Roofing · Austin, TX · Updated 2026-10-19
10 best roofing companies in Austin
These are the 10 Austin-area roofing companies with the most Google reviews and at least a 4.0 star rating. For each one we read its most relevant Google reviews, 200 in all, and wrote down what customers actually say: how fast they came out, how they handled insurance claims, what they paid, and what went wrong. No company paid to be included or to be ranked higher.
| # | Company | Stars | Reviews | Mentioned most |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Austin Roofing Company & Water Damage (WDR) | 5.0 | 1,521 | Came out the same or next day for a leak |
| 2 | Priority Roofing | 5.0 | 1,094 | Got a denied claim approved |
| 3 | LOA Construction and Austin Roofing | 5.0 | 1,003 | New roof in one day |
| 4 | Kidd Roofing | 4.9 | 868 | Leak or small repair done well |
| 5 | Ja-Mar Roofing & Sheet Metal | 4.9 | 692 | Metal roof |
| 6 | Matthew Lorand Roofing | 5.0 | 509 | Owner came out himself |
| 7 | Flagstone Roofing & Exteriors | 4.8 | 447 | Handled the insurance claim |
| 8 | Holden Roofing Austin | 4.6 | 386 | Got a denied claim approved |
| 9 | HD Roofing and Repairs | 4.9 | 342 | Small repair done quickly |
| 10 | Ace Roofing Company | 4.8 | 340 | Handled the insurance claim |
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Austin Roofing Company & Water Damage (WDR)
5.0 ★ · 1,521 reviews
9711 Beck Cir, Austin, TX 78758
Its Google listing says
GAF Master Elite roofer founded in 2012 that also does water damage repair, and says it uses its own W-2 crews, not subcontractors.What reviewers mention, out of the 20 we read
How long did jobs take?
Seven reviewers had someone out the same day or the next morning for a leak; one realtor got a call back in 10 minutes. One reviewer had both roof and ceiling fixed within two weeks of the proposal.
What do reviewers say about price?
Reported prices run $1,000 to $5,000 for repairs and $10,000 to $25,000 for replacements. A metal roof buyer says WDR was competitive against three quotes.
How do they handle insurance claims?
Four reviewers say WDR handled the claim. One says the rep sent shingles to a lab to prove what type was on the roof, and the claim paid for a full new roof.
What else do customers hire them for?
WDR also does interior repairs. Reviewers had ceilings, drywall, insulation and mold fixed by the same company after a leak or a fallen tree.
Can they help when buying or selling a house?
Four reviewers, including two realtors, used WDR to inspect a roof during the option period before buying. All four were told only minor repairs were needed.
Worth knowing
We found no complaints in the 20 reviews we read. Several came from accounts with only one review. -
Priority Roofing
5.0 ★ · 1,094 reviews
12303 Technology Blvd #900, Austin, TX 78727
Its Google listing says
Roofer for homes and businesses across Greater Austin, with free inspections, help with insurance claims and a 10-year warranty.What reviewers mention, out of the 20 we read
How do they handle insurance claims?
Eight of the 20 say Priority got a claim approved after the insurer said no or offered repairs only. Reviewers describe a re-inspection, an appraisal and an independent licensed adjuster, and some claims took months.
How long did jobs take?
Four reviewers had the old roof off and the new one on in a day or less, once the claim was approved.
What do reviewers say about price?
Reported prices run $1,000 to $4,000 for repairs and $10,000 to $40,000 for replacements; the top figure was a job that included moving solar panels.
What do reviewers say about the warranty?
Two one-star reviewers had leaks after the install, from chimney flashing and a ridge vent. Both say Priority would not fix them under warranty or stopped answering calls, and neither got a reply from the company.
Worth knowing
Two one-star reviews say leaks after a new roof were not fixed under the warranty. One reviewer paid another roofer, who found the flashing and vents were done wrong. -
LOA Construction and Austin Roofing
5.0 ★ · 1,003 reviews
706 W Ben White Blvd Ste 200B, Austin, TX 78704
Its Google listing says
Roofer for homes and businesses in Austin that also takes on larger remodels and storm repairs.What reviewers mention, out of the 20 we read
How long did jobs take?
