Rollingwood Roofing by Austin Roofing Company & Water Damage | WDR
Rollingwood is a small, established residential enclave tucked between West Lake Hills and central Austin, with an average lot size of nearly half an acre and homes ranging from mid-century originals to substantial custom builds. Mature oak canopy, hillside grading, and proximity to Zilker mean every Rollingwood roof faces drainage challenges, tree damage, and Central Texas weather exposure.
We’re Austin Roofing Company & Water Damage (WDR), a locally owned GAF Master Elite Contractor established in 2012. Our team brings 25+ years of combined roofing experience, BBB A+ accreditation, 1,492+ five-star reviews, and fully insured W-2 crews (not subcontractors) to every Rollingwood project. We also serve the surrounding West Austin roofing service area, including Tarrytown and West Lake Hills.
Our Roofing Services in Rollingwood
Our roofing contractors have deep experience across Rollingwood’s hillside homes, from mid-century originals to modern custom estates.
🔧 Roof Repair
Same-day diagnostics for storm damage, leaks, and aging systems. Our repair services account for Rollingwood’s oak canopy, where moisture, debris, and root heave are year-round considerations.
🏠 Roof Installation
New construction and full replacements. Every install uses GAF Master Elite materials backed by manufacturer warranty coverage.
🔨 Roof Replacement
Full tear-off and total roof replacement built for Rollingwood’s hillside wind exposure. Class 4 impact-rated materials optional for insurance premium reduction.
🔍 Roof Inspection
Written report with detailed photos. Homeowners often schedule an inspection after storms or before a real estate transaction in this competitive market.
💰 Free Roof Estimate
Straightforward pricing with no high-pressure sales.
♻️ Reroof Services
Overlay or full replacement based on existing roof condition.
⛈️ Emergency Response
Central Texas hail season response with after-hours roof service. Damage documentation, insurance carrier coordination, 24/7 emergency tarping.
⚡ Metal Roofing
Standing seam metal handles Central Texas heat efficiently, and our metal roofing systems complement Rollingwood’s mid-century and modern homes. 40 to 50-year lifespan.
Neighborhoods We Serve Near Rollingwood
- West Lake Hills
- Tarrytown
- Clarksville
- Zilker
- Barton Hills
- West Austin coverage
- central-Austin zone
About Rollingwood, TX
Rollingwood is a small residential city (population approximately 1,400) tucked between West Lake Hills and central Austin. Incorporated in 1965 as a single-family residential enclave, it retains large lot sizes averaging nearly half an acre, mature oak canopy, and a mix of mid-century originals and substantial modern custom homes.
For Rollingwood homeowners, roofing decisions balance hillside terrain considerations (wind uplift, drainage), mature tree cover management (debris, moisture, root heave), and Central Texas weather resilience. Our team knows the neighborhood’s aesthetic conventions and delivers roofing that fits both the home’s character and its long-term protection.
How To Go From Water Damage Restoration Of Austin To Rollingwood, TX 78746, USA
Driving Directions From Water Damage Restoration Of Austin To Rollingwood, TX 78746,USA
Austin Roofing Company & Water Damage | WDR
9711 Beck Cir
Austin, TX 78758
Get on TX-1 Loop S from Rutland Dr and Burnet Rd
7 min (2.8 mi)
Head northeast on Beck Cir toward Gray Blvd
0.1 mi
Turn right onto Gray Blvd
0.1 mi
Turn left onto Rutland Dr
Pass by Papa Johns Pizza (on the left)
0.8 mi
Use any lane to turn left at Burnet Rd
364 ft
Continue onto Burnet Rd
0.6 mi
Turn right onto Research Blvd
0.2 mi
Use the left lane to take the ramp onto TX-1 Loop S
1.0 mi
Continue on TX-1 Loop S. Take N Mopac Expy to Frontage Rd. Take the exit toward Ranch to Market 2244/Rollingwood/W Lake Hills from TX-1 Loop S
7 min (8.1 mi)
Merge onto TX-1 Loop S
2.4 mi
Use the left lane to merge onto N Mopac Expy
Toll road
4.5 mi
Continue onto TX-1 Loop S/S MoPac Expy
1.1 mi
Take the exit toward Ranch to Market 2244/Rollingwood/W Lake Hills
0.1 mi
Take Bee Caves Rd, Edgegrove Dr and Gentry Dr to Ridgewood Rd
3 min (1.2 mi)
Continue onto Frontage Rd
476 ft
Turn right onto Bee Caves Rd
0.6 mi
Turn right onto Edgegrove Dr
0.2 mi
Turn right onto Rollingwood Dr
276 ft
Turn left onto Gentry Dr
0.2 mi
Turn right onto Ridgewood Rd
276 ft
Get on TX-1 Loop S from Rutland Dr and Burnet Rd
7 min (2.8 mi)
Head northeast on Beck Cir toward Gray Blvd
0.1 mi
Turn right onto Gray Blvd
0.1 mi
Turn left onto Rutland Dr
Pass by Papa Johns Pizza (on the left)
0.8 mi
Use any lane to turn left at Burnet Rd
364 ft
Continue onto Burnet Rd
0.6 mi
Turn right onto Research Blvd
0.2 mi
Use the left lane to take the ramp onto TX-1 Loop S
1.0 mi
Follow TX-1 Loop S to Frontage Rd. Take the exit toward Ranch to Market 2244/Rollingwood/W Lake Hills from TX-1 Loop S
8 min (8.1 mi)
Merge onto TX-1 Loop S
8.0 mi
Take the exit toward Ranch to Market 2244/Rollingwood/W Lake Hills
0.1 mi
Take Bee Caves Rd, Edgegrove Dr and Gentry Dr to Ridgewood Rd
3 min (1.2 mi)
Continue onto Frontage Rd
476 ft
Turn right onto Bee Caves Rd
0.6 mi
Turn right onto Edgegrove Dr
0.2 mi
Turn right onto Rollingwood Dr
