Do you offer emergency metal roof repair?

If you have an active leak, call right away and we will get you scheduled as quickly as possible and help you protect your home in the meantime. Storm damage and active leaks get priority over routine work.

Will insurance cover my hail-damaged metal roof?

Often, yes. If hail or wind caused the damage, your homeowner policy may cover repair or replacement. In Texas you have two years from the storm date to file, and we can document the damage and work with your adjuster.

Can a small leak really wait?

It is best not to wait. A small metal-roof leak lets water into your decking and attic, where it spreads into insulation, drywall, and framing. A quick repair now is almost always cheaper than the water damage later.

Metal Roof Repair in Georgetown, TX

Q: How much does metal roof repair cost?

It depends on the problem. A sealant or fastener fix is minor; storm repairs depend on the extent of the damage and whether insurance is involved. We will not quote a repair sight unseen. The free inspection is how you get a real number.

We repair metal roofs across Georgetown: leaks, loose or backed-out fasteners, failed flashing, and storm and hail damage. Every repair starts with a free inspection, and if a storm caused the damage, we'll help with your insurance claim. In Texas you have two years to file, so take a breath. Call (737) 320-3400 and we'll take a look.

What metal roof problems do you fix?

Most metal roof issues come down to a few culprits, and nearly all are fixable without a full replacement. If your roof is only a section away from another good decade, a repair is almost always the smarter call, and we'll tell you honestly when that's the case.

Problem	What's usually going on
Leaks around penetrations	Chimneys, vents, and skylights are the usual suspects, meaning failed flashing or sealant, not the panels themselves.
Loose or backed-out screws	On exposed-fastener roofs, rubber washers dry out in Texas heat and screws work loose. Very fixable.
Separated or lifted seams	Wind and thermal movement can open a seam. Caught early, it is a repair, not a replacement.
Damaged or dented panels	Hail and fallen limbs. Individual panels can often be replaced without redoing the roof.
Worn sealant and flashing	Sealant has a shorter life than the metal. Refreshing it prevents the leak before it starts.
Rusted or cut edges	Usually at cut edges or scratches. Treatable if caught before it spreads.

Do you handle storm and hail damage?

Yes, and in Georgetown that is most of what we do. National Weather Service and Storm Prediction Center records log 104 hail events within 10 miles of Georgetown since 2004, plus 111 wind reports. Hail dents panels, chips finishes, and loosens fasteners even when nothing looks wrong from the driveway. We offer free storm inspections, document what we find for your insurer, and can meet your adjuster on site.

Most hail denting on metal is cosmetic rather than structural, which is exactly why metal holds up so well here. It is still worth having looked at, and it is often covered by your policy. See our hail and insurance claim guide for how the process works.

What actually fails on a metal roof in Georgetown?

Wind, more often than hail. On 19 May 2026 a storm line put 74 mph straight-line winds through Georgetown, with 64 mph recorded at the automated station at Georgetown Municipal Airport and 70 mph reported at SH 130 and I-35, where street lights and signs went over. Two miles east of Serenada, the National Weather Service logged the damage in one sentence:

“Metal roof panels mostly torn from service station canopy.”
NWS storm report, 19 May 2026, near Serenada

We are not going to pretend that did not happen. A metal roof is not indestructible, and anyone who tells you otherwise is selling. What that report actually shows is a failure at the edges and the fasteners, not through the panel. Wind gets under a poorly terminated edge, lifts it, and peels the panel back. The panel itself is usually fine when it lands.

That is the whole argument for paying attention to how a metal roof is attached rather than what gauge it is. Properly seamed edges, correct clip spacing, and a real termination detail at the eave and rake are what keep a panel down at 74 mph. It is also why the first thing we check after a wind event is the perimeter, not the field.

The other Georgetown pattern worth knowing: April brings the most hail, September brings the biggest. Forty-three of those 104 reports landed in April. September has only 24, but weighted by stone size it averages 2.8 inches against April's 1.4. So a spring storm is more likely to have touched your roof, and a fall storm is more likely to have hurt it.

How do I know if my metal roof is damaged?

Worth a call if you notice any of these, especially after a storm:

Water stains on ceilings or walls
Visible dents or dimples after a hailstorm
Screws sitting proud of the panel surface
Lifted, separated, or rippling seams
Paint flecks or granules collecting in your gutters
Daylight visible in the attic

Please don't climb up to check yourself. Metal roofs are slick, and a free inspection costs you nothing. Catching a small leak now beats paying for water damage later.

Should I repair or replace my metal roof?

It depends on the age and extent of the problem. A localized leak or a handful of loose fasteners on an otherwise sound roof is a repair. Widespread hail damage, a roof near the end of its life, or repeated leaks in different spots usually points to replacement, often insurance-assisted after a storm. We'll give you the honest answer, not the more expensive one. Learn about metal roof replacement.

How much does metal roof repair cost?

It varies with the problem. A simple sealant or fastener fix is minor, while storm repairs depend on the damage and whether insurance is involved. We won't quote a repair blind; the free inspection is how we give you a real number. Call (737) 320-3400 and we'll come take a look.

Leak or storm damage? Free inspection, honest answer, and help with your insurance claim.

Call (737) 320-3400

Metal Roof Repair in Georgetown, TX: Leaks, Storm & Hail Damage