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Roofing & Construction in Kerrville, TX

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Roofing & Construction in Kerrville, TX

Kerrville and the Hill Country deal with weather most contractors aren't built for — brutal summer heat, hail that comes out of nowhere, and wind that tests every nail in the deck. Eric started No BS Roofing & Construction because homeowners here deserved a contractor who knew the land, knew the climate, and would show up and do the job right without the runaround. Veteran-owned and locally operated, right here in Kerrville.

From roof replacements and hail damage repairs to metal buildings, custom homes, and everything in between — we handle it all under one roof. Kerrville homeowners don't have to chase down five different contractors for five different jobs. Call Eric once and get straight answers on whatever your property needs.

We're not a national chain that sends a random crew. Eric is a Kerrville veteran who built this business on straight talk and work that holds up. Five stars on Google, zero runaround — that's the standard on every job we take in Kerrville and Kerr County.

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Roof Replacements Roof Repair Hail Damage Guttering Roof Extensions Custom Homes Metal Buildings Home Remodel Flooring Infrastructure Welding Sandblasting

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What We Do

Full-Service Roofing & Construction for Kerrville Homeowners

Roof Replacements

Roof Replacements

A full roof replacement means tearing off everything down to the deck — old shingles, underlayment, any damaged decking — and installing a completely new roofing system from the ground up. It's not a patch or a repair. It's a fresh start that gives your home proper protection for the next 20 to 30 years. In the Texas Hill Country, where heat and hail take a hard toll on materials, a full replacement done right is almost always the better long-term investment over repeated repairs.

Roof Repair

Roof Repair

Roof repair covers everything from fixing a single leaking section to replacing a damaged valley, resealing flashing around a chimney or vent, or patching blown-off shingles after a storm. The goal is to stop the problem at the source before it turns into water damage inside your home. A good repair doesn't just cover the symptom — it addresses why the failure happened so it doesn't come back in the next rain.

Hail Damage

Hail Damage

Hail damage to a roof isn't always visible from the ground — and that's exactly why it gets missed until the leaks start. A hailstorm can knock granules loose from shingles, crack the mat underneath, dent metal components, and compromise flashing seals without leaving obvious holes. Over time, that damage degrades your roof's ability to shed water and leads to leaks, mold, and structural issues. A proper post-storm inspection is the only way to know what you're dealing with.

Guttering

Guttering

Gutters are the drainage system that moves rainwater off your roof and away from your home's foundation. Without them — or with gutters that are failing — water runs down your fascia, pools against your foundation, erodes your landscaping, and eventually works its way into your basement or crawl space. Quality guttering isn't just an accessory; it's a critical part of protecting the whole structure. In Texas, where storms dump heavy rain fast, gutters that can't keep up cause real damage.

Roof Extensions

Roof Extensions

A roof extension adds covered square footage to an existing structure — most commonly over a patio, back porch, outdoor kitchen, or a room addition that needs to be tied into the main roofline. Done right, it matches the pitch, materials, and look of your existing roof so cleanly that it looks like it was always there. Done wrong, it leaks at the connection point, looks tacked on, and causes water problems for years.

Custom Homes

Custom Homes

A custom home build means starting from scratch — your lot, your floor plan, your finishes — built to your specifications rather than a developer's standard package. In the Hill Country, where land is available and properties have character, a custom build is how you get exactly what you want without settling for what's already on the market. We manage the full build from foundation to finish, including roofing, framing, electrical, plumbing infrastructure, flooring, and interior work.