Roofing & Construction in Austin, TX
Austin's housing market carries some of the highest property values in the state — established neighborhoods like Tarrytown, Hyde Park, and Bouldin Creek where homes built in the 1970s and 80s are selling for seven figures, newer builds in Cedar Park, Round Rock, and Pflugerville, and Hill Country edge properties in the Lake Travis corridor and out toward Dripping Springs where rural land buyers are building on acreage. All of it sits in a weather corridor that combines extreme summer heat with a well-documented Central Texas hail season — Travis County and surrounding Hays and Williamson Counties see multiple significant hail events per year. And all of it has attracted more contractors than any other market in Texas, which means the variance in quality is enormous. Eric started No BS Roofing & Construction to be the veteran-owned option in a market full of contractors who rely on volume and marketing instead of doing the work right.
Austin properties cover a wide range of roofing and construction needs — aging asphalt shingle roofs on 1980s and 90s builds in established neighborhoods that are past the repair threshold, new construction in the suburbs that needs installation done to manufacturer specs the first time, post-hail inspections and insurance documentation for properties across Travis and surrounding counties, metal roofing on high-value custom builds in the Hill Country edge, seamless gutters on homes with live oak coverage that clogs standard systems, and metal buildings and construction services on acreage properties west of the city. We handle the full range with the same standard on every job.
The Austin roofing market is saturated. Some of those contractors are excellent. Many aren't — and in a market where property values are high, a roofing job done wrong is expensive to fix. Eric is a veteran with a 5.0-star rating built in the Hill Country, where the same homeowners see the work every day and word travels. We don't rely on the size of the Austin market to hide mediocre work. Call Eric directly, get a straight assessment on what your Austin property actually needs, and get a quote that reflects the actual scope — not what generates the highest ticket.
