
Unbelievable professional experience. In a world with to many unproven businesses to conduct business with, I consider myself fortunate to have found this reliable and trustworthy company to help me with my roof replacement.
Since 2014 · GAF and Owens Corning Certified
Ruddy's Roofing works Georgetown from our shop in Round Rock, about 15 minutes away. Frank answers when you call, his son Jake drives up to look at the roof, and the look costs you nothing.

Georgetown has logged 65 hail reports since 2000, and April brings the most of them. About 45 percent of the homes here went up in 2010 or later, and the median Georgetown home dates to 2008.
Call from Georgetown and Frank picks up, Jake drives the 10 miles north, and the price comes to you in writing.
Frank takes the call himself. The form on our contact page works too, if that is easier for you.
Any weekday from 8 to 6. Saturday repairs happen when you book them ahead.
Jake climbs up, covers every slope, and chalks each hail hit he finds.
The price comes in writing, and we never ask for money up front to start.

In Georgetown a reroof takes a city permit, and the roofer has to be registered with the city. Past that, the price rides on the roof's size and pitch and the shingle you want. Storm damage may be a claim, and we talk it over before you file.
What the roof needs, if anything, and what that costs, on paper. When the roof is fine, Jake tells you so, and nobody sends you a bill for his time.
April has brought more hail reports at Georgetown than any other month, 21 of the 65 logged since 2000.
September has brought 9 of Georgetown's hail reports since 2000, so a fall storm deserves a look too. Look for: dark grit piling up at the downspouts.
The 2021 winter storm dropped 5.2 inches of snow on Georgetown, the Weather Service logged. Look for: a fresh water spot once the ice melts off.
On April 22, 2025, Georgetown logged 11 hail reports, the biggest stone 2.5 inches. Look for: dark bruised spots where the granules came off.
Long Georgetown summers bake the shingles, and in that heat our crew wraps up by noon. Look for: shingle corners that curl up or split open.
Georgetown homeowners get a family shop: Frank on the phone, Jake on the roof, and one crew lead since 2014.
Your call goes to Frank, the owner, not a phone tree. One customer found us after a bigger roofer switched to an automated line that nobody answered.
Frank's son Jake does the roof check and runs the crew on your job. Every hail strike he finds gets a chalk circle, so you can see it.
We do not chase storms from state to state. Our main crew does the work, led by the same man since 2014, the year Frank opened.

Unbelievable professional experience. In a world with to many unproven businesses to conduct business with, I consider myself fortunate to have found this reliable and trustworthy company to help me with my roof replacement.
Georgetown City Hall is 10.1 miles from our Round Rock shop, about 15 minutes with no traffic.

The City of Georgetown requires a permit for a residential reroof, inside the city limits. Roofers have to register with the city before they can apply for one.
In Georgetown's Old Town or Downtown overlay, a change of roof material may need a Certificate of Appropriateness, reviewed by the city's historic commission.
About 45 percent of Georgetown's 37,206 homes were built in 2010 or later, and the median home dates to 2008, per the Census Bureau.
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, City of Georgetown. Checked September 24, 2026.
Yes, Georgetown requires a city permit for a residential reroof inside the city limits. The roofer has to be registered with the City of Georgetown first. If the house sits in the Old Town or Downtown overlay and the material is changing, a Certificate of Appropriateness may be needed too. Round Rock and Leander, by contrast, ask for no permit to reroof.
Our shop at 1510 Merrell Cove in Round Rock is 10.1 miles from Georgetown City Hall by road. With no traffic, the drive takes about 15 minutes. Frank answers the phone himself, and Jake drives up to look at the roof at no charge to you.
The largest stone was 2.5 inches, about three miles south-southeast of Georgetown, on April 22, 2025. The federal storm record logged 11 hail reports at Georgetown that day. The biggest stone at Georgetown since 2000 was 2.75 inches, reported in 2007 and again in 2020. Hail that size can bruise a shingle in ways you cannot see from the yard.
April is the busiest hail month in Georgetown, with 21 of the 65 reports logged since 2000. March and May come next, with 12 each. Spring is when to keep an eye on the roof, and a look after any storm costs you nothing.
About 45 percent of Georgetown's homes were built in 2010 or later, per the Census Bureau. The median home in town was built in 2008. A newer roof still takes hail. One storm can bruise the shingles on a roof of any age, which is why Jake walks every slope when he comes out.

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.

Call Frank on a weekday between 8 and 6, or set up a Saturday repair ahead of time. Jake drives up to Georgetown and looks at the roof at no cost to you.