Gold Star Roofing provides complete exterior services for homeowners and property managers across Central Texas: roof replacement, roof repair, metal roofing, tile roofing, asphalt shingle systems, commercial roofing (including TPO), gutters (install/repair/guards), siding (including fiber cement and metal), skylights, storm damage restoration, emergency tarping, solar detach & reset, and claim support.

If you’re not sure what you need, we start with a detailed inspection and build a clean plan based on your roof type, budget, and timeline.

We serve Austin, Round Rock, Georgetown, Leander, Cedar Park, Pflugerville, Hutto, Liberty Hill, Lakeway, Kyle, and surrounding Central Texas areas. If you’re nearby and unsure, submit the form—our team will confirm service availability.

Call 512-819-1363 or submit the form at the top of this page. We’ll confirm your address, review any known issues (leak, missing shingles, hail, wind), and schedule the visit. After the inspection, you’ll get photos and a clear recommendation for repair vs. replacement.

Yes. We can walk you through financing options so you can complete your roof or exterior project on your timeline. Submit the form and ask for “financing info” and we’ll send details.

Yes. Gold Star Roofing is fully insured for your protection. If you need documentation for your HOA, property manager, or commercial requirements, request it and we’ll provide it.

Yes. We provide a 5-year workmanship warranty on everything we touch, with upgrade options available. Materials are covered by manufacturer warranties, which vary by product line and roof system. We’ll explain exactly what applies to your project before work begins.

We handle roof repairs, full roof replacements, leak detection, flashing repairs, ventilation improvements, shingle and metal systems, tile systems, skylight integration, and storm restoration work. We also coordinate solar detach & reset when your roof has panels.

A repair may be appropriate for isolated issues (small leak source, limited shingle damage, minor flashing failure). Replacement is often recommended when damage is widespread, shingles are brittle or failing, granule loss is severe, decking/underlayment issues exist, or storm impacts are extensive. We’ll document everything and give a clear recommendation.

Many residential roofs can be completed in 1–2 days once materials are delivered and weather cooperates. Larger or more complex systems (steep pitch, multiple layers, decking repairs, tile, metal, solar detach & reset) can take longer. We’ll give you a realistic schedule up front.

We install and repair asphalt shingles (including architectural and impact-resistant), metal roofing systems, tile roofing, and commercial-grade membranes like TPO for low-slope applications when appropriate. We help you choose based on budget, style, and long-term performance in Central Texas weather.

Water stains on ceilings/walls, damp insulation, musty attic odor, bubbling paint, visible flashing gaps, shingle damage, soft decking, or granules in gutters. Leaks can travel—so the visible interior spot may not be directly below the roof entry point. We locate the source and fix it correctly.

Keep gutters clear, trim overhanging branches, check for storm impacts after hail/wind events, and schedule periodic inspections—especially if your roof is older or you’ve had recent storms. Proper ventilation also helps maximize roof life.

Yes. If you have active leaks or storm damage, contact us immediately. We can provide emergency measures like temporary tarping or water diversion to protect the interior while a permanent repair or replacement plan is finalized.

We provide siding repair and siding replacement, including fiber cement systems and metal siding options. We also offer exterior painting services and help address underlying issues like rot, failed flashing, or water entry points.

Common signs include warping, cracking, soft/rotted spots, frequent paint failure, bubbling, visible moisture intrusion, gaps at joints, pest entry points, or rising energy bills due to poor envelope performance. We inspect the siding and the moisture pathways behind it—then recommend the best fix.

New siding can improve curb appeal, weather resistance, and energy efficiency—while reducing maintenance and helping protect framing from moisture intrusion. It’s also a great time to evaluate house wrap, flashing integration, and trim details.

Many residential siding projects take several days depending on home size, complexity, prep needs (rot repair, trim, wrap), and the specific material system. We provide a schedule and daily updates while work is in progress.

We support commercial roof inspections, repairs, maintenance planning, replacements, and restoration scopes. Common systems include TPO and metal, and we also coordinate key components like penetrations, drains, skylights, ventilation, and detach & reset needs where applicable.

Recurring leaks, membrane deterioration, ponding water, seam failures, saturated insulation, edge metal failure, or widespread storm damage are common indicators. We provide a detailed assessment and recommend the most cost-effective path.

Typically at least twice per year, plus after major storm events. Routine inspections help identify issues early, reduce leak risk, and support warranty compliance and long-term asset protection.

Timelines vary by building size, roof system, access constraints, weather, and scope complexity. We plan projects to minimize disruption, coordinate with stakeholders, and keep you updated with clear scheduling and progress milestones.

Yes. We document storm-related damage, provide photos and reporting, and coordinate with the adjuster visit to help ensure all affected areas are properly reviewed. If items are missing or under-scoped, we assist with supplements using clear documentation.

First, protect the interior if there’s active leaking (buckets, towels, move valuables). Avoid going on the roof. Then schedule an inspection. We’ll document roof, gutters, vents, flashing, skylights, and visible exterior impacts so you can file the claim with accurate information.

Adjusters do their best, but details can be missed—especially after major storm events when volume is high. That’s why we like to be present for the adjuster meeting and provide photo documentation to support a complete scope.

A supplement is a request to adjust the claim scope or pricing when important items are missing or undervalued. Examples include code-required components, overlooked materials, additional layers, decking repairs, or necessary detach & reset costs. We submit supplements with documentation to support fair coverage.

No. Your deductible is a contractual part of your policy and cannot be waived. We keep everything transparent and compliant, and we’ll explain how payment timing typically works for insurance-funded projects.