276 ft
Turn left onto Gentry Dr
0.2 mi
Turn right onto Ridgewood Rd
276 ft
Get on US-183 Hwy N from Rutland Dr, Burnet Rd and Research Blvd
6 min (2.3 mi)
Head northeast on Beck Cir toward Gray Blvd
0.1 mi
Turn right onto Gray Blvd
0.1 mi
Turn left onto Rutland Dr
Pass by Papa Johns Pizza (on the left)
0.8 mi
Use any lane to turn left at Burnet Rd
364 ft
Continue onto Burnet Rd
0.6 mi
Turn right onto Research Blvd
0.2 mi
Use the 2nd from the left lane to stay on Research Blvd
0.2 mi
Use the left lane to take the US-183 N ramp
0.2 mi
Take TX-360 Loop S to Bee Caves Rd. Take the RM-2244 E exit from TX-360 Loop S
14 min (10.0 mi)
Merge onto US-183 Hwy N
0.3 mi
Take the exit toward TX-360 Loop/Capital of Tx Hwy/Great Hills Trail
0.3 mi
Merge onto Research Blvd
0.4 mi
Use the left 2 lanes to turn left onto TX-360 Loop S
8.9 mi
Take the RM-2244 E exit
0.2 mi
Continue on Bee Caves Rd. Drive to Ridgewood Rd in Rollingwood
7 min (3.1 mi)
Use any lane to turn left onto Bee Caves Rd
Pass by American Bank (on the left in 2 mi)
2.4 mi
Turn left onto Rollingwood Dr
0.4 mi
Turn left onto Ridgewood Rd
0.3 mi
About Rollingwood, TX
Rollingwood is a city in Travis County, Texas, United States. Part of the Austin–Round Rock metropolitan area the population was 1,467 at the 2020 census.
- Population: 1,467
- Geo Coordinates: 30.274722, -97.784444
- Postcodes: 78746
- Official Website: https://www.rollingwoodtx.gov/
- Maps of Rollingwood, TX
- Timberline Dr
- Ridgewood Rd
- Almarion Dr
- Hatley Dr
- Pickwick Ln
- Cedar Creek Elementary School
- Eanes Elementary School
- Forest Trail Elementary School
- Valley View Elementary School
- Westlake High School
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- Rollingwood Community Playground
The City of Rollingwood Park is nestled in the heart of Rollingwood. The playground is separated into two parts, lower and upper. Designated parking for the Rollingwood Park is located at the corner of Gentry and Nixon Dr. - Salamander springs
- Western Hills Athletic Club Tennis Courts
- Rollingwood Park
The scenery here is beautiful and it’s such a great way to get out of town. - Chinatown Westlake
Relaxed eatery offering classic & creative Chinese fare in a low-key dining space. - Loophole Entertainment
Loophole Entertainment is the perfect place to catch your favorite concert or show. You can enjoy drinks with friends while waiting in line, then dance all night long! - Zilker Park Clubhouse
The venue is a beautiful, picturesque spot in the heart of Austin.
Frequently Asked Questions About Rollingwood Roofing
Do you serve all of Rollingwood, including the sections near Rollingwood City Park?
Yes, we serve the full City of Rollingwood including all neighborhoods around Rollingwood City Park, along Rollingwood Drive, and the sections near Zilker Park to the east. Rollingwood is a small incorporated city with tight boundaries, and our crews cover the entire city footprint. As a GAF Master Elite Contractor based in Austin, we’ve served Rollingwood homeowners since 2012 with fully insured W-2 crews.
Does Rollingwood have its own permit jurisdiction?
Yes, the City of Rollingwood is an incorporated city with its own building department and permit process, separate from City of Austin and from neighboring West Lake Hills. Most residential roof replacements require a City of Rollingwood permit, and we handle the permit filing, inspection scheduling, and any code compliance documentation. Rollingwood also has tree protection ordinances that affect staging equipment placement, and we coordinate for compliance.
Rollingwood has many established homes. Do you have restoration experience?
Yes, Rollingwood’s housing stock includes homes dating back to the 1950s alongside newer high-value builds, with distinctive architectural styles including mid-century Modern, traditional Ranch, and contemporary Hill Country custom homes. Many properties require restoration-grade materials to match original construction, whether standing seam metal, tile, or specialty asphalt profiles. Our crews are experienced with the range of Rollingwood housing types.
How do Rollingwood's mature tree canopy and greenbelt-adjacent lots affect roofing work?
Rollingwood’s mature oak and cedar canopy is beautiful but does complicate roofing work. Overhanging branches must be cleared before crews can safely stage a tear-off, and lots adjacent to Zilker Park or the Barton Creek Greenbelt often have significant tree coverage. We coordinate tree trimming with certified arborists before project start when clearance is needed, and we recommend annual roof maintenance for Rollingwood homes to keep debris from causing valley leaks.
Are Rollingwood homes at risk from severe weather and wildfire?
Rollingwood faces both severe storm and wildfire risk. The area sits in the Central Texas hail belt with spring storm activity, and the greenbelt-adjacent location introduces wildland-urban interface wildfire considerations. For hail resistance we recommend Class 4 impact-rated shingles. For wildfire resistance we recommend Class A fire-rated systems, which most quality asphalt shingles, standing seam metal, and tile products meet. We can assess your property and recommend a system that addresses both risks.