Austin Roof Repair Facts: When to Consider Re-Roofing

Leaks
A leak, of course, is the most obvious clue that your roof needs some attention. Leaks can be caused by a variety of reasons, including ice dams, shingle blow-off or improperly installed or deteriorated flashing. Tree limbs rubbing against your shingles can create a leak, as can old caulking around vent pipes that penetrate the roof. The faster you take care of roof repair, the better. In Austin, roof repair is especially important because our heat and humidity can promote the growth of mold and mildew.

Don’t just look for a drip coming from the ceiling, though. Signs of moisture also include discolored spots on the wall, loose wallpaper, peeling paint on the ceiling or a damp smell in a hallway or room. And remember that water traveling into your home may take a circuitous route, running down rafters, top plates, studs and sole plates before reaching your ceiling.

If you suspect a leak, call an experienced Austin roofing contractor to inspect the integrity of your roof.

Update your home’s appearance
Even if you’re not experiencing specific problems, you might decide to reroof your home. Maybe a neighbor’s reroofing job has impressed you, or maybe you’re simply trying to give your house a face-lift.

Today with the introduction of the laminated shingle, the concept of roofing as a design element plays as much a part as home protection. Add a dimensional look to your roof through the use of layering, shadow lines or intricate blends of colors. Or, achieve the look of natural slate or wood shakes without the added expense.

Thinking about giving your home a makeover? A new roof from RoofCrafters, Inc. provides an opportunity to give your home a distinctive look, as well as superior protection. All over Central Texas and Austin, roofers would love to get your call. Calling RoofCrafters means you’ve got the assurance of hiring one of the most experienced, most dependable Austin roofing companies.

FRESHEN UP YOUR HOUSE FOR SPRING!

Get the jump on summer with a new deck, new windows, new siding, or even a room addition!

Spring is the time for home improvements that you’ll enjoy all summer long. It’s the early bird that gets their project done first. Let’s talk soon and get your project specifications decided now, so we can have our skilled craftsmen on your job as soon as possible.

Got Some Good Ideas, But Not Detailed Plans?

Call us today and ask to talk with one of our project planners. We’ve got the experience to help you with ideas, and once we sketch out the improvements you have in mind, we can work on pricing out the options.

Natural Partners

Are you a discriminating home or business owner, custom builder or architect who values craftsmanship, energy efficiency, and beauty? Are you someone who knows that doing it right THE FIRST TIME really matters? Are you interested in adding value to your home or office, and in saving money on operating expenses and maintenance over the long run? If so, RoofCrafters may be the natural partner for you! We are always learning about new materials and new technologies, and love to work with clients who are also quality-minded.

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Did you know that metal roofing acts as a radiant barrier, saves energy (qualifying for that $300 2013 Income Tax Credit) and is THE roof material recommended for creating an attic thermal envelope to insulate your home or business? How does shingle roofing compare? Learn more about how your roofing, siding, and window choices can impact your energy efficiency, comfort and the environment.

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Customer Testimonials

I have used RoofCrafters both for my business and my home, and I’ve referred them to hundreds of my State Farm clients over the past 30 years. My most recent call was a real test for them and us. RoofCrafters has always taken good care of us and good care of our clients--and they came through for us again.

In the last hail storm the hail was so large it punched holes through my roof…

John Peterson ,
Austin, TX