Four reviewers had the roof replaced in one day; one needed a second morning to finish small items.
What do reviewers say about price?
Reported prices run $2,000 to $4,000 for a repair and $15,000 to $20,000 or more for replacements. Three reviewers paid without insurance and say the price was fair or lower than others.
How do they handle insurance claims?
Four reviewers say LOA dealt with the insurer. One remodel customer says LOA has its own in-house insurance adjuster.
What else do customers hire them for?
LOA also did siding, rafters, doors, gutters and, for one reviewer, a three-month remodel after a burst pipe. Another had solar panels taken down and put back.
Worth knowing
Five of the 20 reviews we read were short, with no job details, from accounts with one or two reviews. We found no complaints. -
Kidd Roofing
4.9 ★ · 868 reviews
1212 E Anderson Ln #200, Austin, TX 78752
Its Google listing says
Austin roofer founded in 1982 that does homes, commercial work and new construction, and is a GAF President's Club member.What reviewers mention, out of the 20 we read
What do reviewers say about price?
Reported prices run $1,000 to $10,000 for repairs and $10,000 to $20,000 or more for replacements. One reviewer says Kidd was the lowest of six well-rated quotes.
How long did jobs take?
Four reviewers had the new roof on in one day or a day and a half, including one 5,000 sq ft house.
How do they handle insurance claims?
Four reviewers say Kidd dealt with the insurer. One says the rep revised a State Farm form five times to get an impact-resistant roof discount of about 40% on the premium.
What happens at the inspection?
One reviewer says Kidd told them years ago that their roof had no hail damage when neighbors were replacing theirs, and only recommended a new roof when it was needed.
What do reviewers say about the warranty?
A two-star reviewer with a new-construction roof under warranty describes several missed appointments over three weeks before the leak was found and fixed.
Worth knowing
A two-star reviewer waited through missed appointments for a warranty leak repair, and another had to remind the office for a receipt. -
Ja-Mar Roofing & Sheet Metal
4.9 ★ · 692 reviews
4101 Parkstone Heights Dr Ste 250, Austin, TX 78746
Its Google listing says
Austin roofer since 1970 and a GAF Master Elite contractor, with standing seam metal, commercial roofs, gutters and painting.What reviewers mention, out of the 20 we read
What do reviewers say about price?
Reported prices run $1,000 to $6,000 for smaller jobs, $10,000 to $35,000 for replacements, and $45,000 to $50,000 or more for a metal roof and a complex flat roof.
What else do customers hire them for?
One reviewer found rotten framing once the old roof came off, and says the change order was priced fairly even though work was under way. Others had gutters, fascia, a garage door and exterior paint done.
How long did jobs take?
One reviewer had the whole roof done in one long day from 6 a.m.; a metal roof took two days.
How do they handle insurance claims?
One reviewer says Ja-Mar did the job off the adjuster's first estimate with no supplements, and another got an emergency tarp during heavy May rains.
Can they help when buying or selling a house?
One reviewer needed a roof replaced for a house sale deadline, and Ja-Mar was the quickest and cheapest of three quotes.
Worth knowing
A three-star reviewer got no quote after the inspection, had the repair done with no notice, and was still waiting for photos. Ja-Mar replied and apologized. -
Matthew Lorand Roofing
5.0 ★ · 509 reviews
7215 Chimney Corners, Austin, TX 78731
Its Google listing says
Family-owned Austin roofer since 1998 that works on shingle, metal, tile, slate and wood roofs.What reviewers mention, out of the 20 we read
What happens at the inspection?
Six reviewers say the owner, Jason Joseph, did the inspection or a walkthrough himself. One was told an eight-year-old roof only needed new vent covers, at a cost under the estimate.
How do they handle insurance claims?
Six reviewers say Lorand dealt with the insurer. One chose Lorand over a larger multi-city firm from the insurer's own network.
What do reviewers say about price?
Reported prices run $1,000 to $5,000 for repairs, $15,000 to $20,000 or more for replacements, and $40,000 to $45,000 for a metal roof. Two reviewers say the quote was not the lowest but beat a bigger company.
