Shops on the Square
Galleries and boutiques with metal and small flat roofs.
Hays County · 78676 · Blanco River & Cypress Creek
Shops on the Square, restaurants, wedding venues, inns and churches along RR 12 and the Blanco River.
Wimberley is a small Hays County city of 2,839 people (2020) that draws visitors all year to the Square, Blue Hole and the venues along Cypress Creek and the Blanco River. Its commercial buildings are mostly small: shops, galleries, restaurants, inns and wedding venues, many with metal roofs.
Wimberley also knows flood risk. The Memorial Day 2015 flood on the Blanco River was one of the worst in Texas history. For roofs, the big local risks are intense rain, hail and fallen limbs from cypress and oak trees.
Small buildings with a lot of character.
Galleries and boutiques with metal and small flat roofs.
Creekside restaurants with metal roofs and kitchen exhaust.
Barns and pavilions with large metal roofs.
Lodging with shingle and metal roofs.
Sanctuaries and halls under heavy tree cover.
Wimberley sits deep in Flash Flood Alley, where Hill Country storms can drop extreme rain in hours.
This month
Quiet month. Inspect roofs before spring events start.
Repairs and storm work on a regular Hays County route.
Typical scope · 78676What a typical job looks like here
A typical Wimberley call: a storm drops a limb on a venue’s metal roof and dents panels near the ridge. We dry in the roof, document the damage for the insurer and replace panels and trim before the next booked weekend.
Trim overhanging limbs every year. Most Wimberley roof damage we see starts with a tree.
Roads and communities on our Hays County routes.
Neighborhoods & corridors
Nearby service areas
Not covered here? Call us and ask the roofer who works your street.
Yes. We repair hail, wind and tree damage, document it for insurers and replace panels or roofs as needed.
Yes. Shops, restaurants, inns and venues are most of what we do in Wimberley.
We run a regular Hays County route, and active leaks are handled as emergencies.
Yes, with photos and a written report.
Tell us about the building. A project manager who covers Hays County calls you back within 2 business hours.
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A project manager will call you within 2 business hours. Need us sooner? (210) 384-6843