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Homes 1980s to present

Forty years of building eras share the fairways in Berry Creek. A roofing guide to custom rooflines, second and third roofs, and mature tree cover in Georgetown.

Homes Late 1990s to 2010s

Late 90s and 2000s production roofs off Shell Road are aging out together. How Georgetown Village homeowners compare quotes and upgrade smart during the wave.

Homes 1880s to 1940s

Steep Victorian rooflines, historic overlay review, and mature pecan canopy: a roofing guide for Old Town Georgetown homes built from the 1880s to the 1940s.

Homes 2014 to present

Full sun, open wind, and builder grade shingles: why Rancho Sienna roofs age faster than the brochure said, and how to handle a first hail claim right.

Homes 1960s to 1980s

Brick ranches from the 1960s to 80s near the river: shingle layers, dated attic ventilation, low slope additions, and mature oaks in San Gabriel Heights.

Homes 1970s to 1990s

Heavy oak canopy, ranch homes from the 1970s to 90s, aging decking, and long simple rooflines: a Serenada roofing guide for acreage lots off Williams Drive.

Homes 1996 to present

Tile and shingle roofs, HOA design standards, and hail claims in Sun City, Texas. A local roofing guide for the largest active adult community in Georgetown.

Homes 2016 to present

Young roofs are not immune roofs. Builder grade shingles, warranty and insurance confusion, first hail claims, and HOA review for Wolf Ranch homes on SH 29.