How does payment work?
One reviewer says easy financing sealed the deal on a Class 4 roof, which was installed in one day.
Worth knowing
We found no complaints in the 20 reviews we read. Three came from accounts with only one review. -
Flagstone Roofing & Exteriors
4.8 ★ · 447 reviews
2312 Western Trails Blvd Ste B201, Austin, TX 78745
Its Google listing says
Family-owned Austin roofer that also does windows, gutters and solar panel work.What reviewers mention, out of the 20 we read
How do they handle insurance claims?
Nine of the 20 say Flagstone dealt with the insurer. One reviewer whose policy paid only $3,000 (actual cash value) says the rep helped them get a loan for the rest.
How long did jobs take?
Two reviewers had someone on the roof within a few hours, one on a Sunday holiday before a storm.
What do reviewers say about price?
Reported prices run $5,000 to $25,000.
What else do customers hire them for?
One reviewer had gutters, windows and a garage door replaced after hail along with the roof, and another had solar panels taken down and put back.
Worth knowing
A one-star reviewer says the owner pushed for a five-star review before the job, the wrong shingles almost went on, and the roof leaked about a year later. Several reviewers found Flagstone through yard signs or door knocking after hail. -
Holden Roofing Austin
4.6 ★ · 386 reviews
111 W Anderson Ln Ste E360A, Austin, TX 78752
Its Google listing says
One of the larger roofers in Austin, for homes, businesses and new construction.What reviewers mention, out of the 20 we read
How do they handle insurance claims?
Five reviewers say Holden got a denied claim approved. One had already tried a public adjuster and a lawyer; after Holden's rep called, the insurer re-inspected and approved the roof within a day.
How long did jobs take?
Two reviewers had the new roof on in one to one and a half days.
How does payment work?
One reviewer says Holden was patient while the insurance check moved through the mortgage company.
What do reviewers say about price?
Reported prices run $18,000 to $28,000 for replacements.
Worth knowing
A one-star reviewer's $28,000 roof leaked after five or six heavy rains. They say the flashing was never replaced because insurance didn't pay for it, and Holden asked $2,000 more. Holden had not replied to any of the 20 reviews we read, and its 4.6 rating is the lowest on this list. -
HD Roofing and Repairs
4.9 ★ · 342 reviews
12131 Pecan St, Austin, TX 78727
Its Google listing says
Family-owned Austin roofer since 1997 with a 24/7 phone line, working on shingle, metal, tile and flat roofs.What reviewers mention, out of the 20 we read
How long did jobs take?
Reviewers had someone out within 30 minutes on a holiday Friday evening, within 12 hours for a leak, and the next day for a quote, with the work the day after.
What happens at the inspection?
Three reviewers say HD told them the roof was fine or a repair wasn't worth it, and sold them nothing.
What do reviewers say about price?
Reported prices run $1,000 to $2,000 for repairs and $5,000 to $10,000 for one replacement. One reviewer says the gutter quote was lower than larger gutter companies.
How do they handle insurance claims?
Four reviewers say HD dealt with the insurer; one got a report proving the storm's time and place to file the claim.
What else do customers hire them for?
HD also does gutters and siding, and has repaired clay and concrete tile roofs and damage from raccoons and rodents.
Worth knowing
We found no complaints in the 20 reviews we read. Most are about repairs, so there are fewer accounts of full replacements. -
Ace Roofing Company
4.8 ★ · 340 reviews
9705 Burnet Rd Ste 415, Austin, TX 78758
Its Google listing says
Austin roofer with 20+ years in business, BBB accredited, offering free estimates with no pressure or upsells.What reviewers mention, out of the 20 we read
What happens at the inspection?
Three reviewers were told they did not need a new roof yet, including one with a 20-year-old roof. One says Ace was the only honest quote of many and came back to them years later.
How do they handle insurance claims?
Five reviewers say Ace dealt with the insurer, and one had the roof tarped for a week while waiting for the adjuster.
What do reviewers say about price?
