Where We Work
Zilker Roofing serves the greater Austin, Texas metropolitan area, including Austin, Bee Cave, Cedar Park, Georgetown, Kyle, Lakeway, Round Rock, and San Marcos.
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Roof Repair & Replacement in Georgetown, TX.
Zilker Roofing lists roof inspection, repair, and replacement for Georgetown, Texas, in ZIP code(s) 78626. An inspection can document observed roof conditions and inform an estimate. The storm figures below describe county-level weather reports; they do not establish damage at an individual property.
Georgetown Service Area and ZIP Code
The service-area record lists Georgetown ZIP code(s) 78626. Contact Zilker Roofing to confirm whether a specific address is within the listed coverage. Roof age, nearby development, and a regional storm report do not determine a roof’s current condition; an inspection can review visible roof components and document observations.
Roofing Services Listed for Georgetown
For addresses in Georgetown ZIP code(s) 78626, the service-area record lists roof inspection, repair, replacement, metal roofing, low-slope roof systems, tile-roof repair, and skylight repair. Emergency tarping is not listed for this area.
Hail History: Georgetown and Williamson County
Georgetown sits in Williamson County, where the NOAA Storm Record counts 249 recorded hail events since 2010 — 61 of them 1.75 inches or larger. The county's largest report, 4 inches, was recorded at Round Rock on 2023-09-24. Since the start of 2024, 97 hail events have been recorded in the county, alongside 81 damaging-wind and 17 tornado reports over the full period. These are county-level figures — Williamson County includes Georgetown — and every one comes from the Austin Metro Severe Weather Record at /knowledge/records/austin-storm-record/, where the underlying NOAA source files and their SHA-256 hashes are published for independent verification.
What you can expect
Clear from the start.
Hands-On Roof Inspections
Inspections are performed on-roof by a trained technician wherever conditions allow, supplemented by aerial imagery when safety requires it — never a windshield assessment.
Read the supporting details ↗A little clarity before the big decision
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that roof.
See a starting roof replacement price range for your home. Then talk it through with the people who’ll look at your roof.
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A preliminary retail range. Your final quote follows an on-site measurement and a review of the work.
How the estimate works ↗Before you decide
A few good questions.
Does it hail in Georgetown, TX?
Yes. Georgetown is in Williamson County, where the NOAA Storm Record counts 249 hail events since 2010, including 61 at 1.75 inches or larger. 97 of those events have been recorded since the start of 2024. These are county-level counts, so individual events may have occurred anywhere in Williamson County, Georgetown included.
What size hail has been recorded near Georgetown?
The largest hail report in Williamson County in the NOAA Storm Record is 4 inches, recorded at Round Rock, elsewhere in Williamson County, on 2023-09-24. County-wide, 61 events have produced hail 1.75 inches or larger since 2010.
What should I do after a hail storm in Georgetown?
Note the date of the storm and photograph any ground-level indicators — dented gutters, downspouts, mailboxes, or window screens. Then have the roof professionally inspected before deciding anything: hail bruising on shingles is often invisible from the ground. If damage is documented, you decide whether to contact your insurance carrier — most policies describe prompt notice and reasonable steps to prevent further damage, and a written, photo-documented report supports whatever you decide.
How can I verify these hail numbers myself?
Every figure comes from the Austin Metro Severe Weather Record at /knowledge/records/austin-storm-record/, built from the NOAA NCEI Storm Events Database. The SHA-256 hash of every source file is published alongside the data, so you can download the same NOAA files, recompute the hashes, and reproduce each count yourself — nothing has to be taken on trust.