Metal Roof Repair in Pflugerville, TX — Leaks, Storm & Hail Damage

We repair metal roofs across Pflugerville — leaks, loose or backed-out fasteners, failed flashing, and storm and hail damage. Every repair starts with a free inspection, and if a storm caused the damage, we'll help with your insurance claim. In Texas you have two years to file, so take a breath. Call (737) 320-3400 and we'll take a look.

When does hail actually hit Pflugerville?

Not when most people assume. The NOAA Storm Prediction Center has logged 164 hail reports within ten miles of Pflugerville since 2004, and they cluster into two very different seasons. April produces the most storms — 56 reports, more than any other month. But September produces the most damaging ones: fewer events, far bigger stones, averaging 2.6 inches when weighted for size. May sits second on severity at 2.2 inches. August, October and December have produced none at all.

That split matters for a homeowner. An April storm is more likely to happen; a September storm is more likely to total your roof. If you have put off an inspection since spring, late August is the sensible time to get it done.

Which storms have hit Pflugerville recently?

These are the events on record near town, with the hail sizes reported to the National Weather Service:

• 24 September 2023 — the costliest hailstorm in Austin-area history. A three-inch stone was reported 1.3 miles from Pflugerville city center at 9:20 PM, with quarter-sized hail 0.7 miles out. Round Rock, seven miles away, recorded four-inch grapefruit hail the same night. Forty of Pflugerville’s fifty-one hail reports for the whole of 2023 came from that one evening.
• 9 April 2024 — ping-pong-sized hail at 1.5 inches near Pflugerville, with two-inch stones reported at Wells Branch six miles west.
• 28 April 2024 — an EF-1 tornado tracked a 4.8-mile path near Manor, roughly seven miles from Pflugerville. One house sustained significant roof damage; an air-conditioning unit was blown off a convenience store.
• 28 May 2025 — quarter-sized hail with 65 mph measured winds nearby. Roof panels were torn from a gas-station canopy.
• 9–10 May 2026 — quarter-sized hail just east of town, followed the next evening by wind damage a mile northeast.

If your roof was on the house for any of those and has not been looked at since, it is worth an inspection. Be aware of the clock, though: Texas generally allows two years from the date of the storm to file a claim, which means the September 2023 window has already closed. The 2025 and 2026 storms have not. And regardless of what any insurer will pay, undetected damage does not stop letting water in just because it is old.

What metal roof problems do you fix?

Most metal roof issues come down to a few culprits, and nearly all are fixable without a full replacement. If your roof is only a section away from another good decade, a repair is almost always the smarter call — and we'll tell you honestly when that's the case.

Do you handle storm and hail damage?

Yes — and in Central Texas, that's a big part of what we do. The Austin area took three major hailstorms between 2023 and 2025, and hail can dent panels, chip finishes, and loosen fasteners even when the damage isn't obvious from the ground. We offer free storm inspections, document what we find for your insurer, and can meet your adjuster on-site.

Most hail denting on metal is cosmetic rather than structural — that's exactly why metal holds up so well here — but it's still worth having looked at, and it's often covered by your policy. See our hail & insurance claim guide for how the process works.

How do I know if my metal roof is damaged?

Worth a call if you notice any of these — especially after a storm:

• Water stains on ceilings or walls
• Visible dents or dimples after a hailstorm
• Screws sitting proud of the panel surface
• Lifted, separated, or rippling seams
• Paint flecks or granules collecting in your gutters
• Daylight visible in the attic

Please don't climb up to check yourself — metal roofs are slick, and a free inspection costs you nothing. Catching a small leak now beats paying for water damage later.

Should I repair or replace my metal roof?

It depends on the age and extent of the problem. A localized leak or a handful of loose fasteners on an otherwise sound roof is a repair. Widespread hail damage, a roof near the end of its life, or repeated leaks in different spots usually points to replacement — often insurance-assisted after a storm. We'll give you the honest answer, not the more expensive one. Learn about metal roof replacement.

How much does metal roof repair cost?

It varies with the problem — a simple sealant or fastener fix is minor, while storm repairs depend on the damage and whether insurance is involved. We won't quote a repair blind; the free inspection is how we give you a real number. Call (737) 320-3400 and we'll come take a look.

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