Roofer in Santa Rita Ranch, Liberty Hill TX

Services: Roof Repair Roof Replacement Gutters Hail Damage Inspection

Urtiz Roofing crew member working at the roof edge of a stone home with a ladder against the wall

Your Neighborhood

A Young Roof Still Needs a Good Look

Santa Rita Ranch covers about 4,000 acres in Williamson County, says the community's own site. It marked its 10th birthday in 2023. So many roofs here are still young.

Homes run from about 1,500 square feet to large estates. Builders here include Sitterle, Toll Brothers, Westin, Scott Felder, Taylor Morrison and Perry. Many homes use stone in the Hill Country style.

A young roof can still get hurt. Wind can lift a shingle. Hail can bruise one. A small gap at a vent can start a leak. Here is what we check:

Shingles: lifted edges, bruises and missing pieces

Vents and pipe boots: the spots where small leaks often start

Flashing: the metal where the roof meets stone walls and valleys

Gutters: loose runs, poor drainage and overflow

Soffit and fascia: soft or damaged wood along the eaves

What We Do

Roof Help in Santa Rita Ranch

One roofer for the whole roof, from one lifted shingle to a full new roof.

Roof Repair

Lifted shingles, storm damage and worn parts. We fix what is wrong and leave the rest alone.

Leak Repair

A stain on the ceiling is only the clue. We find where the water gets in, then fix that spot.

Roof Replacement

If repair won't do the job, we tear off the old roof and build a new one. We will tell you why first.

Gutters and Guards

Repair, new gutters and gutter guards, so rain runs off your roof and away from your home.

Hail Damage Inspection

We check the roof after a storm. You get photos and notes on what we found.

Emergency Tarping

Storm opened up your roof? We can cover it to help keep rain out until repairs can start.

Aerial view of a crew laying underlayment during a roof replacement on a large home with trees

HOA Rules

Check Your Section's Roof Rules First

Santa Rita Ranch has an Architectural Review Committee, or ARC. The HOA says to send in outside home projects and wait for approval before work starts. It's free to submit. You do it in the TownSq app.

Rules can differ by section. Here is one example from the recorded design guidelines for South Section 4A, dated 2015:

Approval: the reviewer must approve roof pitch, color and material in writing

Shingles: 3-D composition shingles rated 30 years or more

Not allowed: three-tab shingles

Color: approved earth tones that are not shiny

Vents: they should match the main color of the roof

Your section may say something else, so pull your own copy from TownSq. We will bring samples and give you the shingle details for your form.

Aerial view of a finished grey shingle roof on a two-story brick home in a suburban neighborhood

After a Storm

What We Do After Hail or Wind

Big storms do cross this county. Reporting Texas wrote about a hailstorm on Sept. 24, 2023. It began in northwestern Williamson County, then moved through Georgetown into Round Rock. A National Weather Service meteorologist explained how the storm got so strong. The report says hail could grow to over three inches.

We can't say that storm hit your street. A close look at your own roof is the way to know what happened there.

We inspect: you get a plain answer on what we find

We document: photos and written notes on any damage

We can be there: when your insurance adjuster visits, if you want us

You stay in charge: you file with your insurer and deal with them directly

How It Works

What Happens After You Call

No sales pitch at the kitchen table. Just four simple steps.

Step 1

Call or Send a Form

Call (512) 619-2976 or use our contact page. Tell us what you've seen, or just ask for a check.

Step 2

We Inspect Your Roof

We come out and look over the whole roof. The inspection is free.

Step 3

We Show You What We Found

You see the photos and notes. We explain them in plain words. If your roof is fine, we say so.

Step 4

You Decide

Take your time. If you want the work done, we give you a real price before anything starts.

Common Questions

Santa Rita Ranch Roof FAQ

What if my roof turns out to be fine?

Then we will tell you that. You owe nothing for the inspection, and we won't push you to buy work you don't need.

My home is only a few years old. Why would I check the roof?

Newer roofs can still take wind and hail damage. If your home is new, look at your builder's warranty papers too. Then you will know who to call for what.

Do I need HOA approval for a new roof?

Check before work starts. The HOA asks owners to send outside projects to the ARC and wait for approval. Your section's design guidelines are in the TownSq app.

Will you deal with my insurance company for me?

No. You file with your insurer and talk with them directly. We are not public adjusters. We inspect, document the damage, and can be there when the adjuster visits.

Do you work in Regency at Santa Rita Ranch?

Yes. We serve all of Santa Rita Ranch, including Regency, the 55+ neighborhood. Check your section's rules before any outside work.

Do you knock on doors after storms?

No. We don't chase storms or show up uninvited. You call us when you want a look at your roof.

Where We Work

Based in Liberty Hill, Working Across the Austin Metro

Santa Rita Ranch is close to home for us. We also serve homeowners throughout Williamson and Travis counties.

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