Roofing · Bastrop, TX

Roofing Websites in Bastrop, TX

Re-roofing inside Bastrop city limits takes a city roofing permit, and the roofer has to be set up in the city’s permit portal first. We build roofing websites that explain that process, show your insurance and permit habits, and handle insurance questions the way Texas law requires.

Bastrop Roofs

Owners, renters, and a lot of rooftops.

  • The median owner-occupied home in Bastrop city is valued at $339,600 (2020-2024). Census QuickFacts
  • 56.1% of the city’s 4,917 households own their home. Census QuickFacts
  • Across Bastrop County there were an estimated 44,786 housing units in July 2025, and 76.5% of homes are owner-occupied. Census QuickFacts

New homes mean new roofs now and replacement roofs later, and older homes in town still need their turn. Either way, the owner wants a roofer who pulls the permit and answers the phone after the job.

What Bastrop Types

Roofers, repair, and metal.

Five suggestions name Bastrop, and one is specific: “metal roofing.” If you install metal, it deserves a page with photos. Roof repair and “roofing companies” round out the list.

Google autocomplete suggestions, checked Oct 21, 2026 at 7:33 AM CT. Suggestions show what people type, not how many.

City Of Bastrop Rules

A roofing permit, through MyGov.

The City of Bastrop’s roofing permit checklist starts with General Contractor Credentials in its MyGov portal, with insurance and license documents uploaded, then the roofing permit application, a project description letter, existing-condition images for residential jobs, and an owner or agent authorization. The city’s building page says contractors must carry commercial general liability insurance of at least $200,000. Inspections are requested as the work progresses.

Source: City of Bastrop: Roofing Permit Checklist (PDF); City of Bastrop: Building & Permitting.

On Your Bastrop Site

Pages we’d write first.

  • Roof replacement, with how you handle the city permit
  • Roof repair and leak calls, with your usual response time
  • Metal roofing, if you install it, with your own photos
  • Insurance claims, explained the way Texas law allows
  • Proof of insurance, offered on request
  • An inspection request with photo upload
Insurance Claims

Say what you won’t do with a deductible.

Under section 27.02 of the Texas Business and Commerce Code, a roofer commits an offense by offering to cover, waive, or refund an owner’s deductible. When insurance is expected to pay on a contract of $1,000 or more, the contract must carry a deductible notice in bold type. Put that on your claims page in your own words. Owners who have heard otherwise will notice.

Source: TDI: Roofing and insurance, know the law; Texas Business & Commerce Code ch. 27.

After The Job

Three things Bastrop owners keep.

The paperwork you hand over at the end is part of what you sell. Say on the site what they get.

The permit record

That the job was permitted and inspected, if it was inside city limits.

The warranty

Your workmanship warranty in writing, and the manufacturer’s, with how to register it.

The photos

Before, during, and after pictures of their own roof, useful for any future claim.

Storm And Leak Calls

When water is coming through the ceiling.

A leak call is a different customer from a full replacement. They want to know how fast someone can look and what happens in the meantime.

  1. First response. How soon you can usually inspect, and whether you tarp or patch to stop the water.
  2. Photos and notes. That you photograph the damage for the owner, which helps if they file a claim.
  3. Next steps. Whether the fix is a repair or a replacement, in writing, before any big work starts.
Client Review

What a client said about his website.

Don’t take our word for it. Luis Madera, owner of Cam Collision in New Braunfels, repairs cars, not roofs, and after his website went live he posted this on Google. Unedited:

“I have owned a business for 6 years now and never made a website for two reasons, one I have been luck enough to stay busy and the other is because I'm extremely picky with work that I provide and received. Darren built me a website that was just perfect! Everything about it was exactly what I was looking for and more. I am glad it took me 6 years to get one. Any sooner and I would have missed out on his talent. Thanks again”

Luis Madera, Cam Collision · 5-star Google review
Simple Pricing

Roofing website prices for Bastrop.

For a Bastrop roofing company the build is $599, one payment. Then Site Care, $59 per month and part of every site, keeps the host, the SSL, and the backups running and covers two small updates. Roofers who’d rather we run their Google Business Profile too take the Get Found Bundle: $799 at the start, $249 a month going forward. Profile setup alone costs $349, cut to $99 if you’re on Monthly GBP Management at $199 a month. No contract.

Google Business Profile is free from Google. Anyone can create and manage a profile at no cost. Our fees pay for our setup and management work. Working with a third party → (opens in a new tab)

All sales are final. Work starts when payment is received. Monthly plans renew automatically until you cancel; cancel anytime, effective at the end of your paid period. No refunds.

Free Map Check

Do Bastrop homeowners find your roofing company?

Tell us the name your roofing company uses on Google. Typically the next business day, you’ll get a recording of your profile beside the roofers Bastrop sees first, narrated, with what we’d fix.

  • A recorded walk-through of about 3 minutes: your roofing listing against the 3 roofers Bastrop sees first.
  • Three fixes, biggest first.
  • No charge; the recording is yours whatever you decide.

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FAQ

Bastrop roofers ask us.

Should I post a leak response time?

Only one you keep. Say what you do the same day and what waits for a dry forecast.

Do I need a separate repair page?

Yes. Someone with a leak and someone pricing a new roof are asking different questions.

Much of my work is outside city limits. Do I still explain the city permit?

Yes, briefly, for jobs inside the city. For the rest, say who you check with before starting.

Should I show my insurance on the site?

Say you carry it and offer the certificate on request. Owners ask, and the city requires it for permits.

Can I advertise that I work with insurance claims?

Yes, as long as you don’t promise to pay or waive the deductible. Texas law forbids that.

Do I need a metal roofing page?

If you install metal, yes. People search for it by name in Bastrop.

Does Bastrop call you for a new roof?

Bastrop roofing crews: we’ll record your free Map Check, or pick up the phone.