Roofing Service Areas Across Central Texas

Buda, Texas sits right along the I-35 corridor in the heart of the Hill Country, just south of Austin — and it's one of the fastest-growing communities in Hays County. With that growth comes hundreds of homes that need roofs able to stand up to brutal summer sun, sudden hail storms, and high spring winds. That's exactly what we build.

Kyle, Texas is one of the fastest-growing cities in the state, with new neighborhoods spreading across Hays County between Buda and San Marcos. All those homes share the same challenge: a roof that has to survive scorching Central Texas heat, spring hail, and powerful storms rolling off the Hill Country. Ranch Hand Construction builds roofs that are ready for it.

San Marcos, Texas — home to Texas State University and the crystal-clear San Marcos River — is a vibrant, fast-growing city at the southern edge of Hays County. Between historic homes, busy rental and student-housing properties, and new construction spreading toward Kyle and Buda, San Marcos roofs take on a lot: relentless summer heat, spring hail, and the humidity that comes with living near the river.

Known as the 'Gateway to the Hill Country,' Dripping Springs is one of the most sought-after communities west of Austin — full of custom homes, acreage properties, and master-planned neighborhoods set among the cedar and limestone hills. Roofing here is rarely cookie-cutter, and it takes a contractor comfortable with steep, complex rooflines and premium materials.

Wimberley sits in the heart of the Texas Hill Country, where the Blanco River and Cypress Creek wind through hilly, tree-covered terrain dotted with custom homes and getaway properties. It's a beautiful place to live — and a demanding one to roof. Steep lots, multi-level rooflines, and powerful Hill Country storms call for an experienced, well-equipped crew.

South Austin is a patchwork of established neighborhoods and newer master-planned communities, stretching from 78704 down through Circle C Ranch, Shady Hollow, and the Onion Creek area. Many homes here have roofs that are original or overdue for replacement, while newer subdivisions are starting to feel the wear of Texas heat and hail. It's an area that needs a roofer who can handle every home age and HOA requirement.