
Excellent customer service and workmanship, plus competitive pricing on quality materials.
Since 2014 · GAF and Owens Corning Certified
Ruddy's Roofing serves Cedar Park from Round Rock, 13.3 miles east, on both the Williamson and the Travis County sides. Frank answers the phone, Jake comes out to look at the roof, and the visit is on us.

Cedar Park has logged 15 hail reports since 2000, two of them 2-inch stones. More than half of its homes, 55 percent, were built between 1990 and 2009.
Cedar Park is a 13.3 mile drive from our shop: you call, you talk to Frank, and Jake comes out to look.
The owner answers the phone. If you would rather write, use the form on our contact page.
We work Monday through Friday, 8 to 6, and do Saturday repairs by appointment.
Jake walks the whole roof and draws a chalk circle around every hail hit.
If the roof needs work, you get a written price and pay nothing to start.

A Cedar Park reroof that leaves the roof structure alone needs no city permit, though every contractor has to register with the city. The price depends on the roof's size and pitch and the shingle you choose. If a storm did the damage, we explain how insurance may help before you file.
What is wrong, if anything, what it takes to fix, and the price, in writing. If the roof is sound, Jake says so, and you owe nothing for the trip out.
March and April have each brought 4 of Cedar Park's 15 hail reports since 2000, the most of any month.
None of the 15 Cedar Park hail reports since 2000 came in the fall, so it is a calm time for a roof check. Look for: ridge caps lifting at the peak.
The 2021 winter storm left 7.5 inches of snow in Cedar Park, the Weather Service logged. Look for: a new stain on the ceiling once the snow melts.
On May 28, 2025, three hail reports began at Cedar Park, the biggest a 2-inch stone a mile west of town. Look for: granules in the gutters.
Cedar Park summers are hard on shingles, and when it is that hot our crew stops work by noon. Look for: shingle corners curling or cracking.
Cedar Park homeowners reach the owner by phone, his son on the roof, and a crew lead who has been with us since 2014.
Frank answers the phone, so you never sit on hold with a machine. One homeowner called us after a big roofer in town moved to an automated phone line.
Jake, Frank's son, looks at the roof in person and runs the job from start to finish. He chalks every hail hit he finds so you can see it too.
We do not travel with the storms. Our main crew does every job, and the crew lead has been with us since 2014, the year Ruddy's Roofing started.

Excellent customer service and workmanship, plus competitive pricing on quality materials.
Cedar Park City Hall is 13.3 miles from our shop, about 21 minutes when the roads are clear.

Cedar Park was first called Running Brushy, after the strong spring at the head of the creek. Emmett Cluck gave it the name Cedar Park in 1887.
Cedar Park's code calls a diseased or defective tree that could fall on a building a public nuisance, and oak wilt counts. Watch the trees over the roof.
Building limestone was a major Cedar Park product from the 1890s until about 1970, and so were cedar fence posts, the Handbook of Texas says.
Sources: NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information, U.S. Census Bureau, U.S. Census Bureau Geocoder (both addresses) and the OSRM public routing service (driving route), NWS Austin/San Antonio, Texas State Historical Association, City of Cedar Park, City of Cedar Park Code of Ordinances. Checked September 24, 2026.
No permit is needed in Cedar Park to replace a roof covering that is not structural. The city lists that work among the projects that do not require a permit. Work that changes the roof structure is another matter. Every contractor still has to register with the City of Cedar Park, and the registration is free.
Cedar Park City Hall is 13.3 miles by road from our shop at 1510 Merrell Cove in Round Rock. That is about 21 minutes without traffic. Call, and Frank answers the phone. Jake drives out to Cedar Park to look at the roof, and the look costs you nothing.
The largest Cedar Park hail since 2000 was 2 inches, on June 26, 2002 and May 28, 2025. On the 2025 date, three hail reports began at Cedar Park, and the largest fell about a mile west of town. Hail that size can leave bruises on a shingle that nobody sees from the yard.
Most Cedar Park homes, 55 percent, were built between 1990 and 2009, per the Census Bureau. The median home in the city was built in 2005, and 31 percent are 2010 or newer. A roof that has been up since the 1990s has seen a lot of hail seasons, so a check after a storm is worth it.
Yes, Cedar Park's code calls a hazardous tree that could fall on a building a public nuisance. The rule covers trees that are defective or diseased, oak wilt included, and trees that could fall on a sidewalk or a street. If a tree like that stands over your house, deal with it before a wind storm does.

Most jobs are done in one day, and we need no money to start.

Have us inspect first, then file. Do not sign anything a door knocker hands you.

No charge to come out. If the roof is fine, that is what we tell you.

We repair shingle roofs: ridge caps, blown off shingles and leaks after a rain.

You cannot see hail damage from the ground. We walk the roof and chalk it.

Frank picks up Monday through Friday from 8 to 6, and Saturday repairs are by appointment. Jake comes out to Cedar Park to look, and it costs you nothing.