Hill Country homes and the roofs that suit them
Belterra, Headwaters, Caliterra and Big Sky Ranch were mostly built in the last 15 years, with modern farmhouse and Hill Country designs, limestone walls and large porches. Standing-seam metal is common here, often mixed with shingle or used on porches and accents. Many original builder roofs in the area are now due for their first replacement.
Acreage properties in Howard Ranch, Arrowhead Ranch and toward Driftwood often include barns, workshops and guest houses. We can roof every structure on the property under one proposal and one warranty, and match metal colors across all of them.
Wind, wildfire and permitting outside the city
Open Hill Country terrain means strong wind and real wildfire risk, especially on lots surrounded by cedar and oak. Metal roofs and Class 4 shingles with noncombustible details help on both counts, and we clear debris from valleys and gutters as part of every job.
Permitting here depends on where the home sits. Some properties are inside Dripping Springs city limits, others are in the extraterritorial jurisdiction or unincorporated Hays County, where rules differ. We confirm what applies to your address and handle any permits. Most master-planned communities also have architectural review, which we prepare for you.
Neighborhoods we work in