Reported prices run $1,000 to $5,000 for repairs and $10,000 to $20,000 or more for replacements.
What do reviewers say about the warranty?
One reviewer mentions a five-year unlimited workmanship warranty.
Can they help when buying or selling a house?
One seller needed a new roof on a short deadline before closing, and one realtor sends all her clients to Ace.
Worth knowing
We found no complaints in the 20 reviews we read. One reviewer says the rep asked them to write the review.
Logos belong to the companies shown and are used only to identify them. Ratings and review counts are from each company's Google Maps listing on 18 October 2026. Review summaries describe what reviewers wrote; we have not verified their accounts. We are not affiliated with any company listed.
Left off this list
- 21st Century Painting, Roofing & Siding. Listed first as a painter; roofing is one of several trades.
- Austin Pro Siding. A siding company first; roofing is a sideline.
- Titan Siding. A siding company first; roofing is a sideline.
- Team Enoch. Listed first for plumbing and air conditioning; roofing is a sideline.
- Lapeyre Roofing. 18 of the 20 reviews we read were short, gave no job details, and came from accounts with one or two reviews, so we could not judge the work.
- Dynamite Roofing & Construction. Took over Top Dog Roofing, and most of its reviews are from before the change. A 2026 reviewer found the Round Rock office locked and got no answer to calls, texts or messages about a warranty problem.
Common questions
How did you pick these companies?
These are the 10 Austin-area roofing companies with the most Google reviews and a rating of at least 4.0 stars, as of 2026-10-19. We read 200 of their Google reviews in Google's "most relevant" order and summarized what customers say. No company paid to be included or ranked higher.
How long does a roof replacement take in Austin?
In the reviews we read, most replacements took one day, and large or steep roofs took one and a half to two. Insurance claims took far longer: several reviewers waited months, and some needed a re-inspection or an appraisal before the claim was approved.
Do I need a permit for a new roof in Austin?
Usually not for shingles. The City of Austin exempts asphalt shingles that replace asphalt shingles, and other roof coverings that don't affect the roof structure. You do need a permit if more than 128 sq ft of roof decking is replaced, or if the house is in the Wildland-Urban Interface area and half or more of the roof is replaced. Cities around Austin set their own rules.
Can a roofer pay my insurance deductible?
No. Under Texas law a contractor cannot waive, rebate or absorb your deductible, and a contract of $1,000 or more paid by insurance must say that you pay it. Both the contractor and the homeowner can be charged.
Can my roofer negotiate my insurance claim?
Not for a job it will do. Texas does not allow a roofer to act as your public adjuster. It can show the adjuster the damage, but the settlement is between you and your insurer.
What should I watch for when a roofer knocks on my door?
Several reviewers on this list met their roofer at the door or through a yard sign after hail, and it worked out. One hired a neutral home inspector first to confirm the roof needed replacing, and another paid an engineer to inspect the work before the final payment. Both are cheap compared with a new roof.
Before you get quotes
- Your deductible is yours to payTexas law makes it illegal for a roofer to waive, rebate or absorb your insurance deductible. A contract of $1,000 or more paid by insurance has to say so.
- Your roofer is not your adjusterTexas does not let a contractor act as your public adjuster on a claim for work it will do. A roofer can document damage and meet the adjuster, but cannot negotiate the settlement for you.
- A permit if the job needs oneAustin needs a permit when more than 128 sq ft of decking is replaced, or for a large re-roof in the Wildland-Urban Interface area. Ask your roofer whether yours does and who pulls it.
- A written contract and warranty in your nameGet every item, including extras like vent guards, written into the contract, and keep the warranty papers yourself.
- A certified installer for the warranty you are paying forManufacturer warranties often need an installer on the manufacturer's certified list. Check the list on the shingle maker's website.
- What happens to solar panels, gutters and deckingAsk who removes and reinstalls solar panels, and what rotten decking costs per sheet before the old roof comes off.
Sources:
- City of Austin, Work exempt from building permits
- City of Austin, Express permits
- Texas Department of Insurance, Roofing and insurance: know the law (updated 24 March 2025)
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