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Janna Poitras
October 13, 2026
Keith has helped fix and repair my roof twice now. He is very reliable and did a great job!
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Residential Roofing | TWT Roofing
Residential Roofing in Austin, TX
Protect the Home With a Team You Can Trust.
Residential roofing backed by decades of construction experience, clear communication, and accountability from evaluation through completion.
When to Call TWT
Not Sure What the Roof Actually Needs?
Most homeowners call us because something is uncertain — not because they already know the answer. We do not diagnose roofs from a website. We look at the roof, explain what we find, and recommend a next step based on its actual condition.
An Aging Roof
The roof has age on it and you want an honest read on how much life is left.
Visible Damage
Something looks wrong from the ground or from a neighbor's photo.
Leaks or Water Stains
Interior staining, drips or damp spots that may or may not originate at the roof.
Missing or Damaged Shingles
Displaced, lifted or deteriorated roof covering after weather or over time.
Flashing Concerns
Areas where the roof meets walls, chimneys or penetrations look questionable.
Ventilation Questions
Attic heat, moisture or airflow concerns that may relate to the roof system.
After a Storm
You want visible roofing conditions evaluated and explained without pressure.
Buying or Selling
You need a clear read on roof condition ahead of a transaction.
Exterior Renovation
A larger exterior project is planned and the roof needs to be part of the conversation.
Uncertain Timing
You are trying to decide whether replacement is needed now or can reasonably wait.
Roof Evaluation
Start With the Condition of the Roof.
A useful recommendation starts with looking at what is actually there. Depending on the home, the roof design and safe access, an evaluation may consider:
- Condition of the roof covering
- Flashing at walls, chimneys and transitions
- Penetrations and their seals
- Valleys and how water is directed
- Drainage and edge conditions
- Ventilation of the roof assembly
- Visible decking concerns where accessible
- Roof age and service history
- Prior repairs and how they were performed
- Visible signs of water intrusion
Repair vs. Replacement
Repair When It Makes Sense. Replace When It Doesn't.
Not every roof concern is a replacement. Plenty of roofs have years left and need targeted work. Others have been patched repeatedly and are past the point where another repair is a good use of money.
Our job is to tell you which situation you are in and why — then let you decide.
Age
Where the roof sits in its realistic service life.
Condition
How the covering, flashing and details are actually holding up.
Extent of Damage
Whether the issue is isolated or spread across the roof.
Repeat Problem Areas
Whether the same spot has been repaired more than once.
Long-Term Value
Whether repair spending is buying meaningful additional years.
The Roofing System
How the assembly is built and what a repair would involve.
Overall Property Needs
Other exterior work planned that may change the sequencing.
Roof Replacement
When Replacement Is the Right Move.
A replacement should be a managed project, not a crew showing up unannounced. Scope varies by home, but a professional process generally moves through these stages.
01
Planning
Scope, scheduling, site access, protection of landscaping and property.
02
Material Selection
Working through the options appropriate for the home and the roof design.
03
Removal
Tear-off of the existing covering where the scope calls for it.
04
Decking Review
Looking at the substrate once it is exposed and addressing what is found.
05
Flashing
Attention to walls, penetrations, valleys and transitions.
06
Underlayment
Installing the layers beneath the finished roof covering.
07
Installation
Installing the roof system per the specified assembly.
08
Ventilation
Considering how the assembly breathes as part of the work.
09
Cleanup
Debris removal and site cleanup as part of completing the job.
10
Final Review
Walking the completed work and answering remaining questions.
Roofing Systems
The Right System for the Home.
Material and roofing-system recommendations depend on the home, roof design, budget, performance needs, and project requirements.
Rather than publishing a generic materials list, we would rather look at your roof and talk through what actually fits it — slope and roof geometry, how the home is detailed, how long you plan to be there, and what you want the roof to do.
Details That Matter
The Roof Is More Than the Surface You See.
Most roofing problems are not caused by the field of the roof. They start where the roof meets something else. That is where experience shows up.
Flashing
Where roofs most often fail first — walls, chimneys, curbs and edges.
Ventilation
How the assembly handles heat and moisture over the long run.
Penetrations
Vents, stacks and equipment that interrupt the roof plane.
Transitions
Changes in slope, plane or material that need deliberate detailing.
Valleys
High-volume water paths that concentrate everything the roof sheds.
Drainage
Where water goes once it leaves the roof, and what it hits on the way.
Roof-to-Wall Connections
The junctions between roofing and vertical construction.
Workmanship
The part you cannot see from the driveway, and the part that lasts.
Communication
Know What's Happening Before, During, and After the Work.
Explain the Findings
You hear what we saw on the roof in plain language.
Explain the Options
Where more than one path is reasonable, we walk the trade-offs.
Communicate the Schedule
You know what is planned and when the work is expected.
Surface the Unexpected
If something is found once work begins, you hear it from us.
Answer Questions
Ask anything at any stage. You should not have to chase answers.
Stay Reachable
The same team stays involved from evaluation through completion.
Accountability
We Own Our Work. Period.
Roofing is too important for vague communication or disappearing contractors. TWT stays accountable for the work we perform and communicates when something needs attention.
We are locally owned and family run. The people who stand behind the work are the people you already talked to.
Why TWT Roofing
70+ Years Combined Experience
Ownership and project leadership with deep roofing and construction background.
Local + Family Owned
Based in Central Texas, accountable to the community we work in.
Residential + Commercial Experience
Two roofing markets, one standard of workmanship and management.
Communication That Keeps You Informed
You should never have to guess what is happening on your roof.
Does insurance cover roof repair?
It may cover damage from a covered event, subject to your policy, deductible, exclusions and claim terms. Wear, aging or maintenance issues may not qualify. Your insurer determines coverage; TWT does not promise claim approval.
Should my roof be repaired or replaced?
An isolated issue on a roof with useful life remaining may suit repair. Widespread deterioration or recurring failures may favor replacement. We evaluate the actual roof before recommending either approach.
How much does residential roof repair or replacement cost in Austin?
Roof size, pitch, materials, access, damage and underlying decking affect cost. Repair and replacement are different scopes. TWT reviews the roof and provides a project-specific estimate.
How long does a roof replacement take?
Size, complexity, materials, weather and any hidden damage affect the schedule. We explain the expected timing for your roof and communicate changes if conditions uncovered during work alter the plan.
Do I need a permit for residential roofing work?
Requirements depend on the jurisdiction and scope, especially where structural work is involved. TWT identifies the applicable requirements and coordinates permitting as part of managing the project.
Can TWT evaluate my roof after a storm?
Yes, where safe access allows. We evaluate visible roofing conditions and explain recommended next steps. That evaluation does not determine insurance coverage or replace a licensed home inspection.
How do I arrange a residential roofing consultation?
Request a roofing consultation or call (512) 878-3892. Tell us about leaks, visible damage or roof age so we can discuss the property and arrange an evaluation.
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