Meticulous Repair
Meticulous Repair | Roofing Done Right | Roofing | Georgetown
In Georgetown, every roof tells a story of blistering Texas heat, sudden hill-country hail, and the pride homeowners take in protecting what matters most. HEP’s meticulous repair specialists listen to that story shingle by shingle, beginning with a free, camera-assisted inspection that exposes hidden damage before it becomes a costly surprise. From precise nail patterns to hand-sealing vulnerable edges, our licensed crew treats each home as if it were their own, using premium, storm-rated materials and leaving your property spotless at the end of the day.
That attention to detail is why neighbors describe our work as “roofing done right.” We stay on site until you’re satisfied, back every repair with written warranties, and keep you in the loop with photo updates you can share with your insurance adjuster. When severe weather threatens Georgetown again, you’ll rest easy knowing your roof has been restored the HEP way—built to last, built to impress.
FAQs
What signs indicate my Georgetown roof needs professional repair?
Common warning signs include missing or curling shingles, dark patches, granules in gutters, water stains on ceilings or walls, higher energy bills, or visible sagging in the roof deck. Because Georgetown’s weather can shift quickly from intense sun to heavy rain, even small issues can escalate fast. If you notice any of these symptoms—or if your roof is more than 15-20 years old—schedule an inspection right away to prevent larger, costlier damage.
How does your “Roofing Done Right” approach differ from other contractors?
Our meticulous repair process starts with a full photo-documented inspection, followed by a transparent, itemized estimate. We use manufacturer-approved materials that match your existing roof, install them to or above code, and finish with a multi-point quality checklist. Every step is supervised by a certified project manager who remains your single point of contact. This disciplined workflow minimizes surprises, ensures lasting repairs, and protects your home’s curb appeal.
Are you licensed, insured, and familiar with Georgetown building codes?
Yes. We hold a Texas Residential Roofing License, carry $2 million in general liability insurance, and maintain worker’s comp on every crew member. Because we operate locally in Georgetown and Williamson County, we stay current with all municipal permit requirements, wind-storm standards, and HOA guidelines. Our permit desk handles paperwork and inspections, so your project stays fully compliant and stress-free.
What roofing materials can you repair and can you match my existing shingles?
We repair asphalt shingles, standing-seam and exposed-fastener metal roofs, clay and concrete tile, composite, and low-slope membranes such as TPO or modified bitumen. For shingle roofs, we source from the same manufacturers originally used on many Georgetown homes, or order special-run bundles for discontinued colors when possible. If an exact match can’t be made, we’ll show you side-by-side samples and propose a repair layout that minimizes visual differences.
How long will a typical roof repair take, and how will you protect my property during the work?
Most repairs—such as replacing damaged shingles, flashing, or partial decking—are completed in one day. Larger sections or specialty materials may take two to three days. We start by tarping landscaping, setting up gutter guards, and positioning dump trailers off your driveway to prevent tire marks. A magnetic sweep is performed at the end of each workday, and we leave the site clean enough for kids and pets to enjoy safely.
Do you offer warranties or maintenance plans after the repair is finished?
Absolutely. All repairs include a 2-year workmanship warranty in addition to any remaining manufacturer coverage on the materials we install. For added peace of mind, clients can enroll in our annual Roof Care Plan, which includes a spring and fall inspection, minor sealant touch-ups, debris removal, and a priority-response guarantee during storm season. This proactive program extends roof life and helps you avoid emergency repairs later.