Roof Repair in Central Texas

We assess the concern, explain what we find, and help you understand whether a repair makes sense for your home.

Start With The Cause of the Problem

The place where water appears inside your home may not be where it enters the roof. A useful assessment looks beyond the visible symptom and considers the surrounding roof condition. Tell us when the problem started and what you have noticed so we can discuss the right next step.

Roof damage storm

Repair or Replacement?

We consider the extent of the damage, the condition of the surrounding materials, previous repairs, and whether a repair can provide a practical result. Roof age is one part of that decision. It is not a reason on its own to recommend replacement.

When a repair is appropriate, we explain the proposed work. If broader problems make replacement worth considering, we explain those findings so you can compare your options.

Shingle Hail Hit

What Affects the Repair Estimate?

Repair costs depend on what needs fixing, the materials involved, roof access, and whether hidden damage becomes apparent.

An inspection helps establish the scope. Ask what is included in the estimate and how any additional findings would be handled.

Metal Hail Hits

Request Help With Your Roof

Share your property location and a short description of the concern. Our team will confirm whether the work is a fit and discuss appointment arrangements.

Ceiling roof leak

Your Roof Repair Questions Answered

A roof leak or missing shingles does not automatically mean you need a new roof. Here's some helpful answers to typical questions we receive.

Yes. If your roof still has life left or a repair makes more sense, we’ll tell you. Our goal is to give you a clear recommendation, not sell a replacement you do not need.

In most cases, enhanced roofing system warranties require a qualifying full roofing system installation using specific Owens Corning components. We’ll explain what applies to your project before work begins.

Yes. If requested, we can meet with your adjuster to review storm-related roof damage and discuss the scope of work.

Signs can include granule loss, dents on metal components, cracked shingles, or exposed shingle matting. A professional inspection can help identify whether functional damage exists.

Insurance policies and rate adjustments vary by carrier and situation. We recommend speaking directly with your insurance provider for details about your policy.

Most homeowners start with a roof inspection so they can understand whether storm damage is actually present before filing a claim.

Sometimes, yes. The right option depends on the age of the roof, extent of damage, repairability, and overall roof condition.

It depends on the age and condition of your roof. A worn or damaged roof can raise concerns during inspections and may affect offers or delay closing. In some cases, replacing the roof can improve curb appeal and buyer confidence. In other cases, sometimes a repair may be the better option. A professional inspection can help determine the best approach for your situation.

It depends on your specific policy and carrier, but many insurance companies offer discounts for new roofs when a class 3 or 4 impact resistant material are installed. We always recommend checking with your insurance agent to see if any discounts are available and which materials qualify under your policy.

Your roof is one of the most important systems of your home, protecting everything underneath it. Roof replacement pricing is influenced by material costs, labor, insurance, safety requirements, tear-off and disposal, roof complexity, ventilation needs, and any decking or structural repairs required.

The main way roofing costs are lowered is by using less expensive materials, reducing the scope of work or leaving out important components. Sometimes a lower bid simply means less is included.

If budget is a concern, we can discuss material options and financing solutions for qualified homeowners. We always recommend comparing long-term value, warranty coverage, and workmanship - not just the lowest upfront price.

Spade Roofing & Gutters is a family-owned company built on honesty, quality, and strong local relationships. Owned and operated by Ace and Courtney Fierro, we take pride in being hands-on and personally involved in the customer experience.

We are Bastrop County’s only Owens Corning Platinum Preferred Contractor, a designation earned by only a small percentage of roofing companies nationwide.

We believe in honest inspections, clear communication, quality workmanship, and treating every home as if it were our own. If you do not need a roof yet, we will tell you. Our goal is to build long-term trust and relationships with our customers.