $9,000 and $26,000+ for an architectural shingle roof on a typical 2,000 to 2,500 square foot Georgetown home in 2026, $18,000 to $43,000+ for standing seam metal, and $25,000 to $58,000+ for tile.
Roof repairs run $1,200 to $8,500+. Class 4 Duration FLEX adds roughly 15 to 25 percent over Duration. Holden Roofing provides a free inspection and a written line-item estimate before any decision.
Do I need a permit to replace my roof in Georgetown?
Yes. Georgetown requires a permit for any re-roof inside city limits, with a $60 residential fee, ten to fifteen business days of processing, and a final inspection requested through the MGO Connect portal. Holden Roofing files it for you.
Old Town historic overlay homes may also need a Certificate of Appropriateness before changing roofing materials.
How fast can Holden Roofing get to Georgetown?
The Anderson Lane office is about 25 miles south on I-35, roughly 30 to 40 minutes to Sun City, Wolf Ranch or Teravista outside rush hour. Inspections are usually scheduled within a day or two, and faster in the week after a storm.
When did hail last hit Georgetown?
Quarter-size hail was reported near Georgetown on April 18 and May 26, 2026. The big ones were April 22 to 23, 2025 (ping-pong size, Saddle Creek), May 28, 2025 (microburst with golf-ball hail), April 15, 2021 (tennis-ball hail) and May 28, 2020 (baseball hail from Sun City down Williams Drive).
Does Sun City Texas have to approve my new roof?
Yes. The Sun City Texas Community Association runs roofing material and color changes through its Design Guidelines review, and those guidelines were last updated in August 2025. Like-for-like shingle in an approved color clears quickly.
Standing seam has historically been hard to get through, while stone-coated steel and Class 4 shingle in approved colors usually pass. Holden Roofing handles the paperwork.
Are Class 4 impact-resistant shingles worth it in Georgetown?
For most Georgetown roofs, yes. Texas Insurance Code Section 2253 requires carriers to offer a premium discount for UL 2218 Class 4 roofs, and I-35 corridor discounts typically run 20 to 30 percent on the wind and hail portion. Holden Roofing’s Class 4 product is Owens Corning Duration FLEX.
Can a roofer legally waive my deductible in Texas?
No. Under Texas House Bill 2102, waiving, rebating or absorbing a homeowner’s deductible has been a Class B misdemeanor for contractors since 2019. Carriers can require proof you paid it before releasing depreciation. A Georgetown roofer who offers to cover it is offering to put fraud on your claim.
What if my insurance company denied my Georgetown hail claim?
Ask Holden Roofing for a free re-inspection. A project manager documents hit counts and soft metal damage, pulls the storm date from National Weather Service records, and requests a carrier re-inspection with Holden Roofing present. If the denial holds, you are walked through the appraisal clause.
Holden Roofing Austin111 W Anderson Ln, Suite E360A, Austin, TX 78752(512) 750-0523
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